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Struggling to survive intact over the centuries, Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper was painted with an oil and tempera mixture that started to wear off even in da Vinci’s lifetime and was further destroyed in the seventeenth century due to a doorway being cut through the painting.
A) Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper was painted with an oil and tempera mixture that started to wear off even in da Vinci’s lifetime and was further destroyed in the seventeenth century due to a doorway being cut
B) Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper was painted with an oil and tempera mixture that started to wear off even in da Vinci’s lifetime and was further destroyed in the seventeenth century when a doorway had cut
C) Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper was painted with an oil and tempera mixture that started to wear off even in da Vinci’s lifetime and was further destroyed in the seventeenth century when a doorway was cut
D) in Last Supper, Leonardo da Vinci painted with an oil and tempera mixture that started to wear off even in da Vinci’s lifetime and was further destroyed in the seventeenth century due to a doorway having been cut
E) Leonardo da Vinci, in his work Last Supper, painted with an oil and tempera mixture that started to wear off even in da Vinci’s lifetime and was further destroyed in the seventeenth century when a doorway was cut [/list]
A) Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper was painted with an oil and tempera mixture that started to wear off even in da Vinci’s lifetime and was further destroyed in the seventeenth century due to a doorway being cut
B) Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper was painted with an oil and tempera mixture that started to wear off even in da Vinci’s lifetime and was further destroyed in the seventeenth century when a doorway had cut
C) Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper was painted with an oil and tempera mixture that started to wear off even in da Vinci’s lifetime and was further destroyed in the seventeenth century when a doorway was cut
D) in Last Supper, Leonardo da Vinci painted with an oil and tempera mixture that started to wear off even in da Vinci’s lifetime and was further destroyed in the seventeenth century due to a doorway having been cut
E) Leonardo da Vinci, in his work Last Supper, painted with an oil and tempera mixture that started to wear off even in da Vinci’s lifetime and was further destroyed in the seventeenth century when a doorway was cut [/list]
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Struggling to survive intact over the centuries, Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper was painted with an oil and tempera mixture that started to wear off even in da Vinci’s lifetime and was further destroyed in the seventeenth century due to a doorway being cut through the painting.
A) Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper was painted with an oil and tempera mixture that started to wear off even in da Vinci’s lifetime and was further destroyed in the seventeenth century due to a doorway being cut
B) Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper was painted with an oil and tempera mixture that started to wear off even in da Vinci’s lifetime and was further destroyed in the seventeenth century when a doorway had cut Your Answer
C) Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper was painted with an oil and tempera mixture that started to wear off even in da Vinci’s lifetime and was further destroyed in the seventeenth century when a doorway was cut Correct Answer
D) in Last Supper, Leonardo da Vinci painted with an oil and tempera mixture that started to wear off even in da Vinci’s lifetime and was further destroyed in the seventeenth century due to a doorway having been cut
E) Leonardo da Vinci, in his work Last Supper, painted with an oil and tempera mixture that started to wear off even in da Vinci’s lifetime and was further destroyed in the seventeenth century when a doorway was cut [/list]
A) Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper was painted with an oil and tempera mixture that started to wear off even in da Vinci’s lifetime and was further destroyed in the seventeenth century due to a doorway being cut
B) Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper was painted with an oil and tempera mixture that started to wear off even in da Vinci’s lifetime and was further destroyed in the seventeenth century when a doorway had cut Your Answer
C) Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper was painted with an oil and tempera mixture that started to wear off even in da Vinci’s lifetime and was further destroyed in the seventeenth century when a doorway was cut Correct Answer
D) in Last Supper, Leonardo da Vinci painted with an oil and tempera mixture that started to wear off even in da Vinci’s lifetime and was further destroyed in the seventeenth century due to a doorway having been cut
E) Leonardo da Vinci, in his work Last Supper, painted with an oil and tempera mixture that started to wear off even in da Vinci’s lifetime and was further destroyed in the seventeenth century when a doorway was cut [/list]
Modifier - Struggling to survive intact over the centuries should modify the painting Last Supper.... Eliminate D and E
due to vs when - We are talking of the event that happened in 17th century, so when is appropriate....Eliminate A
Had cut Vs was cut - a doorway HAD cut seems to suggest that doorway was doer of the action..Eliminate B
C
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Struggling to survive intact over the centuries, Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper was painted with an oil and tempera mixture that started to wear off even in da Vinci’s lifetime and was further destroyed in the seventeenth century due to a doorway being cut through the painting.
A) Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper was painted with an oil and tempera mixture that started to wear off even in da Vinci’s lifetime and was further destroyed in the seventeenth century due to a doorway being cut
B) Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper was painted with an oil and tempera mixture that started to wear off even in da Vinci’s lifetime and was further destroyed in the seventeenth century when a doorway had cut Your Answer
C) Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper was painted with an oil and tempera mixture that started to wear off even in da Vinci’s lifetime and was further destroyed in the seventeenth century when a doorway was cut Correct Answer
D) in Last Supper, Leonardo da Vinci painted with an oil and tempera mixture that started to wear off even in da Vinci’s lifetime and was further destroyed in the seventeenth century due to a doorway having been cut
E) Leonardo da Vinci, in his work Last Supper, painted with an oil and tempera mixture that started to wear off even in da Vinci’s lifetime and was further destroyed in the seventeenth century when a doorway was cut [/list]
A) Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper was painted with an oil and tempera mixture that started to wear off even in da Vinci’s lifetime and was further destroyed in the seventeenth century due to a doorway being cut
B) Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper was painted with an oil and tempera mixture that started to wear off even in da Vinci’s lifetime and was further destroyed in the seventeenth century when a doorway had cut Your Answer
C) Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper was painted with an oil and tempera mixture that started to wear off even in da Vinci’s lifetime and was further destroyed in the seventeenth century when a doorway was cut Correct Answer
D) in Last Supper, Leonardo da Vinci painted with an oil and tempera mixture that started to wear off even in da Vinci’s lifetime and was further destroyed in the seventeenth century due to a doorway having been cut
E) Leonardo da Vinci, in his work Last Supper, painted with an oil and tempera mixture that started to wear off even in da Vinci’s lifetime and was further destroyed in the seventeenth century when a doorway was cut [/list]
Modifier - Struggling to survive intact over the centuries should modify the painting Last Supper.... Eliminate D and E
due to vs when - We are talking of the event that happened in 17th century, so when is appropriate....Eliminate A
Had cut Vs was cut - a doorway HAD cut seems to suggest that doorway was doer of the action..Eliminate B
C
So, It comes down to meaning at last between B and C. Very close call
