PEH 3 FINAL EXAM

What is the primary focus of ballet classes?

• Performing in front of an audience

• Posture, balance, coordination, strength, and flexibility

• Improving speed and agility

• Learning various dance styles

Why are barre exercises important in ballet training?

• They are used for warming up before class.

• They are the only exercises performed in ballet.

• They support the body while performing exercises to build strength.

• They help dancers learn choreography.

What is the primary purpose of performing barre exercises one leg at a time?

• To prepare for group performances

• To strengthen each leg individually

• To increase flexibility in both legs simultaneously

• To improve coordination with a partner

What is a key characteristic of centre exercises in ballet?

• They are the first exercises in a ballet class.

• They are done without the assistance of a barre.

• They focus on improving flexibility.

• They are performed with the assistance of a barre.

What does the term 'adage' refer to in ballet?

• A series of jumps and turns

• A fast-paced dance sequence

• A type of barre exercise

• Flowing and graceful movements performed in a slow tempo

How does a pirouette differ from an adage?

• A pirouette is performed with both feet on the ground

• A pirouette is a type of barre exercise.

• A pirouette involves rapid whirling on one foot.

• A pirouette is performed at a slow tempo.

What characterizes the allegro section of a ballet class?

• Fast and powerful movements such as jumps and turns

• Slow and controlled movements

• A focus on balance and posture

• A series of stretches and warm-ups

What is the significance of reverence in ballet classes?

• It is the main focus of the class.

• It is a way to show gratitude to the instructor and fellow dancers.

• It is a type of dance competition.

• It is a warm-up exercise.

What does changement involve in ballet?

• A slow and graceful movement

• A series of turns on one foot

• A warm-up exercise at the barre

• A jump where the dancer changes foot position in the air

Which of the following is an example of a basic ballet movement?

• Changement

• Samba

• Waltz

• Tango