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A person who has a very hard time learning to play the piano but, with practice, becomes a concert pianist: A) Has talent but is not an expert. B) Has talent and has become an expert. C) Does not have
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A person who has a very hard time learning to play the piano but, with practice, becomes a concert pianist: A) Has talent but is not an expert. B) Has talent and has become an expert. C) Does not have talent but has become an expert. D) Does not have talent and is not an expert.

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Answer: Does not have talent but has become an expert.

Explanation: Talent has to do with a natural ability to do something. If he had the talent, he'd easily learn the piano.

As the saying goes, "practice makes perfect". Even without talent, with constant practice, he became an expert. It is evident in famous athletes in today's world.

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