PT144.S4.Q10

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PrepTest 144 - Section 4 - Question 10

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Richard: Because Support it fails to meet the fundamental requirement of art— Support that it represent— Conclusion abstract art will eventually be seen as an aberration.

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Speaker 1 Summary

Richaed says that abstract art will eventually been seen as an aberration. Why? Because abstract art does not represent anything, and representation is necessary for art.

Speaker 2 Summary

Jung-Su says that abstract art is art. Why? Because it does represent something: the purely formal features of objects.

Objective

We need a statement that Richard and Jung-Su disagree on. They disagree on whether abstract art is representational. Richard thinks abstract art is not representational. Jung-Su thinks that abstract art is representational because it represents formal features of objects.

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Richard and Jung-Su disagree over ███████

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Both speakers agree with this statement. Richard thinks this is the reason why abstract art will eventually be seen as an aberration. Jung-Su concedes that abstract art doesn’t literally represent objects, but represents purely formal features.

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Jung-Su does not express an opinion on this statement. Jung-Su does not counter Richard’s claim that art must represent something.

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Richard does not express an opinion on this statement. Richard’s comments are limited to abstract art.

abstract art will ██ ████ ██ ██ ██████████

Jung-Su does not express an opinion on this statement. Jung-Su does not comment on the future viewpoint surrounding abstract art, but whether or not abstract art is truly art.

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Richard and Jung-Su disagree on this statement. Richard disagrees, and thinks that abstract art is not art because it lacks the representation requirement of art. Jung-Su agrees, and thinks abstract art represents the purely formal features of objects.

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72% of people who answer get this correct

This is a moderately difficult question.

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Score of students with a 50% chance of getting this right

25% 139

152

75% 165

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Point at issue: disagree

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