Line Dancing Test

What is line dancing?

• A choreographed dance where you repeat a sequence of steps in lines or rows

• a choreographed dance where everyone does different dances

• Free-style dancing done in a line or row

List three reasons why line dancing is considered successful and popular.

Where is one place line dancing originated from?

• United States

• Africa

• Australia

• Russia

Match the vocabulary terms with their correct definitions.

• Grapevine

• Sequence of steps and movements in dance

• BPM

• Beats per minute

• Tempo

• 4-ct. traveling pattern to the side; step, step behind, step out, step together

• Choreography

• The speed of a piece of music

• Together

• Move free foot next to opposite foot

​ (a)   are faced in a "Two-Wall Dance" ​ and ​ ​ (b)   are faced in a "Four-Wall Dance".

• Two walls
• four walls
• three walls
• one wall

The Cotton-Eye Joe line dance uses the following dance moves: heel taps, grapevine, hook, and _________.

• Toe taps

• Hitch

• Cha-Cha

The Cha-Cha Slide uses the ___________ in the dance.

• Slide

• Hitch

• Grapevine

What are moves that are not choreographed?

• Free-style

• Touch (or tap)

• Rock

Match the following

• Count

• Lift foot and cross in front of or in back of supporting leg

• Cha-Cha

• Dance rhythm counted 1, 2, 3 & 4

• Hitch

• Generally used to determine weight changes

• Hook

• Lift the knee

The Cupid Shuffle is a _____ count line dance.

• 32

• 16

• 8