Table and not a stove, but for some philosophic reason Baby Marcia decided to let the thing pass without protest. If her mother wanted
to think a table was a stove, she would just have to wait for a bigger
vocabulary to argue the matter. This was the beginning of a series of
disillusioning experiences with adult intelligence, and the recurrent
question of whether adults were playing a constant game of insulting
trickery, or whether they just didn't know much. Lena was gravely
shocked by Marcia's spoken doubts, so Marcia kept her thoughts to
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What confuses Marcia in this passage?
being smarter than adults
being envious of Lena
being scolded for being smart
heinn told she cannot co to school
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Write an essay analyzing how the characters of Thea in the passage from The Song of the Lark and Marcia in the passage from My Home Is Far Away develop a
theme common to both pieces. Use examples from both passages to support your response.
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Compare the song of the lark and Marcia and my home is far away

Sturtevant posed with Robert Rauschenberg for her 1967 piece “Duchamp Relache,” now at MOMA.  

AFTER IMAGE  

The American artist Elaine Sturtevant made her name reprising others’ work.  

“sturtevant: double trouble, ”at MOMA, celebrates perhaps the  

oddest American artist of the last half century. Elaine Sturtevant, who died this  

year at the age of eighty- nine, in Paris, where she had lived since the early nineties,  

made a low-profile, pesky career of copying works by others, mostly men: Marcel  

Duchamp, a specialty, but also Jasper Johns, most of the leading Pop artists, Joseph  

Beuys, and, eventually, Keith Haring, Paul McCarthy, and Robert Gober. She grew  

up in Cleveland and earned two degrees in psychology before turning to art and  

settling in New York, in the fifties. One work in the show — a sparse but visceral  

abstraction made with cut-open paint tubes, from 1961 — hints at real promise  

before Sturtevant, starting in 1964, submerged in her campaign of “repetitions,” as  

she termed her copies.

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