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An English 202 student submitted an overview of Realism and Russian literature (below), but unfortunately it contains many errors After reading the assigned stories for week 4 and viewing this week's online learning resources, help improve this student's work by doing the following in your main post Provide a brief explanation/correction for all of the numbered sentences below that are factually incorrect(Hint: there are 12 sentences below, and 5 contain inaccuraciesReview this week's online learning resources for help) Along the way, supply one direct quote (in MLA style) from any of this week's literature or online learning resources that can either help justify one of your corrections or support any one of the true statements in the text below In addition to the five incorrect statements mentioned above , fill in the blanks for sentence #5and select the correct answer a-e for sentence 11 1) By the late 1800s, there was a popular new type of artistic expression sweeping the globe: realism This mode of expression occurred only in literature and not in other art forms3) Realist literature sought to help readers escape from the realities of daily life via uplifting stories with frequently happy endings 4) The characters of realist fiction are drawn from the events and contexts of modem life and face everyday obstacles5) However, because realist literature was skeptical of urbanizationmost realist stories tend to take place in idealized rural settings, far from the poverty and corruption of city life While realism is most commonly traced to the French novelists andthe shift from romantic idealism to in Russian literature was initiated primarily by author famous for stories such as The Nose and The Overcoat) However, most of the realist masterpieces produced in Russia emerged during the movement's late phase , sometimes called the golden age of Russian literature Most critics view Anton Chekhov as the last seminal of Russian realismbut unlike many other realistsChekhov focused primarily on the problems and moral dilemmas faced by upperclass wealthy families, as he believed they were the backbone of Russian society