can someone explain how the answer is D? and why not A?
both passages mention the positive musical experiences in continuous sound don't they?
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Re: prep 58 S 2 Q 21
I'd like to know as well. Is it because some people expect non-continuous sound and therefore get pleasure out of it?
Too tricky for me as a first question.
Too tricky for me as a first question.
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Re: prep 58 S 2 Q 21
I believe the right answer here is (E) - complexity --
The author of passage 1 mentions the positive benefit of complexity right in line 1 (and throughout). The author of passage 2 also discusses complexity, indirectly, throughout, and mentions it most directly in the last line.
In terms of (A) -- continuous sound is mentioned in passage 1, but it is not discussed in passage 2. Passage 2 discusses setting up expectations, then meeting or going against them -- this isn't the came thing as having sound start and stop --
Tough q -- many of the most tempting wrong answers for comparative q's will relate directly to one passage, but not the other.
The author of passage 1 mentions the positive benefit of complexity right in line 1 (and throughout). The author of passage 2 also discusses complexity, indirectly, throughout, and mentions it most directly in the last line.
In terms of (A) -- continuous sound is mentioned in passage 1, but it is not discussed in passage 2. Passage 2 discusses setting up expectations, then meeting or going against them -- this isn't the came thing as having sound start and stop --
Tough q -- many of the most tempting wrong answers for comparative q's will relate directly to one passage, but not the other.
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