Two Violins
Which evidence from the story explains the inference that music is important to the characters in this story?
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The two violins become the starting point for Moshe and his father's business.
The two violins become the starting point for Moshe and his father's business.
The two become famous violinists who play throughout Palestine.
The two become famous violinists who play throughout Palestine.
Moshe and his father's lives were spared because they could play the violin.
Moshe and his father's lives were spared because they could play the violin.
The Star of David in the violins is how Moshe finds his father after the war.
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The evidence that explains the inference that music is important to the characters in this story is:
Moshe and his father's lives were spared because they could play the violin.
This indicates the significance of music in their lives, as it not only represents their passion but also plays a crucial role in their survival.
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