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Resilience

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Direction: Choose the letter of the correct answer. Which of the following is an example of active recreation?

a)

Sleeping

b)

Eating

c)

Watching TV

d)

Hiking

2.

Direction: Choose the letter of the correct answer. Hip-hop dance originated mainly from which communities in the U.S.?

a)

European and Asian

b)

African American and Latino

c)

Native American and Caribbean

d)

Middle Eastern and Latino

3.

Direction: Choose the letter of the correct answer. Which hip-hop dance style involves intricate geometric arm and hand movements inspired by Egyptian art?

a)

Locking

b)

Tutting

c)

Krumping

d)

Shuffling

4.

Direction: Choose the letter of the correct answer. Which of the following is NOT a style of hip-hop dance?

a)

Waacking

b)

B-boying

c)

Tango

d)

Popping

5.

Direction: Choose the letter of the correct answer. The dance style characterized by powerful facial expressions and raw energy is:

a)

Locking

b)

Krumping

c)

Waacking

d)

Popping

6.

Direction: Choose the letter of the correct answer. What does R.I.C.E. stand for in injury treatment?

a)

Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation

b)

Run, Ice, Care, Exercise

c)

Relax, Inhale, Cool, Energize

d)

Rest, Inhale, Compress, Endure

7.

Direction: Choose the letter of the correct answer. Which of the following is an etiquette for safety in dancing?

a)

Never drink water during practice

b)

Skip warm-ups to save time

c)

Take sufficient rest between dance sessions

d)

Push yourself beyond your limit immediately

8.

Sprains and strains are caused when:

a)

Bones are broken

b)

Shoes are too loose

c)

Muscles and ligaments are overstretched or twisted

d)

A dancer forgets the choreography

9.

Which of the following is a common impact injury in dancing?

a)

Muscle spasm

b)

Bruise from a fall

c)

Skin rash

d)

Dehydration

10.

Cheer dance comes from the combination of what two words?

a)

Cheer and Performance

b)

Cheer and Chant

c)

Cheer and Dance

d)

Cheer and Rhythm

11.

To cheer means:

a)

To move gracefully

b)

To shout words to motivate a team

c)

To dance with rhythm

d)

To clap silently

12.

Which of the following is a basic cheer motion?

a)

Moonwalk

b)

Pas de bourrée

c)

Pirouette

d)

Bow and Arrow

13.

What is the beginning stance in cheer dance?

a)

Feet apart, hands on hips

b)

Feet together, hands down at the side in blades

c)

Arms raised overhead

d)

Kneeling with one arm extended

14.

The motion where arms are extended upward forming a "V" shape is called:

a)

Low V

b)

High V

c)

T-Motion

d)

L-Motion

15.

Which cheer motion involves arms extended horizontally to the side?

a)

T-Motion

b)

Clap

c)

Punch

d)

Tabletop

16.

The cheer motion where arms are bent at the elbows with fists in front of shoulders is called:

a)

Touchdown

b)

Bow and Arrow

c)

Goalpost

d)

Clasp

17.

What do you call the practice of shouting rhythmic words to support a team?

a)

Chanting

b)

Dancing

c)

Clapping

d)

Jumping

18.

Which of the following best describes B-boying?

a)

A style involving quick hand gestures

b)

A form of breakdancing from the Bronx, New York

c)

A smooth, gliding dance from Melbourne

d)

A pop-inspired dance from clubs

19.

The term Locking refers to:

a)

Fast, sudden muscle contractions

b)

Freezing in a certain position before moving again

c)

Continuous body rolls

d)

Energetic stomping steps

20.

What is the purpose of warm-up exercises before dancing?

a)

To increase flexibility and prevent injuries

b)

To make the dance look faster

c)

To tire out the body

d)

To skip the stretching routine

21.

Who specializes in physical rehabilitation after dance injuries?

a)

Nutritionist

b)

Physiotherapist

c)

Dentist

d)

Trainer

22.

Which of the following injuries results from falling or bumping into something?

a)

Sprain

b)

Fracture

c)

Impact injury

d)

Strain

23.

The goal of cheer dance is primarily to:

a)

Entertain and energize the crowd

b)

Replace team sports

c)

Promote solo performance

d)

Focus on classical movement

24.

Which of the following movements shows team synchronization in cheer dancing?

a)

Solo freestyle

b)

Random jumps

c)

Coordinated group stunts and chants

d)

Unstructured movement

25.

What type of music is most commonly used in hip-hop dancing?

a)

Country

b)

Electronic Dance Music

c)

Hip-hop and Funk

d)

Classical

26.

The hip-hop style that began in Los Angeles in the early 2000s as a cultural response to social and economic issues is:

a)

Krumping

b)

Tutting

c)

Locking

d)

Popping

27.

What must dancers always perform before starting a dance session?

a)

Stretching or warm-up routine

b)

Cool-down routine

c)

Strength training

d)

Freestyle

28.

The two main health professionals (aside from a doctor) who can help dancers when injured are:

a)

Pharmacist and Dentist

b)

Physiotherapist and Athletic Trainer

c)

Veterinarian and Surgeon

d)

Nutritionist and Therapist

29.

What is the correct order in the R.I.C.E. treatment?

a)

Ice, Rest, Elevation, Compression

b)

Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation

c)

Compression, Rest, Ice, Elevation

d)

Rest, Ice, Exercise, Compression

30.

The main purpose of cheering in cheer dance is:

a)

To motivate and support a team or audience

b)

To compete with other teams

c)

To focus on acrobatics

d)

To perform for entertainment only