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(A) The first two paragraphs each present independent arguments for a conclusion that is drawn in the third paragraph.

(B) A thesis is stated in the first paragraph and revised in the second paragraph and revised in the second paragraph, and the revised thesis is supported with argument in the third paragraph.

(C) The first two paragraphs discuss and criticize a thesis, and the third paragraph presents an alternative thesis.

(D) a claim is made in the first paragraph, and the next two paragraph, and the next two paragraphs each present reasons for accepting that claim.

(E) An argument is presented in the first paragraph, a counterargument is presented in the second paragraph, and the third paragraph suggests a way to resolve the dispute.

26. The author's statement that impressionist paintings "were inventions in which style to some degree disrupted description" (lines 57-59) serves to

(A) strengthen the claim that impressionist sought to emphasize the differences between painting and photography

(B) weaken the argument that style is the only important feature of impressionist paintings

(C) indicate that impressionists recognized that they had been strongly influence by photography

(D) support the argument that an exclusive emphasis on the impressionists subject matter is mistaken

(E) undermine the claim that impressionists neglected certain kinds of subject matter.

27. The author would most likely regard a book on the impressionists that focused entirely on their style as

(A) a product of the recent confusion caused by Herbert's book on impressionism

(B) emphasizing what impressionists themselves took to be their primary artistic concern

(C) an overreaction against the traditional interpretation of impressionism

(D) neglecting the most innovative aspects of impressionism

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