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Which of the following best describes the organization of the argument that the author of the passage presents in the last two paragraphs

(A) Two approaches to testing a hypothesis is described, and the greater merits of each approach are compared.
(B) The assumptions underlying a hypothesis are outlined, and evidence for and against the hypothesis is discussed.
(C) A phenomenon is described, and hypothesis concerning its occurrence are considered and rejected.
(D) The reasoning behind a hypothesis is summarized, evidence supporting the hypothesis is presented, and research that counters the supporting evidence is described.
(E) A hypothesis is discussed, evidence supporting the hypothesis is revealed and qualified, and a working model derived from the hypothesis is suggested.

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The argument of the passage best supports which of the following contentions concerning political art

(A) It has been considered to be more effective in producing change among certain political classes than among others.
(B) Aesthetic judgments of artists are often positively reinforced by the political views of their critics.
(C) Judgments of the value of an artist’s work made by his or her critics must be discounted before a true judgment can be made.
(D) In order to be highly regarded, an artist cannot be solely identified with one particular degree of political consciousness in her artwork.
(E) Flexibility is the most valuable quality a political artist can have in maintaining the longevity of her career.

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If Hunter’s artistic work were to return to its earlier political forum, assessments of it would be likely to contain which of the following

(A) An evaluation that accords high status to her work
(B) Acknowledgement of her political acumen but dismissal of her subject matter as contentious
(C) Agreements with assessments made prior to the 1980’s but acknowledgments of the evolution in her art work
(D) Placement of her among the foremost artists of the pre-1980’s
(E) A reclassification of her work as psychoanalytical rather than political