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To the viewer uneducated in the tenets of cubism, Pablo Picasso's brus
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12 May 2025, 00:24
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To the viewer uneducated in the tenets of cubism, Pablo Picasso's brush strokes may seem $\(\qquad\)$ without discernible purpose or reason.
| Two Answers |
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| A. arbitrary |
| B. incalculable |
| C. whimsical | D. superfluous | E. deliberate |
| F. meticulous |
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Re: To the viewer uneducated in the tenets of cubism, Pablo Picasso's brus
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15 May 2025, 04:00
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A, C
If Picasso's brush strokes may seem to be "without discernible purpose or reason," then we need a word that encapsulates this phrase, which elaborates on (and thus defines) our blank. Words like "capricious" or "impulsive" are good predictions for the correct choices. Arbitrary means "based on random choice or whim, without reason." Whimsical means "determined by chance or impulse." (A) and (C) are correct.
A, C
If Picasso's brush strokes may seem to be "without discernible purpose or reason," then we need a word that encapsulates this phrase, which elaborates on (and thus defines) our blank. Words like "capricious" or "impulsive" are good predictions for the correct choices. Arbitrary means "based on random choice or whim, without reason." Whimsical means "determined by chance or impulse." (A) and (C) are correct.
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