Dance & Gymnastics Assessment Quizz

What does the choreographer want the audience to learn about the dance?

• Choreographic intention

• Motif

• Stimulus

• Choreographic approach

What is an example of a choreographic approach?

• Improvisation

• Learning music

• Wearing costumes

• Watching a performance

(a)   would be considered a motif.

• A repeated arm movement
• A costume change
• A lighting effect
• A music change

If a dance begins with a specific idea or theme, what is this called?

• Stimulus

• Motif

• Choreographic intention

• Choreographic approach

If a choreographer wants to communicate a message to the audience, what is this called?

• Choreographic intention

• Motif

• Stimulus

• Choreographic approach

Which of the following best describes "Formations" in dance?

(a)  

• The way dancers are arranged in space
• The speed of movement

• The use of gestures

• The transfer of weight

Why is "Musicality" important for a dancer?

• It helps dancers interpret and respond to the music

• It increases their strength

• It improves their flexibility

• It helps them maintain balance

Identify the dance term: You can be stretched up high, mid-level, or very low to the ground. You can even be down on the floor - this adds a layer of interest into your routine

• Turning

• Balance/Stillness

• Levels

• Gesture

Select the movements that apply to travelling in gymnastics.

• Skipping

• Hopping

• Leaping

• Spinning

Select the activities that involve a transfer of weight:

• Forward Roll

• Cartwheel

• Balance Beam

• Handstand