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Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 13mins
1. The term “ballroom” comes from the Latin word ______, which means “to dance.”
a) ballare
b) balletto
c) ballean
d) balada
2. Where did ballroom dance first become popular during the 16th century?
a) Asia and Africa
b) France and England
c) Spain and Portugal
d) Italy and Greece
3. Which of the following is NOT a type of ballroom dance?
a) Waltz
b) Cha-cha
c) Ballet
d) Tango
4.Recreational ballroom dance mainly focuses on:
a) Winning trophies
b) Strict posture and scoring
c) Enjoyment and social interaction
d) Technical precision only
5. Which organization governs international DanceSport competitions?
a) International Olympic Committee
b) World DanceSport Federation
c) UNESCO
d) World Dance Council
6. In ballroom etiquette, what should a dancer do after finishing a dance with a partner?
a) Walk away silently
b) Thank their partner
c) Correct their partner’s mistakes
d) Invite another person immediately
7.The basic step of the Waltz is called:
a) Box Step
Basic
b) Cha-Cha
c) Tango Walk
d) Promenade
8.Which dance has a rhythm pattern of “slow-slow-quick-quick-slow”?
a) Waltz
b) Tango
c) Cha-cha
d) Foxtrot
9. In ballroom posture, which of the following is correct?
a) Eyes looking down at the floor
b) Shoulders hunched forwar
c) Head lifted, eyes forward
d) Arms loose with no frame
10.What is the difference between tempo and rhythm in ballroom dance?
a) Tempo = pattern of beats; Rhythm = speed of beats
b) Tempo = speed of music; Rhythm = pattern of beats
c) Tempo = timing of steps; Rhythm = body movement
d) Tempo = melody; Rhythm = choreography
11. A lively Latin dance in 4/4 time with a playful “cha-cha-cha”
(a)
12. The smooth, graceful ballroom dance in 3/4 time known for its rise and fall.
(a)
13. The dramatic ballroom dance with strong and passionate movements in 2/4 or 4/4 time.
(a)
14. In ballroom, the communication between partners using body signals and the dance frame is called (a) .
15. The scoring criteria in DanceSport that evaluates posture, footwork, and body control is called (a)
16. The ballroom etiquette rule that requires thanking your partner after a dance.
(a)
17. The role in ballroom dancing responsible for giving clear signals and guiding movements.
(a)
18. The evaluation criterion in DanceSport that focuses on whether dancers stay on beat.
(a)
19. The use of arms, facial expression, and energy that adds artistry and emotion to ballroom dance.
(a)
20. The ballroom etiquette rule that reminds dancers to avoid bumping into other couples.
(a)
