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In what way are the portrait of George Washington and the book The Silmarillion similar?
F Each earned a great amount of money for its creator.
G Each remained incomplete at the time of its creator’s death.
H Each was included in a larger body of work that its creator had made
J Each required that people other than its creator work on it.
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Based on the information in paragraph 5, the reader can conclude that Christopher —
D planned to publish more than one book of his father’s work
B tried to include alternate endings in the book
C encountered many challenges while organizing the book
A had little prior experience writing books
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16. The reader can conclude from the information in paragraph 3 that Stuart —
H was nervous in the presence of Washington
F worried that his portrait would not please Washington
J shared similar interests with Washington
G was determined to create a portrait of Washington
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From the Latin a- + massare, meaning “to form a lump” The word amassed in paragraph 3 means —
A searched forrched for
D stored in a safe place
C gathered together
B shared with a group
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14. Which words from paragraph 2 help the reader understand the meaning of engaged?
G sat for a portrait.
J interesting conversation
H practiced at the time
F charm as a person
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15 Paragraph 2 is mainly about
C reason Stuart wanted to paint portraits of famous people
D popularity of the portraits Stuart painted during his lifetime
A method Stuart used when he was painting portraits
B number of portraits Stuart painted during his lifetime
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One similarity between painter Gilbert Stuart and author J. R. R. Tolkien is that both men —
F were accomplished in their field of creative art
H needed the assistance of another person to complete their work
G spent several decades working on a single project
J were known for their interest in having conversations with others