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Re: Many people praise High Renaissance painting for creating very realist [#permalink]
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souvik101990 , Vyshak

What is the difference between option D and E?
As far as i know that claim stands for "conclusion".
Here BF2 is nothing but a premise supporting the claim : "Thus, people who credit High Renaissance painters with superior artistic skills are misguided."
So Answer should be E?
Please let me know the flaw in my reasoning?

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Main conclusion: People who credit High Renaissance painters with superior artistic skills are misguided --> This is the position taken in the argument.
BF2 is not the main conclusion. Rather, BF2 adds value to the conclusion. So option E is out.
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Re: Many people praise High Renaissance painting for creating very realist [#permalink]
In my understanding, the position this argument wants to hold is the conclusion, that the people who praise are misguided. Is it a thumb rule that the position that author wants to take is always the conclusion?
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Re: Many people praise High Renaissance painting for creating very realist [#permalink]
Although I have marked correctly can anyone please explain what is wrong with A ?
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Although I have marked correctly can anyone please explain what is wrong with A ?


LoneSurvivor Dissect EACH individual roles of the given sentence and analyze how they correlate with each other.

Many people praise High Renaissance painting for creating very realistic images from observation, - Fact
BF1: but scholars have documented that some High Renaissance painters used pinhole cameras to project the likeness of their subjects onto the canvas and painted from there. - Supporting Premise
Thus, people who credit High Renaissance painters with superior artistic skills are misguided. - The Conclusion
BF2: Painting from a projected image requires only an insignificant amount of additional skill beyond that needed to copy a picture outright. - Supporting Data

The statement reads in the following way:
    Because scholars have documented that some High Renaissance painters used pinhole cameras to project the likeness of their subjects onto the canvas and painted from there, - BF1
    AND
    Because Painting from a projected image requires only an insignificant amount of additional skill beyond that needed to copy a picture outright. - BF2
    People who credit High Renaissance painters with superior artistic skills are misguided. - the position that the argument seeks to establish

BF1 & BF2 each support the conclusion - the position that the argument seeks to establish

Option A vs D:
    (A) The first is a finding that has been used to support a conclusion that the argument rejects; the second is a claim that supports that conclusion.
      The argument does NOT reject the conclusion. Rather, it supports the conclusion: - It's THE position that the argument seeks to establish

    (D) The first is evidence that forms the basis for the position that the argument seeks to establish; the second is a claim presented to solidify that position.

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