Suppose that a long-dormant ballet is being revived. Based on the passage discussion of how operas were edited for Callas, one can most reasonably infer that the passage author would prefer changes to the ballet that:A.make it easier to perform.B.retain its original style.C.modify its form.D.help to “keep the action moving.”Previous Navigation Next

What influenced the development of contemporary dance? Group of answer choicesFormalization of ballet techniqueRenaissance court spectaclesAfrican American and Latinx groupsPreservation of classic ballet pieces

Select the correct answer.What is the main idea of this passage?Ballet is a demanding art form that requires time and dedication to perfect. Ballet dancers must have great flexibility and body strength. In addition, a dancer must memorize every movement of the performance. A choreographer creates the ballet steps and helps the dancers learn them. It may take years for a dancer to refine his or her movements. A. There are many types of ballet. B. Choreographers design a ballet performance. C. Learning ballet takes time and effort. D. Ballet requires dancers to memorize their moves. E. Each type of ballet requires different skills.

Which of the following views is most contrary to the author’s opinion regarding the largely unedited sections of music retained in Callas performances?A.They are considered beautiful by most listeners.B.They were left unedited to highlight Callas’s voice.C.They contain some necessary editing.D.They do not help “keep the action moving.”

Of the following passage assertions, which one is LEAST supported by evidence or an example in the passage?A.Callas’s performances are characterized by their authenticity.B.Callas’s editions of some operas scarcely resembled the composers’ originals.C.Callas’s understanding of performance practice was quite unstudied.D.Callas was the putative champion of dormant traditions in opera.

Of the following passage assertions, which one is LEAST supported by evidence or an example in the passage?A.Callas’s performances are characterized by their authenticity.B.Callas’s editions of some operas scarcely resembled the composers’ originals.C.Callas’s understanding of performance practice was quite unstudied.D.Callas was the putative cha