Q3: Lesson 1 | Street Dance

Question 1

a dance style that evolved outside dance studios in any available open space such as streets, dance parties, block parties

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street dance

Question 2

is a style that is for the young, talented, and extremely fit

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breaking

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elements of breaking

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• top rock
• down rock
• power moves
• finishing move

Question 4

steps are formed from a standing psition, starting with the warm-up to the more dynamic moves

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top rock

Question 5

relates to the footwork that is performed on the floor

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down rock

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actions that require a certain amount of physical power to perform

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power moves

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comes at the end of a dancer’s “set” which is normally a “freeze” in a stylish pose

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finishing move

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involves acrobatic moves and could be seen as comical

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locking

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requires fast and exaggerated hand and arm movements, but the hips and legs are more relaxed

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locking

Question 10

requires a lot of energy and is entirely freestyle

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krumping

Question 11

major part of the hip-hop in 1990s

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krumping

Question 12

involves four primary moves-wobbles, stomps, arm swings, chest pops

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krumping

Question 13

usually done standing up and quickly contracting and relaxing your muscles, causing your body to do a jerk called hot or a pop

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popping

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there are no “on the floor” moves, movements of this style of dance are normally either very robotic in style or loose and flowing

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popping

Question 15

basically a combined set of moves that makes it look as though a wave is traveling through the body

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waving

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the moves themselves are called dime stops, which mean moving a part of your body and bringing it to an abrupt stop

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robotics dance style

Question 17

if robotic dance style is danced without music, it is known as ______

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mime

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means that the body is shaking rapidly, depicting as if the robot is breaking down

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arrested robot

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the dancer would have glazed look on their face and would be really slow as if they are moving in slow motion

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mannequin

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main styles include lofting, footwork, and jacking

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house dance

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inspired by traditional dance and is a mixture of hip hop and jazz

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street jazz

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originally called campbellocking

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locking

Question 23

looks similar to popping but dancers in this dance hold theiur positions longer

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locking

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is the primary move used and is similar to a freeze or a sudden pause

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lock

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quickly contracting and relaxing muscles causing a jerk in a dancers body

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popping

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is also used as an umbrella term to refer to a wide range of closely related illusionary dance styles such as strobin or ticking

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popping

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includes floating, gliding, and sliding wher ethe dancer looks like they are drifting across the floor

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popping

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gliding footwork, popping and waving, and using the tips of their sneakers to balance on point

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memphis jookin

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extensive use of pointwork on tiptoe where dancers do not only rise on point but also hop, turn, run, anbd balance on point

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memphis jookin

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fusion of miming and gliding that places heavy emphasis on storytelling and illusion

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turfing

Question 31

typically style their hair in mohawk and often wear bright-colored clothing, skinny jeans, and vans sneakers

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jerkin

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style that focuses on highly energetic battles and movements that are described as intense, fast-paced, and sharp

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krumping