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Part 2: Summarizing Central Ideas about Elizabethan England Answers

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The author has decided to replace the last sentence in the passage. Which sentence would best support the passage’s central idea?

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James P. Grant and Betty Grant Austin donated Japanese court ropes from the Qing dynasty (1636–1911).
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John Fong and Colin Johnstone recently donated a large collection of paintings and ceramics.
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The collection of Japanese ceramics and paintings by women artists from the 17th to 19th centuries is the largest collection outside of Japan.
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The museum’s curators are planning a variety of conferences and family activities that highlight the museum’s extensive collection.
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Which sentence best shows the central idea of the text?

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sentence 1
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sentence 2
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sentence 3
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sentence 4
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Which version of sentence 5 would best help the author provide sufficient evidence to support the central idea?

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Artists leave imperfections—such as a dent in the bowl or a blemish in the paint—to symbolize that a person, like a teabowl, can have flaws.
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Artists leave imperfections to symbolize that a tea drinker—like an artist—needs to be kind and compassionate toward others.
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Artists create many imperfections in their pottery to distinguish their work from other Raku artists.
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Artists create many imperfections in their pottery to bring awareness to the sacredness of the Japanese tea ceremony.
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The author wants to add to the last sentence. What would best support the central idea?

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information about where in Japan the Raku teabowl was created
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specific details about which human flaws teabowls symbolize
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an explanation of why the art museum acquired particular teabowls
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a precise description of the Raku teabowl on display at the museum
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The author has decided to replace the last sentence in the passage. Which sentence would best support the passage’s central idea?

A
James P. Grant and Betty Grant Austin donated Japanese court ropes from the Qing dynasty (1636–1911).
B
John Fong and Colin Johnstone recently donated a large collection of paintings and ceramics.
C
The collection of Japanese ceramics and paintings by women artists from the 17th to 19th centuries is the largest collection outside of Japan.
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The museum’s curators are planning a variety of conferences and family activities that highlight the museum’s extensive collection.

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