COMMONLIT!! 2. PART B: Which detail from the text best supports the answer to
Part A?
A. "I threw ... the urinal into their faces as a challenge, he
lamented, and now they admire [it] for (its) aesthetic
beauty." ( Paragraph 12)

B. “Made of scrap found in New Jersey junkyards, the massive
work – 27 feet high and 23 feet in length - was supposed to
be a mechanical display, sort of like a Rube Goldberg device."
( Paragraph 18)

C. “In the process, he destroyed all of his belongings – 7,227
pieces in all – including his own paintings and the art of his
Young British Artist peers.” ( Paragraph 26)

D. "The public soon learned to cheer them on, and to detach
themselves from the attack artists were actively waging on
their sensibilities." ( Paragraph 35)