dances Flashcards

1
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> culture and history of specific regions or communities

a. traditional
b. modern and contemporary
c. ballroom
d. cheer dance
e. hip-hop/street dance
f. festival

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a. traditional

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> often tell stories about the past, celebrate nature, or mark significant life events like courtship, marriage, or harvest
these dances are passed down through
generations, preserving the cultural heritage of a
group

a. traditional
b. modern and contemporary
c. ballroom
d. cheer dance
e. hip-hop/street dance
f. festival

A

a. traditional

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> ex: tinikling and pasko sa bayan

a. traditional
b. modern and contemporary
c. ballroom
d. cheer dance
e. hip-hop/street dance
f. festival

A

a. traditional

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> emerged in the early 20th century

a. traditional
b. modern and contemporary
c. ballroom
d. cheer dance
e. hip-hop/street dance
f. festival

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b. modern and contemporary

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5
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> emphasizing self-expression and creativity
focus on abstract concepts, emotions, and human experiences

a. traditional
b. modern and contemporary
c. ballroom
d. cheer dance
e. hip-hop/street dance
f. festival

A

b. modern and contemporary

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> social dance form characterized by paired movements and elegant choreography
performed both recreationally and in competitive settings, where precision,
coordination, and technique are key

a. traditional
b. modern and contemporary
c. ballroom
d. cheer dance
e. hip-hop/street dance
f. festival

A

c. ballroom

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> ex: waltz, tango, and
cha-cha

a. traditional
b. modern and contemporary
c. ballroom
d. cheer dance
e. hip-hop/street dance
f. festival

A

c. ballroom

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> characterized by energetic, rhythmic movements designed to energize and entertain an audience
acrobatic stunts, jumps, and formations that showcase athleticism and coordination

a. traditional
b. modern and contemporary
c. ballroom
d. cheer dance
e. hip-hop/street dance
f. festival

A

d. cheer dance

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> genre that originated in the streets, particularly in African American and
Latino communities in the 1970s

a. traditional
b. modern and contemporary
c. ballroom
d. cheer dance
e. hip-hop/street dance
f. festival

A

e. hip-hop/street dance

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10
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> performed during cultural or religious celebrations to honor specific events,
seasons, or deities

a. traditional
b. modern and contemporary
c. ballroom
d. cheer dance
e. hip-hop/street dance
f. festival

A

f. festival

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11
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which energy system is primarily used for short bursts of high-intensity dance movements?

A. Aerobic System
B. Anaerobic Alactic System
C. Anaerobic Lactic System
D. Digestive System

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B. Anaerobic Alactic System

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12
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What is the main energy source for sustained, low-intensity dance movements?

A. Fat
B. Protein
C. Lactic acid
D. ATP-CP

A

A. Fat

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13
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Which activity is an example of using the anaerobic lactic energy system?

A. Walking across the stage
B. Performing a high-intensity hip-hop routine for 45 seconds
C. Holding a pose in ballet
D. Stretching before a performance

A

B. Performing a high-intensity hip-hop routine for 45 seconds

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14
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Which factor is MOST important for optimizing a dancer’s energy use?

A. Wearing stylish costumes
B. A well-balanced diet
C. Memorizing choreography quickly
D. Avoiding water intake

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B. A well-balanced diet

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Why is proper hydration important for dancers?

A. It prevents dehydration and fatigue
B. It makes movements faster
C. It helps memorize routines better
D. It builds muscle mass

A

A. It prevents dehydration and fatigue

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16
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Which component is essential in training both aerobic and anaerobic energy systems?

A. High carbohydrate intake
B. Cross-training
C. Wearing dance shoes
D. Practicing only one dance style

A

B. Cross-training

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17
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Which of the following is an example of a traditional dance?

A. Ballet
B. Hip-hop
C. Tinikling
D. Jazz

A

C. Tinikling

20
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Which dance style is commonly performed in classical theater and requires strong posture and grace?

A. Contemporary
B. Ballet
C. Breakdancing
D. Street dance

20
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What is a characteristic of contemporary dance?

A. Sharp, robotic movements
B. Highly structured choreography
C. Expressive and fluid movement
D. Strict rules on posture

A

C. Expressive and fluid movement

21
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Which dance originated as a cultural expression of African American communities?

