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Max Roach, already an accomplished drummer by the age of 10, played on one of the most influential jazz albums ever and with some of the art’s greatest performers, considered by critics to be a turning point in recorded jazz.
A. played on one of the most influential jazz albums ever and with some of the art’s greatest performers, considered by critics to be a turning point in recorded jazz
B. considered by critics to be a turning point in recorded jazz, played on many of the most influential jazz albums and with some of the art’s greatest performers
C. played on one of the most influential jazz albums ever, considered by critics to be a turning point in recorded jazz, and with some of the art’s greatest performers
D. played on one of the most influential jazz albums, considered as a turning point in recorded jazz by critics and with some of the art’s greatest performers
E. played, considered by critics to be a turning point in recorded jazz, on one of the most influential jazz albums ever, and with some of the art’s greatest performers
A. played on one of the most influential jazz albums ever and with some of the art’s greatest performers, considered by critics to be a turning point in recorded jazz
B. considered by critics to be a turning point in recorded jazz, played on many of the most influential jazz albums and with some of the art’s greatest performers
C. played on one of the most influential jazz albums ever, considered by critics to be a turning point in recorded jazz, and with some of the art’s greatest performers
D. played on one of the most influential jazz albums, considered as a turning point in recorded jazz by critics and with some of the art’s greatest performers
E. played, considered by critics to be a turning point in recorded jazz, on one of the most influential jazz albums ever, and with some of the art’s greatest performers
11 Jul 2023, 07:02
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Using Elimination:
Eliminating B as many of the most influential jazz albums doesn't make sense
As per the statement given above, playing on one of the most influential jazz albums and performing with art's greatest performers to be the turning point in recorded jazz
but:
- As per C only playing on one of the most influential jazz is the only reason as the turning point=> So eliminate C&D
- E statement seems to lack coherence
IMO A
11 Jul 2023, 08:44
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mendax
My only doubt in these sentences is whether "Max Roach" a person can be considered as the turning point, only statement E seems to refer the album as the turning point, can you correct me if my reasoning is wrong?
