(a)   in dance is a particular manner or technique in which a dance is done, created, or performed.

Period/ (a)   style in dance refers to the specific look attributed to a time period generally within a distinct culture.

Dance was used as a way of (a)   interaction that promoted cooperation among early humans.

(a)   or theatrical dance is a dance whose primary purpose is for artistic presentation before an audience.

(a)   or participatory dance is a category of dance that has a social function and context. The dances are generally intended for participation rather than performance.

(a)   dances are social dances whose basic choreography is coordinated between two dancers as opposed to individuals dancing alone or individually in an uncoordinated method.

There may be many variations in dance within a given period or historical style based on the (a)   that the dance may originate.

Many early dances were performed to (a)   festivals or seasonal occasions.

Dance has been performed for (a)   or shamanic rituals among many cultures.

Dances in many cultures have been performed in healing (a)   .

Dances have been performed to tell stories, show (a)   , express ideas or messages.

In Paris in 1913, crowds rioted after the premiere of Vaslav Nijinsky’s (choreographer) ballet of Stravinsky’s (a)   .

Social dances are often danced merely for social or (a)   purposes.

(a)   dance is another name for Concert or Theatrical Dance.