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by shyamprasadrao » Mon Jun 20, 2011 7:48 pm
Picasso revolutionized painting in the twentieth century by abandoning traditional painting methods, creating images unconfined to one-point perspective, and built up three-dimensional images by depicting fragmented solids.

creating images unconfined to one-point perspective, and built up
creating images unconfined to one-point perspective, and building up
created images unconfined to one-point perspective, and build up
created images unconfined to one-point perspective, and built up
created an image unconfined to one-point perspective building up

Please provide your inputs.

[spoiler]OA B.... my choice D... picasso revolutionzed painting... created images and built up 3D.... My justification is how can one revolutionize painting with images & 3 D[/spoiler]
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by abhishek.pati » Mon Jun 20, 2011 8:20 pm
IMO B as
Picasso revolutionized painting in the twentieth century by abandoning traditional painting methods, creating images unconfined to one-point perspective, and built up three-dimensional images by depicting fragmented solids.

B.creating images unconfined to one-point perspective, and building up

The portion highlighted in Green are parallel which is necessary in this question.

Revolutionized painting was a superset and we are talking about the things he did whle revolutionizing it and hence we will not consider revolutionized painting while checking for the parallelism.
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by ov25 » Mon Jun 20, 2011 8:25 pm
E would be correct only if 'building up..' clause can modify 'created one image'...it does not seem logical in this case
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