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Analyze the context of the first blank

The sentence reads: "To this day, he is [Choose an answer] for his murals..."
Diego Rivera is highly famous and celebrated for his murals. The most precise and standard academic word to describe a highly respected and famous artist is "renowned".

Analyze the context of the second blank

The sentence reads: "He had a [Choose an answer] impact on the art world."
To describe a powerful, deep, and lasting impact, the most precise and standard academic adjective is "profound".

Analyze the context of the third blank

The sentence reads: "In his work, he [Choose an answer] the struggles of workers."
An artist represents or shows themes in their artwork. The most precise and standard academic verb for representing or showing a subject in art is "depicted" (or "portrayed").

Analyze the context of the fourth blank

The sentence reads: "...depicts the city's manufacturing base and labor [Choose an answer] on all four walls..."
The murals show the manufacturing base and the people who work there. The most precise and standard academic noun to refer to the workforce or workers in this context is "force" (forming "labor force").

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Choose the most precise word to complete each sentence.
Select the correct answer from each drop-down menu.

Diego Rivera

Diego Rivera was a Mexican painter in the early twentieth century who had an impressive career. To this day, he is <blank>renowned</blank> for his murals, many of which he created in the fresco style. He had a <blank>profound</blank> impact on the art world. In 1931, Rivera was commissioned to paint two large murals on the north and south walls of the Garden Court of the Detroit Institute of Arts. Between 1932 and 1933, Rivera created one of the country's finest modern monumental artworks devoted to industry. In his work, he <blank>depicted</blank> the struggles of workers. Often considered the most complex artworks devoted to US industry, the Detroit Industry mural cycle depicts the city's manufacturing base and labor <blank>force</blank> on all four walls of the Garden Court, since renamed the Diego Court.