Worksheets
Total questions: 43
Worksheet time: 43mins
Performance of a routine w/ gymnastic skills and yells to cheer for a certain team
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Cheerdancing is rooted from []
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In which sport event is cheerdancing identified as one of the most spectacular events?
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What pose is this?
Feet together, hands down to the side in blades
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Feet more than shoulder width apart, hands to side in blades
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Hands held together at the chin, elbows in
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Hands in blades, elbows in
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Arms raised up, forming a V above the shoulders
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Arms extended down, forming a V
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Arms extended straight up and parallel
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Arms extended straight down and parallel
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One extended to the side with another arm bent w/ elbow in a T position
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Arms are straight above the head in a clasp and slightly in front of the face(?)
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Arms bent at elbow in front of shoulders
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Arms extended straight down in a clasp and slightly in front of the body
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One arm extended straight up, one arm on hips in a fist
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One arm extended to the side, with other arm extended in a punch position(?)
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Both arms extended straight out to the side and parallel to the ground, relax the shoulders
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Both arms parallel to the ground and bent at elbows, fists into shoulders
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What pose is this?
lead leg bent to the side with knee over ankle, back leg straight, and feet perpendicular to each other
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What pose is this?
lead leg bent to the front with knee over ankle, back leg straight, and feet perpendicular to each other
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What jump is this?
1) Knees and toes facing forward
2) Toes pointed down and out
3) High V arm position
4) Upon landing, bring legs together
Alt: Put arms in touchdown
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What is the most common jump?
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What jump is this?
1) Touchdown pos.
2) Bring knees to chest
3) Feet in front of waist
4) Keep head, neck, and back straight
5) Keep knees and feet log(?)
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What jump is this?
Legs are in a "cheer sit position"
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What jump is this?
+ Front leg up and straight out, knee and foot facing down, arm with fist on hip
+ Other leg bent, foot towards hip, knee down, arm straight up against head with fist
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What jump is this?
Legs are straddled and straight, parallel to the ground, toes pointed, knees are back, and hands are in fist, arms in a T motion.
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What jump is this?
Most difficult jump, similar to toe touch but with knees locked. Often performed at a 90-degree angle to show off the air position
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In the pike jump, the touchdown motion of the arms to create a folded position in the air is called: []
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What jump is this?
Similar to a pike, but one leg and one arm are bent to form two "nines".
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What stunt is this?
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What type of tumbling is this?
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