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10 Ruth Asawa was an accomplished artist who worked in many art forms, including her unique tied-wire sculptures, but she was dedicated to more than the creation of art. Asawa also wanted to bring art to children in her hometown of San Francisco, California. To that end, in 1968 she cofounded the Alvarado School Arts Workshop, which brought works of art and artists into public schools, and in 1982 she helped found a San Francisco public arts high school, which was later named after her. Which choice best states the main idea of the text?

  1. A

    Asawa inspired many other artists to share their work with students in public schools.

  2. B

    Asawa’s unique sculptures were appreciated more by local art communities than they were nationwide.

  3. C

    Asawa’s interest in art education prompted her to create art programs for students in San Francisco.

  4. D

    Asawa left a promising career as a sculptor to work as an art teacher in San Francisco schools.

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