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Edward Grieg: Your gallery is biased against my paintings. I have submitted twenty canvases in the last three years and you have not accepted any of them for display. You are punishing me because I won the Western Art award three years ago and your manager thought the award should have gone to his artist son.
Gallery owner: You are wrong! Our acceptance standards and display policies do not discriminate against you. Our staff covers the painters’ names, so the review board does not know who the artist is when it determines which pieces of art will be accepted for display and sale. The review board would not know which paintings you submitted.
Which one of the following assumptions does the gallery owner make in his reply?
(A) The gallery manager holds no bad feelings about Edward Grieg winning the Western Art award over his artist son.
(B) Many artists submit their work to galleries without having any pieces accepted for display.
(C) The review board cannot recognize Edward Grieg’s paintings without seeing his name on the canvases.
(D) The gallery accepts only nature studies, and Edward Grieg’s paintings frequently portray people and interior settings.
(E) The review board has tended to favor oil paintings over the last several years and Edward Grieg more typically paints water colors.
Gallery owner: You are wrong! Our acceptance standards and display policies do not discriminate against you. Our staff covers the painters’ names, so the review board does not know who the artist is when it determines which pieces of art will be accepted for display and sale. The review board would not know which paintings you submitted.
Which one of the following assumptions does the gallery owner make in his reply?
(A) The gallery manager holds no bad feelings about Edward Grieg winning the Western Art award over his artist son.
(B) Many artists submit their work to galleries without having any pieces accepted for display.
(C) The review board cannot recognize Edward Grieg’s paintings without seeing his name on the canvases.
(D) The gallery accepts only nature studies, and Edward Grieg’s paintings frequently portray people and interior settings.
(E) The review board has tended to favor oil paintings over the last several years and Edward Grieg more typically paints water colors.
24 Jun 2025, 05:16
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correct me if i am wrong
(A) The gallery manager holds no bad feelings about Edward Grieg winning the Western Art award over his artist son.
The bad feelings is the assumption of the artist not the gallery owner
(B) Many artists submit their work to galleries without having any pieces accepted for display.
Its not mentioned nor it brings in the context of how many artist submit their work to be accepted for display so i will cancel this
(C) The review board cannot recognize Edward Grieg’s paintings without seeing his name on the canvases.
Matches,
(D) The gallery accepts only nature studies, and Edward Grieg’s paintings frequently portray people and interior settings.
Out of context
(E) The review board has tended to favor oil paintings over the last several years and Edward Grieg more typically paints water colors.
out of context
option C
(A) The gallery manager holds no bad feelings about Edward Grieg winning the Western Art award over his artist son.
The bad feelings is the assumption of the artist not the gallery owner
(B) Many artists submit their work to galleries without having any pieces accepted for display.
Its not mentioned nor it brings in the context of how many artist submit their work to be accepted for display so i will cancel this
(C) The review board cannot recognize Edward Grieg’s paintings without seeing his name on the canvases.
Matches,
(D) The gallery accepts only nature studies, and Edward Grieg’s paintings frequently portray people and interior settings.
Out of context
(E) The review board has tended to favor oil paintings over the last several years and Edward Grieg more typically paints water colors.
out of context
option C
24 Jun 2025, 09:00
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Premise made by gallery owner:Our staff covers the painters’ names, so the review board does not know who the artist is when it determines which pieces of art will be accepted for display and sale. The review board would not know which paintings you submitted.
Conclusion by Gallery owner: Our acceptance standards and display policies do not discriminate against you.
Somehow, name is related to recognizing the artist
(A) The gallery manager holds no bad feelings about Edward Grieg winning the Western Art award over his artist son. We have no info regarding this in passage
(B) Many artists submit their work to galleries without having any pieces accepted for display. This can hold true but we do not have further information
(C) The review board cannot recognize Edward Grieg’s paintings without seeing his name on the canvases. Yes, this goes with the passage that name is related to recognizing artist.
(D) The gallery accepts only nature studies, and Edward Grieg’s paintings frequently portray people and interior settings. We do not have any info regarding this
(E) The review board has tended to favor oil paintings over the last several years and Edward Grieg more typically paints water colors. We do not have any info regarding this.
correct option is C
Conclusion by Gallery owner: Our acceptance standards and display policies do not discriminate against you.
Somehow, name is related to recognizing the artist
(A) The gallery manager holds no bad feelings about Edward Grieg winning the Western Art award over his artist son. We have no info regarding this in passage
(B) Many artists submit their work to galleries without having any pieces accepted for display. This can hold true but we do not have further information
(C) The review board cannot recognize Edward Grieg’s paintings without seeing his name on the canvases. Yes, this goes with the passage that name is related to recognizing artist.
(D) The gallery accepts only nature studies, and Edward Grieg’s paintings frequently portray people and interior settings. We do not have any info regarding this
(E) The review board has tended to favor oil paintings over the last several years and Edward Grieg more typically paints water colors. We do not have any info regarding this.
correct option is C
