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LSAT Explanations › Preptest 136 › Reading Comprehension › Question 19

LSAT 136 | Section 1 | Reading Comprehension: Q19

LSAT Preptest 136 explanations

RC Question 19 Explanation

DISCUSSION: The main purpose of the passage is to talk about the jazzlike narrative style used in Jazz.

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  1. We’re told of at most one contribution made by Morrison: the jazzlike narrative structure she used in Jazz.
  2. The only other artist mentioned was Ellington, and the passage said Morrison’s book was similar to his music.
  3. CORRECT. The work is Jazz. The aspect is the jazzlike narrative structure.
  4. Music and writing (the two different arts) weren’t the main focus of the passage. The passage never said whether they are similar.
  5. The author did not discuss the themes of Jazz. The focus was on the novel’s narrative style.
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