Which choice most effectiveely sets up the information that followa? b. Being cleaned and restored c. At risk of destruction

No change / transition should be maintained as the most effective sets up that the information follow.

This refers to the mural made by Mexican artist David Alfaro Siqueiros in the United States which is still in its original location.

The Option B, C, and D are incorrect because they fails to express the connection between the general restoration efforts mentioned in the previous sentence and the specific role of “América Tropical".

Therefore, the Option A is correct.

Full word "Once again, Siqueiros's "América Tropical" is LEADING THE WAY. Which choice most effectively sets up the information that follows? A) NO CHANGE B) being cleaned and restored. C) at risk of destruction. D) awaiting its moment of appreciation."

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Carefully reread the text you have chosen, and look for 50–100 words that stand out in the prose passage. Highlight or underline details, words, and phrases that you find powerful, moving, or interesting.

2. On another sheet of paper, make a list of the details, words and phrases you underlined, keeping them in the order that you found them. Skip a line between the words so that they are easy to work with.

3. Look back over your list and cut out everything that is dull, or unnecessary, or that just doesn’t seem right for the poem. Try to cut your original list in half, so that you have 25–50 words.

4. Make any minor changes necessary to create your poem. You can change punctuation and make little changes to the words to make them fit together (such as change the tenses, possessives, plurals, and capitalizations).

5. When you’re close to an edited-down version, if you absolutely need to add a word or two to make the poem flow more smoothly, to make sense, or to make a point, you may add up to two words of your own. That’s two (2) and only two!

6. Read back over your edited draft one more time and make any deletions or minor changes.

7. Check your words, and choose a title — is there a better title than “Found Poem”?

8. Copy the words and phrases into your journal or type them in a word processing program. Space or arrange the words so that they are poem - like. Pay attention to line breaks, layout, and other elements that will emphasize important words or significant ideas in the poem.

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