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TRS601.P2U4. Synthesizing
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It is l_____(5) that the artifacts mentioned in the passage were figments of the author's imagination.
likely
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The discovery s_______(7) that ancient Greeks highly valued works of art.
suggests
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The works of art r_____ that ancient sculptors used quite advanced methods
reveal
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The f______(6) will likely shed light on recent archaeological discoveries in the same area.
finding
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It is c_________ a travesty that some of the ancient texts were damaged.
considered
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It is g________ a_______ that historical writings provide clues about a given society.
generally accepted
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Researchers b______ that the artifacts are historically significant.
believe
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It is t______(6) that Homer spoke, not wrote, his legendary stories.
thought
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Mullins d___________(11) the importance of carefully discerning between fact and fiction in ancient poetry.
demonstrates
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Drake m________(8) that historical figures in the poems are entirely fictional.
maintains
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Highland s_______ (7) that the Trojan War is an event that must not be le out of the narrative.
stresses
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The art can be v_____(5) as authentic if the research is reliable
viewed
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Research on ancient Greek artifacts i________(8) that jewelry was worn by individuals of high social status.
indicates
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A________ to Randall, the textiles were meant to honor the Greek god.
According to
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