A. Waltz
B. Hip-hop
C. Salsa
D. Tango

A

B. Hip-hop

22
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What distinguishes folk dance from other dance forms?

A. It is performed only in competitions
B. It is rooted in cultural traditions
C. It requires formal dance training
D. It always tells a love story

A

B. It is rooted in cultural traditions

23
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Which dance is performed with slow, flowing movements and often tells a story?

A. Breakdancing
B. Tango
C. Ballet
D. Jazz

24
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Which of the following is NOT an effective way to improve endurance in dance?

A. Cross-training
B. Proper nutrition
C. Avoiding rest
D. Staying hydrated

A

C. Avoiding rest

25
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What type of food provides quick energy for dancers?

A. Carbohydrates
B. Fats
C. Proteins
D. Fiber

A

A. Carbohydrates

26
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Which training method helps increase a dancer’s power and strength?

A. Yoga
B. Pilates
C. Weightlifting
D. Meditation

A

C. Weightlifting

27
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Why is rest and recovery important for dancers?

A. It prevents injury and muscle fatigue
B. It decreases flexibility
C. It slows down learning new choreography
D. It is only for beginner dancers

A

A. It prevents injury and muscle fatigue

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How can a dancer prevent dehydration during practice?

A. Drink water only after the routine
B. Drink water before, during, and after dancing
C. Avoid drinking water to stay light
D. Drink only energy drinks

A

B. Drink water before, during, and after dancing

30
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What should a dancer do before stepping into the dance studio?

A. Wear inappropriate clothing
B. Come in without warming up
C. Arrive on time and respect the space
D. Talk loudly and distract others

A

C. Arrive on time and respect the space

30
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Why is warming up important before dancing?

A. To show off skills
B. To prevent injuries and prepare muscles
C. To stretch only the arms
D. To entertain the audience

A

B. To prevent injuries and prepare muscles

30
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Which of the following is NOT a proper etiquette in a dance class?

A. Listening to the instructor
B. Encouraging fellow dancers
C. Checking your phone during practice
D. Respecting personal space

A

C. Checking your phone during practice

31
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Why should a dancer be aware of the type of flooring they are dancing on?

A. To match it with their costume
B. To ensure safety and avoid injuries
C. To impress the instructor
D. To dance faster

A

B. To ensure safety and avoid injuries

32
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Which action shows respect for dance equipment?

A. Leaving props scattered
B. Roughly handling barres
C. Returning equipment to its proper place
D. Ignoring damaged equipment

A

C. Returning equipment to its proper place

33
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What should a dancer do if they notice a safety hazard in the dance studio?

A. Ignore it
B. Inform the instructor
C. Continue dancing
D. Step over it and warn no one

A

B. Inform the instructor

34
Q

Why is it important to organize a dance event focused on health issues?

A. To entertain the audience
B. To raise awareness and promote well-being
C. To advertise dance studios
D. To increase competition among dancers

A

B. To raise awareness and promote well-being

35
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Which of the following is a major health concern in dance?

A. Overtraining and injuries
B. Wearing bright costumes
C. Memorizing complex choreography
D. Loud music

A

A. Overtraining and injuries

36
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How can dance events promote healthy habits?

A. By including health talks and wellness activities
B. By focusing only on competitions
C. By avoiding any discussion about fitness
D. By limiting participation to professionals

A

A. By including health talks and wellness activities

37
Q

What can help prevent injuries in dancers?

A. Ignoring pain and continuing to dance
B. Practicing proper technique and warming up
C. Pushing through exhaustion
D. Skipping stretching exercises

A

B. Practicing proper technique and warming up

38
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Why should dancers include strength training in their routine?

A. To become stiff and lose flexibility
B. To improve muscle endurance and prevent injury
C. To avoid dancing
D. To replace dance practice

A

B. To improve muscle endurance and prevent injury

39
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What role does hydration play in dance?

A. It slows down performance
B. It helps maintain energy and prevents cramps
C. It is only necessary after dancing
D. It causes fatigue

A

B. It helps maintain energy and prevents cramps