Which sentence is written in a style that makes it appropriate for an audience made up of expert pianists? option 1: my teacher, miss minchen, could always tell when i exaggerated how many hours i was practicing each week, but the truth was i knew the piano wasn't the instrument for me. option 2: my fingers softly pressed the black and white keys, and i marveled at the soft tones emanating from the piano. option 3: i knew i should be practicing chromatic scales and arpeggios to enhance my fingering skills, but i preferred to spend my time on rhapsody in blue—extra fortissimo! option 4: my first piano was a beautiful, glossy upright cabinet, and i would polish the smooth cherry wood until i could see my reflection in it.

The correct answer is Option 3: I knew I should be practicing chromatic scales and arpeggios to enhance my fingering skills, but I preferred to spend my time on Rhapsody in Blue—extra fortissimo!

Explanation:

The style of a text depends on the language and words used, the tone and the general structure of the text which is closely linked to the purpose of the author and the audience. For example, in the case of a text that is addressed to expert pianists, it is expected the text is about playing piano and it includes jargon related to this field or words only experts can understand.

This occurs in the case of option 3, because this focuses on specific skills and techniques of playing piano and includes words such as "chromatic scales", "arpeggios" or "fortissimo" that are unique of this field, which means the style of the text in terms of structure and words use makes it appropriate for expert pianists.

i think the answer would mist likely be an adjective clause, because unhappy is an adjective.

i think she wanted to protect her children from the extreme racism of the american south.