4 Which piece of evidence best supports the claim

that 1960s artists influenced the founders of

aerial dance artists in the 1970s?

A. "One of these artists was Alwin Nikolais, an

American choreographer who conceived of new

ways to explore dance, space, and

movement ... " (paragraph 3)

B. " ... she once stated, 'When you walked on the

street after class, you could feel the space

around you.'" (paragraph 4)

C. " ... Sendgraff said, 'I don't know whether

it wasn't hung properly or what, but bringing the

two ropes together was making a spinning,

twisting motion.'" (paragraph 5)

D. "In their own way, the legacy of these artists

continues to defy gravity ... " (paragraph 6)

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Alyvia Melendez

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1 September, 06:56

4 Which piece of evidence best supports the claim

that 1960s artists influenced the founders of

aerial dance artists in the 1970s?

A. "One of these artists was Alwin Nikolais, an

American choreographer who conceived of new

ways to explore dance, space, and

movement ... " (paragraph 3)

B. " ... she once stated, 'When you walked on the

street after class, you could feel the space

around you.'" (paragraph 4)

C. " ... Sendgraff said, 'I don't know whether

it wasn't hung properly or what, but bringing the

two ropes together was making a spinning,

twisting motion.'" (paragraph 5)

D. "In their own way, the legacy of these artists

continues to defy gravity ... " (paragraph 6)

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Tania Sweeney · Answer 1

A

Explanation:

A is the best option because it continues what was most likely a discussion about artists of the past. This is implied because the past tense is used when talking about the choreography created by Alwin Nikolaus.

Another clue that A is the correct answer is the type of dance referred to in the question. Aerial dancing would most likely influenced greatly by discoveries in ways to explore dance with an emphasis on space and movement.