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## Step 1<br />For question 67, we need to choose the most appropriate transitional phrase to connect the sentence. The sentence is describing a painting, and the phrase should indicate a contrast between the two parts of the sentence. The phrase "in contrast" (option C) is the most suitable as it indicates a difference or contrast between the two parts of the sentence.<br /><br />## Step 2<br />For question 68, we need to choose the phrase that does not correctly describe the action of the camas being bisected by a vertical, beige line. The phrase "bisected by a vertically beige" (option G) is incorrect because the adjective "vertically" should be placed after the noun "beige" to correctly describe the action.<br /><br />## Step 3<br />For question 69, we need to choose the phrase that correctly describes the action of the triangles stretching from the bottom to the top of the canvas's left half. The phrase "stretching" (option C) is the most suitable as it correctly describes the action of the triangles.<br /><br />## Step 4<br />For question 70, we need to choose the phrase that correctly describes the position of the triangles on the canvas. The phrase "left half of the canvas" (option II) is the most suitable as it correctly describes the position of the triangles on the canvas.