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Based on the observations Natalie Curtis made about the Navajo songs, which statement best describes how the
songs were performed?
They were read aloud to make sure every detail was spoken correctly.
They were sung from memory, and the performers would often add changes as they sang.
They were read aloud, and the performers would sometimes add changes as they read.
They were sung from memory, and the performers would sing them exactly the same every time.

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Answer:

D: "They were sung from memory, and the performers would sing them exactly the same every time".

Explanation:

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Based on the observations Natalie Curtis made about the Navajo songs, the statement that best describes how the songs were performed is “They were sung from memory, and the performers would sing them exactly the same every time”. Therefore, option D is the correct option.

What is memory?

Memory is a part or tool of the brain which helps humans to memorize information. There is a whole process to memorize. The steps which are followed in whole memorizing are broadly collecting the data or information, storing and retrieving during the time of need.

The phrase "They were sung from memory, and the performers would sing them exactly the same every time" best summarizes how the Navajo songs were performed, according to Natalie Curtis' observations about them. As a result, choice D is the best one

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