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The author concludes that modern sculpture is monochromatic because of a misunderstanding. Ancient sculptures were at first believed to be monochromatic, but this was later shown to be false.

The author’s conclusion is about modern sculpture, but his support is about ancient sculpture. How do we know that there’s a connection between the two? Maybe modern artists have unrelated reasons for creating monochromatic sculptures.

Therefore, the author must assume that there’s some connection between ancient sculpture and the choices of modern artists.

The author never refers to the materials sculptures are made out of, so this is irrelevant to his argument.

Negated, this is: modern sculpture has not been influenced by beliefs about ancient sculpture. If so, the misunderstanding about ancient sculpture couldn’t be why modern sculpture is monochromatic. This would directly contradict the author’s argument. Therefore, he must assume that (B) is true.

The author’s argument is about beliefs and practices regarding sculpture coloring. Whether one kind of sculpture is more vulnerable to damage is irrelevant.

Paintings are not at all relevant to the author’s argument, so this can’t be necessary.

The author’s argument is about what is presently true. He has no need to make assumptions about what might be true in the future.

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