Four-Handed Piano
How do the differences between the characters of Skye and Camden affect the outcome of the story?
(1 point)
Responses
Both girls accept that the other plays the piano differently, so they will not play duets anymore.
Both girls accept that the other plays the piano differently, so they will not play duets anymore.
The two realize that each played a piano piece like the other at the beginning of the story.
The two realize that each played a piano piece like the other at the beginning of the story.
Both girls realize that they will never be best friends again because of Skye’s dislike for the piano.
Both girls realize that they will never be best friends again because of Skye’s dislike for the piano.
The two understand that their quarrel over their playing styles helped Natasha win the competition.
1 answer
The most fitting response to how the differences between the characters of Skye and Camden affect the outcome of the story is:
"The two understand that their quarrel over their playing styles helped Natasha win the competition."
This option highlights how their differences and conflict influence the story's progression and ultimately lead to an external consequence in the form of Natasha's victory.
