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- 1. Multiple Choice
Select the correct technique: A short phrase, made up of basic dance actions, which expresses the style or the theme of the dance.
Transition
Motif
Dynamic
Routine
- 2. Multiple Choice
A choreographic device or structure where new movements are added to existing movements in a successive manner, for example, A, AB, ABC, ABCD.
Levels
Repetition
Reversal
Accumulation
- 3. Multiple Choice
A choreographic form in which a dance or movement sequence is performed in a backward order (like a rewound video).
Contrast
Retrograde
Reversal
Dynamic
- 4. Multiple Choice
A movement or series of movements that are noticeably different from anything seen so far in the dance.
Contrast
Dynamics
Levels
Mirror
- 5. Multiple Choice
What is this an example of?
Retrograde
Contrast
Levels
Motif
- 6. Multiple Choice
The way in which you perform a movement. E.g. sharp, smooth.
Dynamics
Transition
Motif
Pace
- 7. Multiple Choice
The performance of movements of a motif or sequence in the opposite order (but not in a backwards direction).
Contrast
Retrograde
Transition
Reversal
- 8. Multiple Choice
In a group dance, performing exactly the same movements at exactly the same time. In a solo, copying movements but in the opposite way, as though in a reflection.
Motif
Repetition
Copying
Mirroring
- 9. Multiple Choice
Using certain muscles to convey an emotional state.
Gesture
Facial expression
Spatial awareness
Dynamics
- 10. Multiple Choice
When a dancer duplicates a movement or number of movements.
Control
Accumulation
Repetition
Retrograde
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