Question

What is art? People debate this question all the time. This is because society’s definition of art is confusing. For example, most of the items that one finds in an art museum should not be called “art.” These are merely historical artifacts that people—or museum curators—have paid money to acquire. True art, on the other hand, is never sold. Instead, if it is to be called “art,” it must be free. Likewise, a true artist will never sell his or her creations, because the artist knows that true art cannot be exchanged for money.

Answer 1

1. Which of these best describes the author's tone in this passage?
confident
uncertain
eager
humorous

Answer 2

@horsegirl27 @HelpOfTheGods @HelpBlahBlahBlah @1351250faith

Answer 3

i think it's confident or eager

Answer 4

I think confident

Answer 5

a

Answer 6

I would also say confident

Answer 7

k thanx guys

Answer 8

i am pretty sure a but if not it is C to my belief

Answer 9

Because they seem certain about what they are saying, and making it a point

Answer 10

^

Answer 11

it was correct

Answer 12

Cool

Answer 13

Awesome

Answer 14

thanx guys can yall help me with more

Answer 15

Sure but make a new post

Answer 16

ok