Introduction to Dance

It refers to the "backbone of dance".

(a)  

It is a style that integrates modern, ballet, and jazz.

(a)  

It is as dance rooted in the ballet syllabus.

(a)  

It is a dance style combined with upbeat music or lively music that features improvisation.

(a)  

It refers to a social dance that portrays communication between partners while dancing.

(a)  

Which of the following era/period where dancing was taught as an aid to military education?

• Rome

• Crete

• Egypt

• Dark Ages

Which of the following eras gave dancing less importance?

• Greek

• Egypt

• Middle Ages

• Roman

Which of the fallowing statements is NOT included in the reasons why do people dance?

• Pleasing God

• Pleasing Others

• Pleasing themselves

• Pleasing the environment

Which of the following eras does ballet become popular?

• Greek

• Romans

• Middle Ages/Renaissance

• Dark Ages

Dance is a natural expression of united feeling and action. Which of the following terminologies does a German word "damson" mean?

• "to step" or "to dance"

• "to stretch" or "to drag"

• "to stretch" or "to dance"

• "to step" or "to drag"