Dancing With The Stars
How Many couples are still left in the finale?
5
This Italian artist painted the famous “Mona Lisa.”
Leonardo Da Vinci
This common tool is used to cut fabric and thread, and is sharper than normal scissors.
Fabric Shears
This is the very first thing you should do before touching food in the kitchen.
Wash your hands
This pose in ballet has the dancer standing on one leg with the other leg extended behind them.
Arabesque
How many episodes have there been so far?
10
This artist is known for cutting off part of his own ear and painting “Starry Night.”
Vincent Van Gogh
This small metal item is used to hold pieces of fabric together before sewing.
Safety pins (or just pins)
You should always turn these inward on the stove so they don’t get bumped or grabbed.
Pot or pan handles
In this pose, dancers point one foot on the floor while bending the other knee in front, commonly seen in jazz and hip-hop.
Plié
How many perfect scores were there in this week‘s episode?
4
This Spanish painter created the melting clocks in “The Persistence of Memory.”
Salvador Dali
This type of stitch is used to temporarily hold fabric together and is usually removed later.
Basting Stitch
This kitchen tool should always be kept sharp, because dull ones slip and cause more injuries.
Knife
This pose in ballet involves standing on tiptoe with one leg raised in front or back.
Relevé
What # episode was wicked night?
Episode 6
This style of art, made famous by Claude Monet, focuses on light, color, and quick brush strokes.
Impressionism
This part of a sewing machine moves the fabric forward under the needle as you sew.
Feed Dog
You should never put this type of fire out with water—doing so can make it explode.
Grease Fire
Often used in contemporary dance, this pose has the dancer arching backward with one leg extended while balancing on the other.
Backbend
Which couples got eliminated in the second episode? (You only have to get one name)
Baron Davis and Britt Stewart, and Corey Feldman and Jenna Johnson.
This Renaissance sculptor created the statue of David and painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel.
Michelangelo
This term refers to the invisible strength running parallel to the selvage; sewing along it keeps fabric from stretching.
Grainline
This invisible danger comes from leaving raw meat near ready-to-eat food and can make people very sick.
Cross-Contamination
This iconic pose in jazz dance has one hand on the hip and the other arm reaching upward, often with legs in a strong, angled stance.
Jazz hands pose (or jazz stance)