monet painted on canvas that consisted of light hues, applying colors with his famous small brush strokes…

monet painted on canvas that consisted of light hues, applying colors with his famous small brush strokes across its surface, resulting in the style of impressionism. choose 1 answer: a no change b his famous small brush strokes across its surface c his famous small brush strokes across its surface d his famous small brush strokes across its surfaces

monet painted on canvas that consisted of light hues, applying colors with his famous small brush strokes across its surface, resulting in the style of impressionism. choose 1 answer: a no change b his famous small brush strokes across its surface c his famous small brush strokes across its surface d his famous small brush strokes across its surfaces

Answer

Brief Explanations:

  • "it's" is a contraction for "it is". Here, we need the possessive form "its" to show that the surface belongs to the canvas.
  • "brush strokes" is plural and does not need an apostrophe. "stroke's" would imply possession (e.g., "the stroke's color"), which is not the case here.
  • "surface's" would imply possession (e.g., "the surface's texture"), but we just want to refer to the surface itself, not something that belongs to it.

Answer:

B. his famous small brush strokes across its surface