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Paradoxically, the more ________ the details this artist chooses, the better able she is to depict her fantastic, other-worldly landscapes.
A. ethereal
B. realistic
C. fanciful
D. mundane
E. extravagant
F. sublime
A. ethereal
B. realistic
C. fanciful
D. mundane
E. extravagant
F. sublime
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The artist creates imaginary landscapes that do not seem to belong to this world. We normally would expect the details comprising these landscapes to be as fantastic and otherworldly as the landscapes themselves. The truth of the matter, however, is paradoxical: it contradicts what we expect. The details she chooses may be realistic (true to life) or mundane (ordinary, everyday), yet the more lifelike and unremarkable they are, the more fantastic the paintings seem. The correct answers are realistic and mundane.
Answer: B,D
The artist creates imaginary landscapes that do not seem to belong to this world. We normally would expect the details comprising these landscapes to be as fantastic and otherworldly as the landscapes themselves. The truth of the matter, however, is paradoxical: it contradicts what we expect. The details she chooses may be realistic (true to life) or mundane (ordinary, everyday), yet the more lifelike and unremarkable they are, the more fantastic the paintings seem. The correct answers are realistic and mundane.
Answer: B,D
