Question

Read the claim.

Bob Dylan deserved to win the Nobel Prize.

Which excerpt from "Bob Dylan, Titan of American Music, Wins 2016 Nobel Prize In Literature" provides the best supporting evidence for the claim?

"[Dylan is] the first American to have won the prize in more than two decades. Not since novelist Toni Morrison won in 1993 has an American claimed the prize."
"The prospect that the musician would be the one to break the Americans' long dry spell was regarded as far-fetched—not least because he made his career foremost on the stage, not the printed page."
"His track 'Like a Rolling Stone' has taken on mythic standing in the decades since its release; many, including Dylan himself, have pointed to it as emblematic of a sea change in American music."
"This year, the prize carries with it a purse of approximately $900,000 and, as usual, inclusion on literature's most illustrious list—the pantheon of Nobel winners."

Answer 1

Answer:

The best supporting evidence for the claim is the excerpt "His track 'Like a Rolling Stone" has taken on mythic standing in the decades since its release; many, including Dylan himself, have pointed to it as emblematic of a sea change in American music." This is a strong statement, considering that Bob Dylan was a musician and a writer of songs and not of Literature. Nevertheless, the song "Like a Rolling Stone", before becoming a song, was a piece of writing 10-20 pages long, so he decided to select only four verses and the chorus

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Answer 2

Answer:

It's option C ("His track 'Like a Rolling Stone' has taken on mythic standing in the decades since its release; many, including Dylan himself, have pointed to it as emblematic of a sea change in American music.")

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