Describe the central idea of paragraphs 9 and 10. Identify at least two details the author used to develop that central idea.

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GuDViN [60]3 years ago

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Answer:

Central Idea: Dancing can display emotions and statements of what the dancer believes in.

Explanation:

Detail 1: The movements of the dancer's body within the fabric create a sort of moving sculpture. The dancer represents the raw emotions of grief.

This detail supports the central idea because the use of fabric in her dance had shown an emotion, grief.

Detail 2: Her dance "Deep Song" was a statement about the Civil War in Spain, and “Chronicle” looked at the menace of fascism and war in Europe.

This detail supports the central idea because her dance showed what she thought about menace of fascism and the Civil War and this is a statement shown through her dance.

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