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Worksheets2nd 9 weeks test (Jazz and Folklorico)
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
Ball Change
a Three step series in any direction to transfer weight from one foot to the other on the balls of your feet.
a two step series in any direction to transfer weight from one foot to the other on the balls of your feet.
a two step series in any direction to transfer weight from one foot to the other on the heels of your feet.
a two step series in one direction to transfer weight from one foot to the other on the balls of your feet.
Pivot Turn
A step series performed with a 2 steps and a half turn to a different direction.
A 4 step series performed with a step and a half turn to a different direction.
A step series performed with a step and a half turn to a different direction.
A step series performed with a step and a half turn to the same direction.
Dig
To place the ball of one foot in the instep of the other.
To place the heel of one foot in the instep of the other.
To place the ball of one foot next to the toes of the other.
Jazz Walk
a silly sliding walk across the floor
a scary sliding walk across the floor
a sassy sliding walk across the floor
Metatarso
Stomping your foot
Shifting your weight
Striking or balancing on the ball of your foot
using the gel to strike or balance
scraping your heel on the ground in an upward motion
Cepillo
stomping you foot
Shifting your weight
Using the heel to strike or balance
Scraping your heel on the ground in an upward motion
Tacon
Stomping your foot
Shifting your weight
Using the heel to strike or balance
Golpe is stomping your foot
True
False
Paso is shifting your feet
True
False
Chasse- to chase
True
False
from one leg to the other mid-air with legs flat in the splits
Jump
Hop
Leap
Straddle
Jazz Dances can be traced back to indigenous traditions from Mexico and Central America.
True
False
Who used her knowledge of ballet and modern dance to alter indigenous folk dances in 1952. She propelled ballet folklorico to what it is today.
Amalia Earhart
Amalia Fernandez
Amalia Hernandez
Amalia Harrs
a Mexican state that has its own style of folklorico dance.
Nation
Region
County
Country
Battement
to Kick
to Kick while brushing the leg
to Kick while brushing the floor
brushing the floor
A three step series to turn the body around 360 degrees while traveling in a given direction.
2 step turn
3 step turn
4 step turn
5 step turn
Nuevo Leon
They brought the polka, the start of Tejano music.
NL’s music is influenced by the Germans when they settled in Texas and Northern Mexico.
Northeastern region of Mexico
All of the above
Nuevo Leon
Group Dance
Partner Dance
individual Dance
In Nuevo Leon, The ladies wear a
A long dress
A large Circle Skirt with a petticoat
A short flowy skirt
In Nuevo Leon, The fringe on the men's jacket resemble...
Turkey
Eagle
Crane
Stork
a spin is on one leg, where the preparation and passe are turned out
True
False
moving only one part of the body
Isolation
Single body movement
Chiapas,
A medium Tempo fun folklorico Dance
A slow Tempo fun folklorico dance
A fast tempo fun folklorico dance
What is chiapas main instrument
Marimba
Trumpet
guitara
Trombone
The ladies costuming in chiapas is colorful with bright flowers and lace in their dresses representing...
the colorful rainforests of Chiapas.
the colorful gardens of Chiapas.
the colorful birds of Chiapas.
the colorful flowers of Chiapas.
Bob Fosse-
Fosse used hats as a prop initially to cover up his balding head
Fosse’s distinctive style of choreography included turned out knees and “jazz hands”.
The innovative jazz choreographer who created basic jazz technique.
all of the above
Today Jazz dance is full of jumps, turns, acrobatics, and low energy movement.
True
False
Pas De Bourre
back back front
back side front
Side back front
side side front
When and where was Bob Fosse Born?
Washington, D.C. June 23, 1927
Chicago, IL June 23, 1927
New York, New York June 23, 1927
How did Bob Fosse Die?
Plane Crash
Heart Attack
Car Crash
