What term is used to describe the movements that the body makes during a dance, such as jumping or turning?

Which of the following is an example of a 'Traveling' dance action?

Which physical skill allows a dancer to maintain a steady position without falling?

In the 5 Elements of Dance, what does 'Energy' refer to?

If a dancer moves in high, medium, and low levels, which element are they using?

Matching your dance moves to the specific beat or tempo of a song is an example of:

Which element involves how a dancer moves with a partner or a group?

When a whole group of dancers does the exact same move at the same time, it is called:

Which quality of dance creates the 'illusion of motionlessness' through powerful, precise positions?

According to your notes, how does dancing benefit your heart and lungs?

Dancing is a weight-bearing exercise. This helps the body by:

Which dance is officially recognized as the Philippine National Dance?

What does the word 'Cariñosa' mean?

Where did the Cariñosa originate?

What material must a girl use during the Cariñosa dance for the 'hide-and-seek' movement?

What prop is used by the boy in the Cariñosa?

What is the time signature of the music used in Cariñosa?

In Cariñosa, what traditional dress do girls usually wear?

Which dance imitates the movements of a bird dodging bamboo traps?

The Maglalatik is a 'mock war' dance over what prize?

Which dance requires balancing three oil lamps (one on the head, two on the hands)?

What is the 'Kumintang'?

What do you call the three-step turn in place that ends with a bow to each other?

What is the step pattern for a 'Waltz'?