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7. Although Irish literature continued to flourish
after the sixteenth century, a ------- tradition is ------- in the visual arts: we think about Irish culture in terms of the word, not in terms of pictorial images. (A) rich. .superfluous (B) lively. .found (C) comparable. .absent (D) forgotten. .apparent (E) lost. .extant
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I think correct one is B as the culture is flourishing and so it should be lively ,but those only in visual arts and not in the real word because literature is read and not seen visually.
GOTT it!! Buddy watch 'ALthough' answer:B |
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