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Clayton Bates was an excellent tap dancer who lived from 1907-1998.
Question 1:
Clayton Bates was an excellent tap dancer who lived from 1907-1998. What was special about his tap dancing?
A.
He combined ballet and tap.
B.
He had one leg.
C.
He danced on sand and salt.
D.
He tapped shoeless.
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