23.
(A).
The passage concludes that “the whereabouts of most of the world’s
most valuable artwork are probably unknown.” The basis for this claim is that
“serious art collectors are discreet” when purchasing or selling significant
pieces of art. To weaken this claim, one would need information that
demonstrated that serious art collectors, while discreet in purchasing and
selling their artwork, were relatively open about the artworks in their
possession. Alternatively, one could weaken this claim using information that
showed that serious art collectors possessed only a small fraction of the
world’s most valuable art. The question asks you to find an answer choice that
does not weaken the conclusion.
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