Rhythmic Gymnastics

1. It is a sport that combines elements of ballet, gymnastics, dance, and apparatus manipulation.

• A. Cheer Dance

• B. Rhythmic Gymnastics

• C. Aerobic Dance

• D. Hiphop

2. When was the first World Championships for individual rhythmic gymnasts held in Budapest?

• A. 1963

• B. 1967

• C. 1968

• D. 1962

3. The following are the apparatus used in Rhythmic Gymnastics except :

• A. Rope

• B. Ball

• C. Hoop

• D. Pompom

4. Which locomotor skills are used in Rhythmic Gymnastics

I. Walking

II. Jumping

III. Skipping

IV. Stretching

• A. I, II and III

• B. IV only

• C. I and II only

• D. III only

5. The routine includes rotation around the hand or body and rolling, as well as swings, circles, throws, and passes through and over the ______ . Which apparatus uses these fundamental requirements?

• A. Loop

• B. Hoop

• C. Ball

• D. Ribbon

6. These apparatus are thrown from alternate hands; each passes underneath the other ________ is caught in the opposite hand to the one from which it was thrown.

• A. Clubs

• C. Ribbon

• D. Ball

• B. Hoops

7. Kyle used large, smooth and flowing movements in his routine. Compulsory elements that include flicks, circles, snakes and spirals, and throws are also highlighted. What apparatus did Kyle use?

• B. Hoops

• C. Ribbon

• D. Ball

• A. Clubs

8. Rhythmic gymnasts must possess the following qualities in order to perform to their best except:

• A. Balance

• B. Flexibility

• C. Coordination

• D. Endurance

9. When did competitive rhythmic gymnastics began in the Soviet Union?

• A. 1940s

• B. 1840s

• C. 1450s

• D. 1850s

10. Which of the following is not a non-locomotor skill ?

• A. Bending

• B. Swaying

• C. Twisting

• D. Sliding