Ugandan American professor Peter Nazareth believed that Elvis Presley’s music is best understood not as a homogeneous collection but as

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Ugandan American professor Peter Nazareth believed that Elvis Presley’s music is best understood not as a homogeneous collection but as an anthology (because Elvis showcased the contributions of a wide range of gospel, blues, and rock artists). blank Nazareth entitled his college course on Elvis and his music, which focused on Elvis’s many musical influences, “Elvis as Anthology.”

Which choice completes the text with the most logical transition?

Accepted Answer

Choice A is the best answer. "To that end" logically signals that the activity described in this sentence-Nazareth titling his course "Elvis as Anthology"-is meant to further Nazareth&rsquo;s goal of helping others understand Presley&rsquo;s music as an anthology with a wide range of influences. Choice B is incorrect. "In sum" illogically signals that the activity described in this sentence summarizes Nazareth&rsquo;s view of Presley&rsquo;s music as an anthology. Instead, titling his course "Elvis as Anthology" is a way for him to promote this view. Choice C is incorrect. "That is" illogically signals that the activity described in this sentence is a clarifiion or interpretation of Nazareth&rsquo;s view of Presley&rsquo;s music as an anthology. Instead, titling his course "Elvis as Anthology" is a way for him to promote this view. Choice D is incorrect. "In addition" illogically signals that the activity described in this sentence is merely an additional fact about Nazareth. Instead, titling his course "Elvis as Anthology" is a way for him to promote his view of Presley&rsquo;s music as an anthology.

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