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MUSIC-15A-43484-F25 Quiz #3
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Match the following musicians with the instrument they were known for playing. 1: Duke Ellington 2: Louis Armstrong 3: Coleman Hawkins 4: Frankie Trumbauer 5: Bix Beiderbecke 6: Earl Hines 7: James P. Johnson
Options
A.[ 选择 ]
B.tenor saxophone
C.trumpet/cornet
D.guitar
E.trombone
F.C melody saxophone
G.piano
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The task presents a matching question: assign the instrument each musician was known for playing, using the given answer list and the supplied instrument options. We will evaluate each provided option in turn and then relate them to the musicians listed.
Option 1: [ 选择 ]
This is not an instrument; it appears to be a placeholder or selection label. Since it does not name a real instrument, it cannot be the correct match for any musician in the list.
Option 2: tenor saxophone
This instrument correctly matches Coleman Hawkins (the 3rd musician in the list), who is famous as a tenor saxophonist. It does not correctly match Duke Elling......Login to view full explanationLog in for full answers
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