- [Teacher] Which one of
the following concepts is linked to positive musical
experiences in both passages? So, okay, we're looking for
positive musical experiences in both passages, so questions like this require you to have a good recollection of what you read. You're gonna need to go find those things if you don't remember it enough. So, let's see what we can remember and see whether we can
connect any of these choices to being in both passages or
maybe just being in one passage 'cause wrong answers will
either not be there at all or maybe just featured in one passage. So, continuous sound, I think only one passage mentioned, you know, continuousness
versus discontinuous sounds, but we can confirm that when we go up. Tension, one passage was
very specific about tension, I don't remember the
tension being mentioned in the first passage. Language, one of the passages talked
about music and language, I don't remember the second
passage mentioning that, but we can check. D, improvisation, did not appear, that's
definitely not the answer. Complexity, complexity is looking good, I think I do remember that word
showing up in both passages, but let's go up and see and have a look for
continuousness, tension, language and complexity and uh, see if we can find our answer. Passage A, certain
complexity, here's complexity. Positive effect, so what we could do is we could then just look for complexity in the second passage. Not in this paragraph. Not in this paragraph. Third paragraph, here's complexity. We take into account that
complexity is it positive? Depending on how much complexity there is, it could be pleasurable and then we have complexity down here. Who can, trained listeners
prefer more complex melodies, we have our answer. On questions like these, it's important to move on to questions that might take you longer. So if you find your answer
and you're confident of it, circle it and move on. There's no need to go back and make sure that the
other choices are incorrect. We'll see that language,
tension and continuous sound are all just in one passage. Here's human language, doesn't show up in the second passage. Here's the continuous
discussion in the first passage, it does not show up again. And here's the focus on
tension that we discovered in the second passage. So we have a lot of of confidence in E.