Certain alpha hydroxy ketones which can tautomerise to form an aldehyde will give a positive Tollen's Test. I was pretty clear with this idea until I came across this question and the answer given is A,B,C. I can't figure out why Benzoin gives a positive Tollen's Test as it can't give an aldehyde by tautomerisation.
What exactly does happen to Benzoin over here and why does it give a positive test? Is my idea about tautomerisation of alpha hydroxy ketones to aldehydes wrong?