HOPE 3 Quiz HipHop

It is any style of dance that got its start outside the dance studio, typically in urban streets, schoolyards and clubs.

• Hip-hop

• Cheerdance

• Festival Dance

• Dance Fitness

It is often referred to as "breakdancing," a generic term coined by the media that the dancers don't use.

• Breaking

• Locking

• Popping

• Tutting

Locking is a kind of funk that involves freezing a move and then resuming it at a fast pace, a series of rapid contractions that focus on exaggerated arm and hand movements.

• Breaking

• Locking

• Popping

• Tutting

It features close-to-the-ground improvisations and acrobatic head, shoulder, back and hand spins choreographed to hip hop, funk and solo percussion riffs, or "breakbeat" music.

• Breaking

• Locking

• Popping

• Tutting

It features jerky, explosive moves that thrust outward from a quick contraction.

• Breaking

• Locking

• Popping

• Tutting

It looks like a flip book of Egyptian frieze paintings.

• Breaking

• Locking

• Popping

• Tutting

It is twitchy, glitchy and weird - waves and zigzags that sweep through the body, interrupted by constant tics and sudden freezes into poses derived from cartoon characters.

• Animation

• Breaking

• Krumping

• Waacking

It is very fast and aggressive hip-hop dance that incorporates locking, popping, improvisational or freestyle moves and upright posture.

• Animation

• Breaking

• Krumping

• Waacking

It often incorporates 1960s East Coast voguing, and mimics signature poses of old-time movie stars such as Bette Davis and Lauren Bacall.

• Animation

• Breaking

• Krumping

• Waacking

Hiphop dance rooted in the late 1960s African-American street culture of ____________.

• New Orleans

• New York

• Nevada

• Texas