Question

from a laymans view of an art exhibition by theodore roosevelt
the recent international exhibition of modern art in new york was really noteworthy. messrs. davies, kuhn, gregg, and their fellow members of the association of american painters and sculptors have done a work of very real value in securing such an exhibition of the works
reread the final paragraph of the passage, on pages 6 - 7. which premise does this paragraph most support?
whenever people create something positive, there are those who will try to destroy it.
leaders of any new social movement should make sure that those who represent the movement conform to certain ideals.
anytime people engage in progressive change, there are bound to be individuals who take things too far.
when it comes to art, works that are appealing to

Explanation:

Without the actual final - paragraph on pages 6 - 7, we can't be certain. However, based on the context of the passage about an art exhibition and the general themes presented in the options, we need to find the option that aligns with the ideas in the final paragraph. If the paragraph discusses challenges in progressive art - related change, the option about progressive change and individuals taking things too far would be a likely fit.

Answer:

No answer can be provided without reading the final paragraph on pages 6 - 7.