PE Quiz No.1

In this time relationship, the leader in front does the action; the follower(s) behind him/her imitate(s) the same action at the same time

• Shadow

• Mirror

In this time relationship, partners face each other, one portrays the mirror image by doing the same movements done by his/her partner at the same time.

• Shadow

• Mirror

This is a time relationships created when partners or a group of performers do the same movement all together at the same time

• Unison

• Call and reponse

Partners or groups can create this time relationship by having one acting “caller” and as the other as “responder”- as in a dialogue, where one talks and the other answers.

• Unison

• Call and reponse

Using any spatial relationship, partners or groups may create contrasting movements by shape, by level, by direction, or by speed.

• Connected

• Contrast

This relationship is made by partners or groups who conect one or more body parts during non-locomotor (forming still shapes) or locomotor movements

• Connected

• Contrast

this is often created by cheer dancers who lift a fellow dancer or a number of dancers to fully hold his/her/ their weight, or by dancers who allow a fellow performer to lean onto another to partly hold hi/her/their weight.

• Meeting and Parting

• Supported

In this time relationship, performers meet when they move close to each other usually at the center and part when they move away from one another

• Meeting and Parting

• Supported

It is okay to have unpleasant relationship with everyone at home.

• True

• False

We could establish body-part relationships when you do locomotor movements

• True

• False