B. Complete with who, which, that, whose, where or why. The term 'pop music', (1) music, is used to describe music (2) lot of young people. The place (3) became famous was America. In the 1950s, white singers began copying African American musicians, (4) music style was called rhythm and blues. It was at this time that rock 'n' roll began to become popular, too. Elvis Presley, (5) became known as the 'King of Rock 'n' Roll, loved the music of African American musicians. It was his voice, with its unusual mixture of country, blues and gospel styles. made him famous. (6) is short for popular is liked by a pop music first The people (7) loved rock 'n' roll were mostly teenagers. The songs were about dancing, fashion, love and parties. so it's easy to understand (8) rock 'n' roll became
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B. Complete with who, which, that, whose, where, or why.
The term 'pop music,' (1) **which** is used to describe music (2) **that** a lot of young people like. The place (3) **where** it became famous was America. In the 1950s, white singers began copying African American musicians, (4) **whose** music style was called rhythm and blues. It was at this time that rock 'n' roll began to become popular, too. Elvis Presley, (5) **who** became known as the 'King of Rock 'n' Roll, loved the music of African American musicians. It was his voice, with its unusual mixture of country, blues, and gospel styles, (6) **that** made him famous. Pop music, (7) **which** is short for popular, is liked by people first. The people (8) **who** loved rock 'n' roll were mostly teenagers. The songs were about dancing, fashion, love, and parties, so it's easy to understand (9) **why** rock 'n' roll became popular.