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Tirant22

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Richard Morris Hunt's Griswold House, built in 1863, was designed in the short-lived __________ style. Its exterior treatment resembled an assemblage of matchsticks with many turrets, gables, and dormers.
 
  a. Cape Cod
  b. Salt Box
  c. Romanesque
   d. Bungalow
  e. Stick

Question 2

In the photograph ________________, Sandy Skoglund constructed a set, clothed and posed models to create an image depicting a vivid fantasy of what the world might be like after a nuclear war.
 
  a. Meditation Mystery
  b. Untitled
  c. Radioactive Cats
  d. Radioactive Dogs
  e. none of the above



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Answer to Question 1

e

Answer to Question 2

c. Radioactive Cats



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