Question

which statements from \the child of urbino\ suggest that raphael will grow up to be a world - famous artist? select the two correct answers. when raphael states, \master, i claim the prize.\ when raphael asks hopefully, \how long do you have to complete this work, luca?\ when the duke says, \this is your first reward. you will have many. o wondrous child, who shall live when we are dust?\ when benedetto asserts \indeed, i can refuse him nothing. he will give such glory to urbino as the world has never seen.\

Explanation:

1. The duke's statement predicts future rewards and lasting fame for Raphael, directly foreshadowing his world-renowned status.
2. Benedetto's assertion that Raphael will bring unprecedented glory to Urbino indicates faith in his extraordinary, world-famous artistic potential.
3. The other two statements only show Raphael's confidence and curiosity, not hints of future global fame.

Answer:

• When the duke says, "This is your first reward. You will have many. O wondrous child, who shall live when we are dust!"
• When Benedetto asserts "Indeed, I can refuse him nothing. He will give such glory to Urbino as the world has never seen."