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3 years ago

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Anon25 [30]3 years ago

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"Portrays Ceasar as honored."

Hello! I had this question on Edmentum. My score for this Mastery Test was an 80. Although I can be wrong, I think I can still help you with this question.

First of all, I eliminated the two answer choices that started with the word "emphasizes" because the word empathize is usually used to describe texts. When people describe a statue (or art in general), they usually use the word "portrays."

After that, I just had to decide between:

Portrays Ceasar as brutal.
Portrays Ceasar as honored.

The statue wasn't showing that Julius Ceasar was brutal so I chose the answer choice "Portrays Ceasar as honored."

Again, the answer might be correct or incorrect since I could not verify it. I hope it helped though. Have a nice day.

(In case someone can help, this was the provided picture.)

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