Read the following passage from "A Short Walk Around the Pyramids & Through the World of Art" by Philip M. Isaacson: This is a place called Saqqara. It is on the edge of a great desert an hour's drive from Cairo. You could reach it by camel, but that would take much longer. As you approach Saqqara, a line of walls and a strange pyramid rise from the sand like a golden mirage. But they are not a mirage. They are among the oldest works of art in the world. They were built more than 4,600 years ago by an Egyptian king with a wonderful imagination. His name was Zoser.

Which of the following sentences plagiarizes from the author, Philip M. Isaacson?

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When you first see the walls and pyramid at Saqqara, you may think they are a mirage. But they are not.

The pyramid at Saqqara was built over 4,600 years ago.

The great pyramid of Saqqara was built by the Egyptian king Zoser.

Saqqara is about an hour outside of Cairo.