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11 Oct 2024, 21:41
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bb Thanks a lot. The whole while I was looking for East Asian in the answer choices. Thanks for pointing this out. I will ensure that I give more time to reading the question stem from now on.
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This is one common GMAT trap - split the question into 2 parts and lots of people miss the second component. Learn the trap and never get into it again.
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This is how I thought about this-->
Question: Select a painting and a sculpture, each of which satisfies at least one of the recommendations made by the marketing executive and at least one of the recommendations made by the curator.
At least one of each recommendation should follow in each selection. one of Exec's and one of Curator's This is important.
Exec's Requirements:
painting --> Either people or Landscape
Sculptures --> Either Ceramic or Jade
Curator's requirements:
painting --> 21st century and East Asian (both together)-- abstract preferred
Sculptures --> 21st Century and East Asian (both together)-- abstract preferred
We don't need to worry about the option stating if the arts are East Asian or not as it is given in the question itself that all the options are East Asian Arts. So Curator's requirement becomes only 21st-century and Abstract.
Options:
1. Painting of girl’s face (Exec), in shades of blue and red, acrylic and oil on canvas, 2006 (Curator). Satisfy at least 1 requirement of each of the Exec and Curator for painting
2. Chinese brush painting of fish in a tank, ink on paper, 2002 (Curator). Doesn't satisfy the Exec's requirement. Fish tank and Fish can not be considered face/people or landscape.
3. Fish-shaped vase with dragon head, jade (Exec), 1849. Doesn't satisfy the Curator's requirement for Century
4. Abstract sequence of interconnected curves, ceramic, 2008.
Satisfy Abstract and 2008 for curator and Ceramic for Exec - Satisfy for Sculpture
5. Fossil-like, jagged sculpture suspended from cables, stainless steel, aluminum, fiberglass, and cable, 2004. Doesn't satisfy the Exec's requirement of sculpture being Ceramic or Jade
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Question: Select a painting and a sculpture, each of which satisfies at least one of the recommendations made by the marketing executive and at least one of the recommendations made by the curator.
At least one of each recommendation should follow in each selection. one of Exec's and one of Curator's This is important.
Exec's Requirements:
painting --> Either people or Landscape
Sculptures --> Either Ceramic or Jade
Curator's requirements:
painting --> 21st century and East Asian (both together)-- abstract preferred
Sculptures --> 21st Century and East Asian (both together)-- abstract preferred
We don't need to worry about the option stating if the arts are East Asian or not as it is given in the question itself that all the options are East Asian Arts. So Curator's requirement becomes only 21st-century and Abstract.
Options:
1. Painting of girl’s face (Exec), in shades of blue and red, acrylic and oil on canvas, 2006 (Curator). Satisfy at least 1 requirement of each of the Exec and Curator for painting
2. Chinese brush painting of fish in a tank, ink on paper, 2002 (Curator). Doesn't satisfy the Exec's requirement. Fish tank and Fish can not be considered face/people or landscape.
3. Fish-shaped vase with dragon head, jade (Exec), 1849. Doesn't satisfy the Curator's requirement for Century
4. Abstract sequence of interconnected curves, ceramic, 2008.
Satisfy Abstract and 2008 for curator and Ceramic for Exec - Satisfy for Sculpture
5. Fossil-like, jagged sculpture suspended from cables, stainless steel, aluminum, fiberglass, and cable, 2004. Doesn't satisfy the Exec's requirement of sculpture being Ceramic or Jade
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