Zhang always wanted to get into the elite music school, Julliard. From
the age of three, she practiced the piano four hours a day, and she
quickly surpassed every pianist her age that she knew. However, her
application to Julliard was rejected. She cried and cried for hours.
Which conclusion most logically resolves the plot of the story?
O A. Zhang abandons music and becomes a painter, to which she is
better suited.
O B. Zhang applies to Julliard again, and she is miraculously accepted
for some reason.
C. Zhang eventually discovers that loving music is its own reward.
D. Zhang learns that hard work, not just talent, is necessary to be a
great musician.

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