Which sentences from the passage best support the answer in Part A? Choose two answers.
"These allowed the production of strong sound in a space that was much smaller than standard records or cassette tapes."
"These small players can play digital recordings, although computers, smart phones, and other electronic devices can play them too."
"Soon, cassettes and records became an endangered species, though they are still beloved by collectors."
"No doubt, Thomas Edison would be amazed and stunned at the changes that have occurred to his version of sound recording from more than a century ago."
"The small players can play digital recordings, although computers, smart phones, and other electronic devices can play them too."
"No doubt, Thomas Edison would be amazed and stunned at the changes that have occurred to his version of sound recording from more than a century ago."
The two sentences from the passage that best support the answer in Part A are:
1. "These allowed the production of strong sound in a space that was much smaller than standard records or cassette tapes."
2. "No doubt, Thomas Edison would be amazed and stunned at the changes that have occurred to his version of sound recording from more than a century ago."
To determine which sentences from the passage best support the answer in Part A, we need to identify the answer in Part A first. Since you haven't provided the answer in Part A, I cannot determine which sentences would best support it. However, I can help guide you through the process of finding the correct sentences.
First, read the question carefully to understand what it is asking. In this case, it asks for the sentences that best support the answer in Part A.
Next, identify the main points or ideas in Part A. Once you have identified the main points, look for sentences in the passage that directly address or support those points. It may be helpful to skim through the passage and pay attention to keywords or phrases related to the answer in Part A.
Finally, analyze the sentences you have identified and determine which ones provide the most compelling support for the answer in Part A. Look for sentences that provide specific evidence or examples, or that directly address the question or topic being discussed in Part A.
Based on the sentences provided from the passage, it is not possible to determine which ones would best support the answer in Part A without knowing what the answer in Part A is.