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Renaissance Oil Paintings

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by komal » Tue Feb 09, 2010 7:24 pm
Museums that house Renaissance oil paintings typically store them in environments that are carefully kept within
narrow margins of temperature and humidity to inhibit any deterioration. Laboratory tests have shown that the
kind of oil paint used in these paintings actually adjusts to climatic changes quite well. If, as some museum
directors believe, paint is the most sensitive substance in these works, then by relaxing the standards for
temperature and humidity control, museums can reduce energy costs without risking damage to these
paintings.
Museums would be rash to relax those standards, however, since results of preliminary tests indicate
that gesso, a compound routinely used by Renaissance artists to help paint adhere to the canvas, is unable to
withstand significant variations in humidity.

In the argument above, the two portions in boldface play which of the following roles?

(A) The first is an objection that has been raised against the position taken by the argument; the second is the
position taken by the argument.

(B) The first is the position taken by the argument; the second is the position that the argument calls into
question.

(e) The first is a judgment that has been offered in support of the position that the argument calls into
question; the second is a circumstance on which that judgment is, in part, based.

(0) The first is a judgment that has been offered in support of the position that the argument calls into
question; the second is that position.

(E) The first is a claim that the argument calls into question; the second is the position taken by the argument.

OA (D)
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by Osirus@VeritasPrep » Tue Feb 09, 2010 7:50 pm
A- the first bolded part does not raise an objection to anything, so don't even have to read the rest of this answer choice

B- The first bolded part is not the position taken for the argument. It is a premise, and not the conclusion

C- This answer choice gets the second bolded statement wrong. The second bolded statement is not a premise for what the conclusion is based.

D- Correct

E- The first bolded statement is not a claim that the argument calls into question, it is instead a premise to support the sub-conclusion.
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