Delta Reading 1.4.B Q3-6

Delta Reading 1.4.B Q3-6

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3. The word vigor in paragraph 1 is closest in meaning to
- A. history
- B. poverty
- C. lifestyle
- D. strength
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4. Which of the following can be inferred from paragraph 1 about David Smith’s background?
- A. He gained experience while working in a blacksmith factory.
- B. His childhood exposed him to the uses and possibilities of iron.
- C. His early sculptures revealed his desire to be a landscape painter.
- D. He first learned about metals by seeing pictures in a magazine.
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5. What can be inferred about the Sentinels and the Cubis?
- A. They are the best–known examples of Smith’s “totem” sculptures.
- B. Smith originally intended to use iron instead of stainless steel.
- C. The Sentinels are made of blue steel, and the Cubis are of gold steel.
- D. They each consist of a number of pieces placed in outdoor settings.
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6. It can be inferred from the passage that the author most likely believes which of the following about David Smith’s works?
- A. His metal sculptures are more interesting than are those of Picasso.
- B. His sculptures attempt to portray the proportions of the human body.
- C. His pieces capture the power of industry and the beauty of natural light.
- D. His works are best appreciated when viewed all at once in a museum.
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