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The trend of Impressionism began with a famous _____ by Claude Monet entitled "Impression: Sunrise." orchestral tone poem
jazz solo
novel
painting

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Answer 1
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The trend of Impressionism began with a famous painting by Claude Monet entitled "Impression, Sunrise".

Claude Monet was a famous painter born in Paris, France. Moreover, he lived during the second half of the 19th century and the first half of the 20th century. Monet is considered the founder of French Impressionism since even the name of this movement comes from one of his most famous works: "Impression, Sunrise". This painting was presented in 1874 in the "Exhibition of the Impressionists".

Answer 2
Answer: Monet is a famous painter, and "Impression: Sunrise" is a paining: you can see it in the attachment. It was created around 1872-1874.

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false I think...........
False, there's a pretty big section on it :)

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Yes, it is true. A short story has very few characters, and the entire action is rounded to the main character. There's a narrow space and a single time unit.

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Maybe it’s D.) fewer chapters and descriptions

Explanation:

I did the test and the answer that’s verified is incorrect which was Option C.)

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Answer: the correct answer is Pop culture

Explanation: Godzilla is a fictional character created in 1954.
I think it's pop culture.

Using what we know;

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The correct answer is B

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