TOEFL VOCABULARY
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- 3. It is common for people to revel in the past. Lovers of art will be thrilled to possess an original painting of a great artist.
- 4. A genuine painting will carry a facsimile or a signature that can only be discerned with great difficulty.
- 5. A genuine painting with the signature of the artist is an added bonus and makes the piece of art more valuable.
- 6. One of the reasons to visit a Museum is the desire to see antiques or things that belong to the past.
- 7. old items mean things that belong to the past, antiques.