Read these sentences from Paco's evaluation of Dan DeLuca's argument in the article "Dylan's Nobel Prize Settles Debate: Rock Lyrics Are Poetry." (1) In addition to quoting comments about Dylan's contributions to literature, DeLuca examines Dylan's writing and its influences. (2) Despite a somewhat confusing presentation of evidence, in the end, DeLuca's argument is convincing. (3) In his article, DeLuca attempts to come to grips with the decades-old question "Are rock lyrics poetry?" (4) He claims that this question has been answered with a resounding yes by the Nobel committee, who awarded their literary prize to singer-songwriter Bob Dylan for his collective literary works, most of which are song lyrics.

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Read these sentences from Paco's evaluation of Dan DeLuca's argument in the article "Dylan's Nobel Prize Settles Debate: Rock Lyrics Are Poetry."

(1) In addition to quoting comments about Dylan's contributions to literature, DeLuca examines Dylan's writing and its influences.

(2) Despite a somewhat confusing presentation of evidence, in the end, DeLuca's argument is convincing.

(3) In his article, DeLuca attempts to come to grips with the decades-old question "Are rock lyrics poetry?"

(4) He claims that this question has been answered with a resounding yes by the Nobel committee, who awarded their literary prize to singer-songwriter Bob Dylan for his collective literary works, most of which are song lyrics.

In which order should the sentences appear?

Answer: 3 - 4 - 1 - 2

Explanation:

Sentence (3) seems to be the presentation, as it includes a description of the subject of the text: DeLuca's article about whether or not rock lyrics can be considered as poetry. Sentence (4) follows with a description of DeLuca's ideas about that question. Sentence (1) provides some extra information before sentence (2) closes the text by deeming DeLuca's argument as convincing.

3-4-1-2