______is a form of dancing which may tell a story, express a mood, or just reflect a piece of music.

Dancers must be able to float through the air in ways that seem to defy gravity or spin on the tips of their toes.

______dancing requires flexibility, body control and a great deal of training.

The clothing of _____ is very recognisable and include a tutu, pointe shoes and hair in bun.

When performing in the space, dancers rehearse their technique at a barre and then move into the centre to rehearse this technique, this is known as centre work

The spine is used differently as opposed to the strict rules and postures of ballet.

The space is used in a much more free way, this includes floor work, travelling and jumping.

___________dance is a style of expressive dance that combines elements of several dance genres including modern, jazz, lyrical and classical ballet.

_________dancers strive to connect the mind and the body through fluid dance movements.

This dance genre is often done in bare feet. __________dance can be performed to many different styles of music.

_____ is a martial art that combines elements of fight, acrobatics, music, dance and rituals in a very elegant and magnetic way.

Performed by two people, it is often called “_____ game” that is played, not a fight.

______is always played with a smile on face symbolizing that the dancers are not afraid from the danger that is coming.

The space used is more low/medium level, forwards, backwards, side to side.

The use of body shows the martial arts element of the style through flexed feet, kicks and sways.

_______ is a dance style, usually danced to _______ music, that evolved from the _______ culture.

_____ is a very energetic form of dancing. It is unique in that it allows its dancers to perform with freedom of movement, adding in their own personalities.

The _______ culture is influenced by the following four elements: disc jockeys, graffiti (art), MCs (rappers), and B-boys and B-girls.

________ is inherently political, the language is political. It uses language as a weapon — not a weapon to violate or not a weapon to offend, but a weapon that pushes the envelope that provokes people, makes people think.

Many Americans who lived in poverty and at the bottom of the social ladder at this time were frustrated with the discrimination and racism against them - particularly from the police and other members of authority. This unrest brought on the ____ movement in an attempt to make their voices heard.