Read: "To say that all art is subjective is to say that no one can ever be wrong about a painting." What does the author imply about the claim that all art is subjective?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. It leads to an unacceptable consequence
- Step 1: The author draws out a consequence in order to question the claim. Answer: It leads to an unacceptable consequence. Why not the others: It is proven by the evidence the author gives, It is accepted by all critics of contemporary art and It is irrelevant to the discussion of painting don't fit.
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