Passage Excerpt:
In 1981, a committee selected twenty-one-year-old architecture student Maya Lin’s design for the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C. Rather than proposing a traditional, towering monument of white marble, Lin envisioned a simple, polished black granite wall cut into the earth. The names of the fallen soldiers would be carved chronologically onto the reflective surface, allowing visitors to see their own faces superimposed on the names of the dead. This design choice sparked considerable debate initially, but it eventually came to be recognized as a masterpiece of commemorative art.
Given that all the choices are true, which one best emphasizes the emotional and reflective connection between the visitors and the memorial, while maintaining the passage's somber, respectful tone?
- allowing visitors to see their own faces superimposed on the names of the dead, creating a quiet, deeply personal connection between the living and the lost.Cevap
- Bwhich was polished to a high sheen using industrial abrasive compounds, so it looked almost like a dark mirror.
- Cvisitors could see their own faces superimposed on the names of the dead, this created a quiet, deeply personal connection between the living and the lost.
- Dwhich became a popular tourist attraction in the city, drawing millions of visitors who took photos of the wall every year.