The CLOSED positions of the feet are first, fifth, and what position?

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The CLOSED positions of the feet are first, third, and what other position?

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The OPEN positions of the feet are second and what position?

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The OPEN positions of the feet are fourth and what position?

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The positions of the feet are first, second, third, fourth, and what position?

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The positions of the feet are first, second, third, fifth and what position?

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The positions of the feet are first, second, fourth, fifth, and what position?

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The positions of the feet are first, third, fourth, fifth, and what position?

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The positions of the feet are second, third, fourth, fifth, and what position?

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The positions of the arms are second, half-second, fifth low, fifth to the front, fifth high and what position?

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The positions of the arms are first, half-second, fifth low, fifth to the front, fifth high, and what position?

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The positions of the arms are first, second, fifth low, fifth to the front, fifth high and what position?

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The positions of the arms are first, second, half-second, fifth to the front, fifth high and what position?

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The positions of the arms are first, second, half-second, fifth low, fifth high and what position?

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The positions of the arms are first, second, half-second, fifth low, fifth to the front, and what position?

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What position is this?

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What position is this?

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What position is this?

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What position is this?

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What position is this?

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À la Quatrième Devant means "to (a)   in the front."

A la Seconde means "to the (a)   ."

A la quatrième derrière means "to the (a)   in back."

What body position is this?

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What wall number is the audience?

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Plier means to (a)   .

Relever means "to (a)   ."

Sauter means "to (a)   ."

Pointe tendue a terre means "streched point on the (a)   ."

Pointe tendue en l'air means "streched point in the (a)   , at 90 degrees."

Pointe tendue demi en l'air means "streched point half in the air, (a)   degrees."

What body position is this?

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What body position is this?

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When facing the audience, the corner to the front right is what number?

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When facing the audience, the corner to the front left is what number?

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When facing the audience, the corner to the back right is what number?

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When facing the audience, the corner to the back left is what number?

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When facing the audience, the wall to the left is what wall?

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When facing the audience, the wall to the back is what wall?

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When facing the audience, the wall to the right is what wall?

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Plies - Pointe Tendue, un Demi-Plie, et un Grand Plie means " (a)   movements: stretched point, one half-bending movement, and one large bending movement." (We just call them Plies)

Battements Tendus en Croix et a la Seconde - stretched beatings in the pattern of a (a)   and to the second (We call them En Croix)

Preparation pour Pose et Jete means "preparation for a posing step and a (a)   step." (We call them Degages)

Ronds de Jambe a Terre en Dehors et en Dedans means " (a)   of the leg on the ground outward and inward." (We call Ronds de Jambe)

Battements Frappes means " (a)   beatings." (We call them Frappes)

Grand Battements means "large (a)   ."

Retires means " (a)   movement."

Developpes means "delevoping or (a)   movements."

Echappes Releves Changes means " (a)   movement with raised and changed." (We call them Echappes)

Releves en Cinquieme Position means " (a)   in fifth position." (We call them Releves.)

Temps Leve means " (a)   movements."

Port de Bras means " (a)   of the arms."

There are two parts in a Port de Bras. The first part is Premiere Port de Bras, which means "first (a)   of the arms."

There are two parts in a Port de Bras. The second part is Troisieme Port de Bras, which means "third (a)   of the arms."

Positions du Corps means " (a)   of the body."