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This bronze statue stood more than 100 feet high. it appears to have been the tallest statue in the hellestenic world. which of the following doe this statement best describe? a. acropoils b. alexandria library c. colossus of rhodes d. alexandria museum
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is it c? i think it is @maddibaby987
A. Acropolis is not bronze and it is not 100 feet high. The Acropolis is 512 feet high. B. The Alexandria Library is also not bronze or a statue. It is a library. C. Hmm.. the Colossus of Rhodes was 98 feet. The Colossus of Rhodes was also made of iron and bronze D. The Alexandria is nothing, but a museum. Hmm... now what do you think? :)
My best guess would have to be C. as well. @me11 was also correct. @maddibaby987
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