All societies do not use dance to communicate on both personal and cultural levels and to meet physical and spiritual needs.

The relationship of one movement or part of movements to another.

The are of space occupied by the dancer's body; includes directions, size, pathways, levels, and shapes.

Degree of muscular tension and use of energy while moving

Is the art of arranging dances.

The basic idea of the play, which the author dramatizing through the conflict of characters.

A dance structure with three or more themes where one theme is repeated.

Choreographic structure that follows a specific storyline to convey specific information through a dance

Contrasts in the use of the dance elements, repetitions.

Curved lines, straight lines, zigzags, circles, figure-eights, and many more.

Large, small, rounded, and angular

High, medium, low or on the floor

Forward, backwards, diagonally, sideways.

All dance movements can be labeled as non-locoloco or locomotion

Movements that do not change location

movements that travel

Locomotor movements uses walk, run, slide, or leap?

Non-locomotor movement is when they stay in one place but bend, stretch, twist, or swing their body.

A classic from of dance growing out of the French nobility.

Is uses a top shoes to make a rhythm.

American music marked by a lively rhythms with unusual accents and often including melodies made up by the musicians.

A form of dance developed by dancers interested in breaking from ballet traditions and expressing a more liberating form of movement.

Dance is always used to tell a story

Dances are created by combining soft and hard movements?