Ballroom dance is a type of social dancing, originally practiced two (2) countries?

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In what century the ballroom dance has been introduced and present in many parts of the world?

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What are the different types of standard dances that we discussed?

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What type of standard dance whose objective is to travel smoothly around the dance floor?

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It is a smooth, progressive dance that travels around the line of a dance, characterized by its  “rise and fall” action, what type of standard dance is this?

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It is a sensual ballroom dance that originated in South America during the early 20th century, what ballroom dance is this?

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It is the first ballroom dance to be performed in the closed hold position, what specific ballroom dance is this?

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It is an up-and-down, rise-and-fall swinging motion performed at a fast pace, what specific ballroom dance is this?

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What are the different types of Latin dances that we discussed?

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It is a derivative of the mambo and a stepchild of the swing. What specific ballroom dance is this?

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It is a very happy, boppy, energetic dance with plenty of knee-lifting, bending, and rocking of hips. What specific ballroom dance is this?

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Samba is one of the five international Latin dances developed in Brazil during what century?

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The dance is lively and dramatic with long full steps and forceful movements. What specific ballroom dance is this?

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It is considered the sexiest among of the ballroom dances, what specific ballroom dance is this?

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The basic position of the body has the head, shoulders, hips, and legs stacked up and connected, but not tight. Also, the  stomach muscle must be pulled in. What latin technique is this?

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The man’s left forearm connects to the lady’s right forearm by closing the man’s left hand around the lady’s right hand. What latin technique is this?

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The man should hold the lady’s hands by placing his thumbs on the back of her hands and the first two fingers on her palms, with a grip tight enough to clearly lead and communicate his position. What latin technique is this?

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The man offers his left hand and puts the lady’s right hand on top. What latin technique is this?

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The feet should be lined up with knees. What latin technique is this?

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The LF or RF is pointed forward or backward, with the leg straight and the arch flexed. What latin technique is this?

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Naturally turned out on backward steps and forward step when it’s checked and followed by weight change to back foot. What latin technique is this?

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Twisting of the body to left and right. What latin technique is this?

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Every step commences with a slight flexed knee. The knee straightens just before it gets to its position. What latin technique is this?

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Just an opposite action of forward walk following the knee movement. What latin technique is this?

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Step with one foot and point the other foot to the side. What latin technique is this?

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The LF or RF forward. What latin technique is this?

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Stand correctly first and pull the stomach in. Exhale to have chest down to the floor keep shoulders down and look straight ahead. What latin technique is this?

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Cheerleading is an activity wherein the participants was referred to as what?

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Who is the founder of cheer dance?

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What is the official birth date of organized cheerleading?

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The University of Minnesota organized a "yell leader" squad of what?

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In what year, the first cheerleading fraternity, Gamma Sigma, was founded?

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What does it mean of CPF?

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The CPF was formed in what year?

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Where is the head quarter's exact location of CPF in Manila?

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The CPF had grown into how many national cheerleading chapters?

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What is the meaning of UAAP?

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How many school was competing annually?

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What are the names of the following schools that were competing?

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This is a basic starting position for almost every routine. What basic cheerleading motion is this?

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This creates a sharp look to the routine and is more dramatic when the cheerleader is trying to get the audience to clap with her. What basic cheerleading motion is this?

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Arms are straight out to the sides at shoulder height and hands should be turned so that the thumbs face forward and the pinky fingers face to the back. What basic cheerleading motion is this?

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This move may seem simple, but the alternating motion of one hand on the hip and the other hand punching up can be confusing for very young or new cheerleaders. What basic cheerleading motion is this?

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To perform this type of motion, you must straighten your arms and bring them up on either side of your ears. Hands are in a fist with the pinky finger forward. Feet are together. What basic cheerleading motion is this?

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To perform this type of motion, you must raise both arms so that your fists rest on your chest at shoulder height. The thumb should be to the back, closest to your body and the pinky finger toward the front, facing out. What basic cheerleading motion is this?

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To perform this type of motion, you must place your right arm straight out to the side at shoulder height (the cheerleader above needs to raise her arm a bit). The thumb should face forward. What basic cheerleading motion is this?

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To perform this type of motion, the right leg is to the side in a partial lunge, and the left leg faces forward with your toes pointed to the front as well. What basic cheerleading motion is this?

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What are the three types of Cheerleading jumps?

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Give me the nine types of Cheerleading tumbling.

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A cultural dance performed to strong beats of percussion instruments by a community of people sharing the same culture.

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The main purpose of festival dances performed in honor of patron saints.

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The type of festival dance done as thanksgiving for a bountiful harvest.

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The two types of festival dance.

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A famous festival dance in Cebu honoring the Santo Niño.

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Known as “The Mother of All Philippine Festivals,” celebrated in Kalibo, Aklan.

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A festival in Bacolod City known as the “Festival of Smiles.”

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This Davao festival is celebrated every August to thank the gods for a bountiful harvest.

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A festival in Dagupan City that celebrates the milkfish industry.

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This Baguio festival is also called the “Flower Festival.”

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A festival in Vigan that highlights the Abel Iloko hand-weaving industry.

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The month when the Panagbenga Festival is celebrated.

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The festival known for “Kalutan ed Dalan,” or the street-long grilling of bangus.


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The main purpose of Kadayawan Festival in Davao City.


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The meaning of the word “MassKara.”


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The province known for the Sinulog Festival.

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The city known for the Ati-Atihan Festival.

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The city that celebrates the Dinagyang Festival inspired by Ati-Atihan.

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The type of musical instrument commonly used in festival dances.

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The festival that means “season of blooming.”

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The festival that originated from ancient Mindanaoan rituals under the full moon.

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The festival celebrated every 4th Sunday of October in Negros Occidental.

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A kind of dance that shows people’s way of life through costumes and movements.

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The common feature of all Philippine festival dances.

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The usual setting or event where festival dances are performed.

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