72-The passage suggests that dancing ……………. .
A)used to be more vigorous In early Slovakian society
B)complements the music in Slovakian culture
C)symbolised the frustration of being born human
D)was not as popular as singing until recently
E)is only performed at special celebrations today
Mata Hari was the stage name of a Dutch dancer, Margaretha Geertruida Zelle, who was accused of
spying for the Germans in France during World War I. An erotic dancer, she performed in Paris.
Berlin, London, and Rome before the war and, as a neutral, continued to move about freely and
perform during the war. Among her many lovers were high-ranking Allied military officers, from
whom she is alleged to have gleaned valuable information that she passed on to the Germans.
Arrested in Paris in 1917, she was tried by court martial and sentenced to death. Opinion is divided as
to whether she was really a spy or not.
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