____________

A．She danced to contemporary musical compositions.

B．She wore free-flowing costumes and danced without shoes.

C．She wore short steep skirts and rigid toeshoes.

D．She used set designs inspired by nature.

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【预测】选项中的danced t0，compositions，wore，shoes和used表明，本题可能考查she跳舞时的特点或装扮。
【解析】B。录音中教授提到，与芭蕾舞舞蹈演员穿的那种直筒式的短裙和坚硬的舞鞋不同，邓肯穿的是宽松的、有垂感的衣服(loose，flowing clothes)，而且她是光着脚跳舞的，故答案为B。听音时要注意类似instead的这种表示对比或转折的信号词。

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