As Modern Artists Have Developed Their New Forms of Expression

question 11

Multiple Choice

As modern artists have developed their new forms of expression, they have discovered

• A) that life does indeed imitate art, despite the feelings they may be trying to express.
• B) that in being true to themselves, they have often lost the larger proportion of people who enjoy art, because the new art is different and difficult.
• C) a reality that is difficult to express but that makes a tremendous impression on people once they understand the message.
• D) that the classical past really does have something to teach them.
• E) that young people frequently understand their work better than do their elders.

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