PrepTest 107, Section 2, Question 3

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Passage 1Artistic innovation and supposed prophecy in pre–World War I painting
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Reading the passage

Picasso and Braque were concerned with representation and form. Their stated effort was to create a reality beyond what the eye alone could access. We need an answer about that artistic project.

Working the answers

  • A

    Their statements don't establish a long-standing interest in politics. They tell us what the painters were trying to do with art.

  • B

    Reforming society is expressly described as outside their artistic interests (paragraph 3). This gives them the wrong aim.

  • C

    Their efforts and concerns describe something they were trying to achieve, not an innovation attributed to chance.

  • D
    Correct

    To transcend visual reality is to go beyond what we can see. That restates their attempt to create a reality beyond what vision alone reveals (paragraph 3). Their efforts make it a deliberate project.

  • E

    Formal means having to do with form. They focused chiefly on questions about representation and form (paragraph 3), so these aspects of their work did interest them.

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