What is a glissade?

What does "Adagio" mean?
Slowly, at ease
Where does grand allegro often start and end in the dance studio?
From the back corner to an opposite from corner.
This ballet is often performed at Christmas time.
The Nutcracker
When you plié, your knees should go over your _____.
Toes
What does Echappé mean?
To escape
What does "Crosie" mean in English?
Cross
What does pas de chat mean?
Step of the cat
Where does the Vaganova style of dance come from?
Russia
How far down should you go in a pencheé?
Only as far as your leg can go up and the curve in your back stays.
This jump starts on 2 feet and ends on one foot
Sissone
Name this step...

A la quatriemé devant
What does Tour Jeté mean?
Turning jump
Ballet originally began as a court dance in what country? (Hint: it is where the words adagio and allegro come from, not where plié and tendu come from)
Which way do your hips face in an arabesque?
Hips are squared towards the direction perpendicular to the legs.
Name this step... 
Failli
This movement means "connected movement" and deals with time. We also used it as a connecting step in our tendu combination.
Temps Lié
How do you make your grand allegro look light and springy?
Stretch through your feet, stay on the balls of your feet, and straighten your legs every chance you get.
This jump was named for its creator, Louis XIV. He was the Sun King of France.
Royale
What is the difference between "relevé" and "elevé"?
Relevé has a plié before and after where elevé does not.
What is the difference between Retiré and Passé?
Retiré is the still position while Passé is to pass through.
What is the ballet position that is only used in the Cecchetti style?
Epaulé
Name every step of our grand allegro in order.
Faillí, assemblé, tombé, pas de bourreé, glissade, grand jeté, piqué arabesque, chassé, tour jeté, tombé, pas de bourreé, glissade, grand jeté!
Name 3 of the most famous ballets composed by Tschaikovsky. (Hint they have all been made into movies)
The Nutcracker, Sleeping Beauty, Swan Lake
Spell both French names of the directions we practice when we do Rond de Jambes.
En dehors and En dedans