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Total questions: 45

Worksheet time: 48mins

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1.

The etymology of ballroom dancing came from the latin word (a)   which means to dance.

2.

In what century people would use ballroom dance to express love, courtship,exercise,beliefs,traditions, and even religion



(a)  

3.

What are the two audiences

(a)  

4.

Ballroom dance were popularized by (a)   in his famous dramas. ( person)

5.

Who was the king that really loved the arrival of minuet and build a special school?

(a)  

6.

What is the name of the school that the king build?

(a)  

7.

Ballroom dance are no longer than slow. Im this century, there's an innovation/ new/pagbabago

a)

20th century

b)

21st century

8.

Ballroom dancing became a sport too

a)

20th century

b)

21st century

9.

In what century did B. D originated?

a)

16th/ 17th century

b)

17th/19th century

c)

20th/21st century

d)

17th/18th century

10.

Where did B. D originated?

a)

Paris, France

b)

England

c)

Europe

11.

Ballroom dance is threatening to the young developing bodies compared to many

sports such as football, basketball and hockey that endanger forming cartilage, break bones and in some cases disfigurement cause by various swinging sticks and equipments.

a)

TTrue

b)

False

12.

Curtsy is to bend knees and body slightly with a bow of the head

a)

True

b)

False

13.

Ball change is a combination of two or more patterns or movements

a)

True

b)

False

14.

An Amateur Dancers is a person who is dancing as a hobby and who does not seek financial gain from teaching or dancing.

a)

True

b)

False

15.

To Brush is to lightly touch the inside edge of the supporting foot with the inside edge of the free foot between changes of weight.

a)

TTrue

b)

False

16.

Chasse is to move the free foot next to supporting foot with one change of weight.

a)

TTrue

b)

False

17.

Dance Sports is the official name given to competitive Ballroom Dancing

a)

TTrue

b)

False

18.

The Floor chart is the ability of the leader to maneuver around the dance floor in a skilled and controlled manner as to avoid colliding with the other dancers.

a)

False

b)

True

19.

These are the social guidelines except one:

a)

Practice correct dancing position even without a partner

b)

Maintain a good standing position. Bring out the best in your look

c)

Don't lean forward or backward. Just assume a natural comfortable dancing companion.

d)

When facing the audience, the lady is at the left side of the male.

20.

5 social dance etiquette

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21.

Dancers who loves themselves point their toes too gracefully

a)

True

b)

False

22.

The cuddly couples are fun to watch if they are not related to you

a)

True

b)

False

23.

The jealous girl show that sloppy I don't care posture and the man just shuffling along

a)

TTrue

b)

False

24.

The possessive man holds tightly on his partners back his posture is crouching as though ready for a springing pounce

a)

True

b)

False

25.

Give the 10 benefits of ballroom dance

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26.

It is a competitive sport that combines dance with physical activity, and includes a variety of dance styles.

a)

Ballroom dance

b)

Social dance

c)

Dancesports

27.

The following are the Latin America dances except one:

a)

Samba

b)

Cha-cha

c)

Tango

d)

Rhumba

28.

Was born in Brazil. Most of the densely populated coastal music has significant impact from Africa, India and Iberia.

a)

Samba

b)

Rhumba

c)

Cha-cha

d)

Jive

e)

Paso doble

29.

It is derived from the Spanish word which means babysitter. It is a lively, fun, cheeky and playful dance.

a)

Samba

b)

Rhumba

c)

Cha-cha

d)

Jive

e)

Paso doble

30.

It is one of the most lyric, emotioa, and beautiful dances. Earning its nickname as " The Dance of Love"

a)

Samba

b)

Rhumba

c)

Cha-cha

d)

Jive

e)

Paso doble

31.

This dance is actually from South France, even though it depicts Spanish

bullfighting sounds, drama and movement

a)

Samba

b)

Rhumba

c)

Cha-cha

d)

Jive

e)

Paso doble

32.

It is lively and fast paced dance that is typically danced to up-beat swing or contemporary music

a)

Samba

b)

Rhumba

c)

Cha-cha

d)

Jive

e)

Paso doble

33.

Probably one of the most playful dances in standard dance routine. The movement of the dance is fast and powerfully flowing and sprinkled with syncopation.

a)

Foxtrot

b)

Quickstep

c)

Tango

d)

White waltz

e)

Viennese waltz

34.

Ballroom dance that's known for its smooth, flowing movements and graceful glide across the dance floor

a)

Foxtrot

b)

Quickstep

c)

Tango

d)

White waltz

e)

Viennese waltz

35.

It is usually associated with Johann Strauss " Blue Donau". It is the oldest form of ballroom dance and it emerged in the 18th century around 1750.

a)

Foxtrot

b)

Quickstep

c)

Tango

d)

White waltz

e)

Viennese waltz

36.

It is a dance of passion. It is originated in the late 19th century in the Port areas of Argentina and Uruguay

a)

Foxtrot

b)

Quickstep

c)

Tango

d)

White waltz

e)

Viennese waltz

37.

Traditionally this is the first dance of all in the routine of dance sport. Dancers should move their shoulder smoothly with the floor instead of up and down

a)

Foxtrot

b)

Quickstep

c)

Tango

d)

White waltz

e)

Viennese waltz

38.

Majority of stressors are key life changers that influence an individual's family and social life

a)

Other Stressors

b)

Major life changes

c)

Physical surroundings

d)

Everyday Problems

39.

The stress or hassle we encounter everyday or occasional petty incidents are part of this group including dressing concerns, misplacing or losing things, too much things in mind, or physical appearance

a)

Other Stressors

b)

Major life changes

c)

Physical surroundings

d)

Everyday Problems

40.

The immediate surroundings affect the level of day to day stress including the noise train rail trucks or factories with loud machine

a)

Other Stressors

b)

Major life changes

c)

Physical surroundings

d)

Everyday Problems

41.

Involving teenagers include worrying about their future, conflicts and disagreements with family members, friends and other people among others.

a)

Other Stressors

b)

Major life changes

c)

Physical surroundings

d)

Everyday Problems

42.

Is the phase where the brain deciphers the distress and instantly deals with it

a)

Alarm Stage

b)

Resistance stage

c)

Exhaustion stage develops

43.

When stress occurs in until it becomes chronic and reaches this final stage. Stress level peaks and plateaus then develop health risks that cause high blood pressure, stomach and heart problems

a)

Alarm Stage

b)

Resistance stage

c)

Exhaustion stage develops

44.

It is the process where the stress is being resolved after meeting its demands then the body goes back to normal afterward

a)

Alarm Stage

b)

Resistance stage

c)

Exhaustion stage develops

45.

Give at least 5 ways how to handle stress

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