請問黃金閱讀Loie Fuller - 英檢

Paragraph 5: As her technological expertise grew more sophisticated, so did
the other aspects of her dances. Although she gave little thought to music in
her earliest dances, she later used scores by Gluck, Beethoven, Schubert,
Chopin, and Wagner, eventually graduating to Stravinsky, Fauré, Debussy, and
Mussorgsky, composers who were then considered progressive. She began to
address more ambitious themes in her dances such as The Sea, in which her
dancers invisibly agitated a huge expanse of silk, played upon by colored
lights. Always open to scientific and technological innovations, she
befriended the scientists Marie and Pierre Curie upon their discovery of
radium and created a Radium Dance, which simulated the phosphorescence of
that element. She both appeared in films—then in an early stage of
development—and made them herself; the hero of her fairy-tale film Le Lys de
la Vie (1919) was played by René Clair, later a leading French film director.

9. Why does the author mention Fuller’s The Sea?
○To point out a dance of Fuller’s in which music did not play an important
role
○ To explain why Fuller sometimes used music by progressive composers
○To illustrate a particular way in which Fuller developed as an artist
○To illustrate how Fuller’s interest in science was reflected in her work


為什麼答案是C呢？

在文章中，我找不到 The sea和Fuller發展成為藝人的線索 ><

有沒有高手可以解惑呢？


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