<p>For those who already have TPR 11 practice tests, could you turn to page 407 and explain the answer to question 23 for me? I vacillated between A and E, but decided to choose A. The explanation given in the book was not convincing enough for me.</p>
<p>In E, "wide ranging artistic and social interests"? I wonder if "interest" is relevant for the question is asking about Pavlova's work, not Pavlova herself. And I don't see "artistic" mentioned at all in the passage where this is stated.</p>
<p>Meanwhile, in A, "utilitarian thrust" means something practical in her work. Her work is criticised for not addressing an important contemporary social problem because the critics do not consider "education of women" a problem at all. Does that not mean the critics did not recognize the utilitarian thrust of her work?</p>