Four-Handed Piano
Which line from the story best supports a theme that people can learn from each other's differences?
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"Sometimes I feel like an out-of-tune orchestra, playing a hundred different melodies at once."
"Sometimes I feel like an out-of-tune orchestra, playing a hundred different melodies at once."
"Her clean, simple performance of “Für Elise” had let me hear a well-worn selection as if it were a new piece of music."
"Her clean, simple performance of “Für Elise” had let me hear a well-worn selection as if it were a new piece of music."
"Just because we’ve been friends since third grade doesn’t mean we were meant to make music together."
"Just because we’ve been friends since third grade doesn’t mean we were meant to make music together."
"At home, I went immediately to the piano to work on my solo—a Bach Little Prelude in F Major."
"At home, I went immediately to the piano to work on my solo—a Bach Little Prelude in F Major."
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The line that best supports a theme that people can learn from each other's differences is:
"Her clean, simple performance of “Für Elise” had let me hear a well-worn selection as if it were a new piece of music."
This line suggests that through the different approach of another person, one can gain a new perspective and appreciate something in a different way, highlighting the value of learning from each other's differences.
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