In the history of music, no composer has been more admired than Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Even as a child, people recognized him as a genius. At age four, he could play the piano as
well as most adults, and at age five he was writing his own musical pieces. Compared with
other composers then and now, Mozart is considered to have possessed a singular talent.
Click or tap the definition of singular below that is used in the paragraph.
singular ('sin-gyə-lər) adj. 1. relating to a single instance 2. characteristically unusual
or odd 3. a word form that denotes an individual person or thing 4. of a type that is
superior to others

The definition of singular which is used in the paragraph is:

Based on the given excerpt, we are told about the life of Wolfg.ang M0zart and how well admired he was because of his mastery of music even from a very young age.

With this in mind, we can see that he is said to possess a singular talent which was that he was unique and another meaning for that phrase is to be characteristically unusual or odd.

Therefore, the correct answer is option B

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2. characteristically unusual  or odd

Explanation:

The word "singular" as used in the paragraph in the cited above describes the talent of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart as exceptionally unique and rare. It is beyond what is ordinary for someone to possess such characteristics at such age level. Such remarkable talent is what is referred to as "singular", in the sense that such is characteristically unusual or odd. It is beyond expectation of what is considered to be the normal milestone for an individual with such talents.

each year on this day, i make it a point to listen to dr. martin luther king jr.’s great “i have a dream” speech. it’s electrifying every single time.

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