Which of the following is not an element of dance?

Locomotor movements are movements that __________

Which of these is NOT a locomotor movement?

What are the three levels that dancers can travel through?

Which element of dance does tempo relate to?

What is a structured rhythmic movement in space and time resulting in the communication of an idea, mood, feeling, or situation.

Which of these is not an element of Dance?

What are the 5 elements of Dance?

Which dance forms lend itself to improvisation?

Dancers may stay in one place or travel from one place to another. This statement describes which element of dance?

What is a figure or shape felt by the dancer, seen by others?

_________________________may be described in dance as slow, fast, supple, indirect and may reveal emotional states.

____________________ is any human movement included in dance.

____________________ is how long, how fast or slow and with what combination of rhythmic elements a movement in dance is executed.

____________________ can include dance steps, lifts, gestures, facial movements, and walking.

This element taps into the nonverbal yet deeply communicative realm of dance.

________________________ is the area in and through which dance moves.

________________________ is locomotor and axial movement.

________________________ is a choreographic form that follows a specific story line and intends to convey specific information through that story.

________________________ are structures that a choreographer uses in the creation of a dance and can be defined as either narrative or patterned.

________________________ is a choreographic form used to convey an abstract idea or message.

________________________ is a choreographic form in which a dance phrase is performed by more than one soloist or group, beginning at different times so the phrases overlap.

________________________ is a choreographic form that starts with original movement which is repeated with various modifications.

________________________ is a choreographic form that expands the ABA form to ABACADA, with A being repeated or varied.

The Nutcracker ballet is an example of which dance form?

Which purpose of dance is performed to express ideas and/or entertain an audience?

Which purpose of dance is without real structure; fun and freeing; less focus on form and technique and more on joy of dancing; social and fitness aspect of dancing?

Which purpose of dance is created or performed for rituals or celebrations; show praise or commemorate

important events?

What is the purpose of this dance?

What is the purpose of this dance?

What is the purpose of this dance?

What is the purpose of this dance?

What is the purpose of this dance?

Which dance position is being represented in this picture?

Which dance position is being represented in this picture?

Which dance position is being represented in this picture?

Which dance position is being represented in this picture?

What style of dance is described as a group of dancers who dance in one or more lines doing the steps at the same time?

What style of dance is described as a fast-paced, fun dance that dates back to the 1920’s and the Black community?

What style of dance is described as a cardiovascular workout set to music?

What style of dance is described as any dance set to jazz accompaniments?

What style of dance is described as a ballroom dance with small steps and swaying hip movements to Latin American rhythm?

What style of dance is described as a dance in triple time performed by a couple who turn rhythmically around and around the floor?

What dance was developed by a teenager in Illinois and

went from a line dance to a couple dance?

What Latin dance has the man portray a bull fighter and the lady as his cape?