One of the most remarkable objects raised from Alexandria's harbor during a recent archaeological dig was the torso and head of a colossal male statue in red Aswan granite. From the base of the neck to mid-
thigh, the statue measures 13 1/2 feet. It dates from the Ptolemaic period and appears to portray one of
the Greek rulers in the traditional costume of an Egyptian king. Unfortunately, no inscription tells us his
name.
Question
The passage suggests that
O Greek rulers generally wore Egyptian costumes for ceremonial purposes
O Greek statues are noteworthy for their size
o the statue of the Greek ruler was unusual because it consisted of only a torso and a head
O archaeologists cannot tell which ruler the recently excavated statue depicts