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The emphasis used in the mixed media piece on the cover of your book, Sara Sze's Untitled (St. James), can best be described as _________.
 
  A. emphasis by content
  B. emphasis by isolation
  C. emphasis by placement
  D. emphasis by directional lines
  E. lack of emphasis

Question 2

Rodin used a deliberate __________ to achieve a sense of aloneness in his Burghers of Calais despite the obvious connection among the doomed men.
 
  A. focal point
  B. emphasis by placement
  C. emphasis by isolation
  D. absence of focal point
  E. emphasis by content



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Answer to Question 1

E

Answer to Question 2

D





 

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