CHEERDANCE

Multiple Choice:
Identify each number. Tick your answer from the given choices within the allotted time.

Multiple Choice

1. During your cheerdance routine, the coach tells the team to raise both arms upward at a 45-degree angle from the shoulders, with fists tight and facing forward. This position helps create strong lines and energy in the performance. What arm motion is being described?

• T motion

• Low V

• High V

• Broken T

Multiple Choice

2. During warm-up, your coach asks everyone to raise their arms in front of their body, bend the elbows at 90 degrees, and keep the fists facing down — as if resting them on an invisible flat surface in front of you. Which cheer motion is being described?

• Low V

• Tabletop

• T motion

• High V

Multiple Choice

3. In a cheer formation, your group is told to create a clean line across the stage. Everyone must raise their arms straight out to the sides, at shoulder height, to show perfect symmetry and sharpness. Which cheer motion is being described?

• Broken T

• T Motion

• Daggers

• Clasp

Multiple Choice

4. Your instructor asks the team to make a “V” shape with the arms, but this time the arms should be pointed downward, not up. You’re told to keep your arms straight, strong, and angled about 45 degrees from your body. Which cheer motion is being described?

• High V

• Broken T

• Low V

• Clap

Multiple Choice

5. Before starting your cheer routine, your coach instructs the team to stand with feet shoulder-width apart, knees slightly bent, back straight, and hands resting on the hips. This position helps you stay balanced and ready to move quickly. What is the name of this basic ready position?

• Cheer Stance

• High V

• Tabletop

• T Motion