answer:"I am the Very Model of a Modern Major General" is a well-known patter song from the Gilbert and Sullivan operetta called "The Pirates of Penzance" which premiered on December 31, 1879, in New York City. This comic operetta was the fifth collaboration between librettist Sir W.S. Gilbert and composer Sir Arthur Sullivan, both of whom are acclaimed for their numerous works in the field of comic operas. "The Pirates of Penzance" is a comedic story about Frederic, a young pirate apprentice, who upon turning 21, discovers that he was mistakenly indentured to the pirates as a child. The plot follows Frederic's determination to leave the Pirate King and his crew, as well as his deep love for Mabel, one of the daughters of Major-General Stanley. The song "I am the Very Model of a Modern Major General" is sung by the character Major-General Stanley during Act I of the operetta. It is famous for its rapid-fire tongue-twisting verses and catchy melody that showcase the major general's extensive knowledge in various topics, including mathematics, history, and the arts. Moreover, it serves as a satirical take on the concept of the "modern" military man of the era, who was well-versed in intellectual matters but may not have been particularly skilled on the battlefield. As one of the most memorable compositions of Gilbert and Sullivan, this song has become iconic over the years and frequently referenced in popular culture. Multiple adaptations and parodies of "I am the Very Model of a Modern Major General" have been featured in television shows, movies, and even video games, solidifying its status as a timeless classic in musical theater. The operetta "The Pirates of Penzance" continues to be performed worldwide, capturing the hearts and laughter of new audiences with its witty dialogues, engaging melodies, and comedic flair.

answer:POS To come up with the answer, I analyzed the text for overall sentiment using the given definition. While the reviewer mentions some negative aspects such as the album cover being ugly and "4 minutes" not being a masterpiece, they also express that they have never been disappointed by Madonna's previous 10 albums and believe the eleventh album would not disappoint either. Therefore, the overall sentiment leans towards positive, and the classification is "POS."

answer:c). no Explanation: The premise says that his "hustling" activities were not just in London, which means he did them in other places too. But the hypothesis says he only did his hustling in London and never went outside. So, the premise does not support the hypothesis.

answer:This review is unclear and does not provide enough information to accurately assign a star rating.