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<p>I did. I talked more than they did about less than they did and got Best Delegate! [/brag]</p>
<p>Icannot remember the painstaking question… what was the question and other answer choices. totally dont remember</p>
<p>We are ridiculous. Arguing on a forum will not change the correct answers. It doesn’t matter how adamant you are…</p>
<p>can someone answer me please?</p>
<p>soitgoes - in the passage it described how he went about being a “copyist” (like finding the right colors to match the original) and then the question asked for like a word describing the process</p>
<p>i put painstaking</p>
<p>oh, couldnt that be innovative cuz he made everything original… made new colors and everything</p>
<p>painstaking and illogical.</p>
<p>when the modern artist “joined the debate” was she inspiring more african artists to create modern art?</p>
<p>^ No he was not.</p>
<p>ingette i didn’t put that, do you remember other answer choices?</p>
<p>^ I chose “her works were dominated by African influences”…</p>
<p>no, you couldnt assume that… the answer was she made art with african heritage influence… and also, u sure its not innovative. cuz nothing said how he meticulously picked out the colors, but it did say how originally he was and how he was not like the rest</p>
<p>i put that too qwerty</p>
<p>@xs0itg0esx</p>
<p>Traveling out of the country to buy a special metallic paint is not innovative; it’s painstaking for sure.</p>
<p>maybe im thinking of a different question, but it talked about how he mixed different colors to make his own, whis is innovative</p>
<p>The question referred to a group of lines. What you’re stating may have been in them, but it clearly depicted the struggle he went to acquire resources for his artwork AKA painstaking.</p>
<p>^ The narrator was clearly emphasizing how laborious the task of making everything perfect was (checking all lighting angles, going to another country just to retrieve materials, etc.)</p>
<p>EDIT: Beat me to it :S</p>
<p>ets is ■■■■■■■■… why would they include examples of both words in the specified lines… i guess you guys are right though since included more examples of that… i just put innovative cuz he had to make things his own special way (and later in the passage tlked bout coppying stuff to make it his own) but im prob wrong</p>
<p>so we can assume that if you paint a place, the place’s culture influenced you…?</p>
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<p>any consensus on the assertions one? i think its between (d) and (e)</p>
<p>you are definitely wrong. the question asked specifically of his actions to go all the way to wherever to get the paint with the lead, which is painstaking. innotative might describe him as an artist but it wasnt asking that…</p>
<p>african question had bad answers. i picked the dominated by african influences but i was reluctant, they all sucked</p>