2. The music of Cha-cha usually follows a "slow-slow-quick-quick-quick" kind of beat and in ______ meter.

3. In Cha Cha Cha, the steps in all directions should be taken first with the _________ of the foot in contact with the floor, and then with the heel lowering when the weight is fully transferred.

4. A very popular figure in basic Cha Cha which breaks alternately from left to right side-by-side position by way of the chassé, using the basic rhythm 2, 3, 4&1. Both left and right foot break forward. The free arm then extends outward or it may be held closer to the body when space is limited.

5. A loosely defined as two forward steps and a chassé danced solo by man or lady, circling either to the left or right, to the count of 2, 3, 4&1 is called?

6. In ___________, partners alternate from left to right side-by-side, but instead of taking a forward break, they take a back break. The turn on count one is taken in the opposite direction than that of the New Yorker.

7. In Cha Cha, a series of consecutive chassé can be danced to the count of 2,3, 4&1, at almost any time when in closed or open facing position is known as?

8. ________________ is a Silver Syllabus Level figure. The dance figure may be danced at any time when in Closed or Open Position without hold.

9. _________________ is a series of three consecutive forward or backward lock steps, danced to the counts of 4&1, 2&3, 4&1. They come in two varieties: Those danced in an open facing position, and those danced in side by side position.

10. A line dance choreographed by DJ Casper which has simple steps and is tons of fun for dancers and non-dancers alike.