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While researching a topic, a student has taken the following notes:
- Calida Garcia Rawles is an African American painter.
- She is known for her large-scale, hyperrealistic paintings depicting African American figures in water.
- The painting Lightness of Being (24 × 30 in) depicts a young man with his arms outstretched floating on the right side of the canvas.
- Lost in the Shuffle (36 × 24 in) depicts two young men with their arms outstretched floating in the bottom left and upper right corners of the canvas.
- She paints the water with vivid blue colors, including periwinkle and cobalt.
- The mood in the paintings is placid.
Which choice most effectively uses information from the given sentences to emphasize the location of the figures in Lost in the Shuffle?
While the number of figures may differ, constant among Rawles's hyperrealistic works is the placid mood that the paintings evoke.
A
In Rawles's painting Lost in the Shuffle, two young men are depicted in the bottom left and upper right corners of the canvas.
B
At 36 by 24 inches, Rawles's Lost in the Shuffle is even larger than the sizable 24-by-30-inch painting Lightness of Being.
C
Rawles captures the water in paintings such as Lightness of Being and Lost in the Shuffle in vivid hues of periwinkle and cobalt.
D