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Beheh

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Clara Wieck Schumann's song Forward was
 
  a. written as a birthday present for her husband.
  b. a setting of a poem that supported the political unification of Germany.
  c. a way of telling her husband to move aside so that she could go forward with her career.
  d. both A and B.

Question 2

Synth pop thrived because
 
  a. audiences had grown tired of guitar-based rock.
  b. new instruments and sounds made new styles possible.
  c. synthesizers mimicked the human voice.
  d. audiences didn't care what instrument was used.



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

b



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