The question says, "The author suggests that in the country mentioned in line 1, litigation involving the reclamation of stolen works of art has been..."
(A) says, "less common than Burke fears it will become without passage of a national statute of limitations for reclamation of stolen cultural property"
Lines 25-27 of the passage reveal to us the author's stance: "However, because such reclamation suits have not yet been a problem, there is little basis for Burke's concern." The author is basically saying that the proposed legislation is foolish because it is attempting to protect owners of art from problems that don't exist and it's also making it very difficult for people who've had their artworks stolen to reclaim what their lost art. (A) does a great job in capturing the author's opinion on litigation in the country involving the reclamation of stolen works of art, so it's the correct answer choice.
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Abigail-OkerekeOctober 26, 2022
Hello, I still don't understand how A is correct. The question stem mentions line 1 and answer choice A mentions Burke. He isn't discussed until paragraph 2... am I missing something here? Please help!
Emil-KunkinNovember 28, 2022
Hi, the entire passage is about the proposed legislation in this country. Just because the country is mentioned in line one does not mean it is not relevant or intertwined with concepts referenced later.
