Body
Action
Space
Time
Energy
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Curved, asymmetrical, symmetrical,  and angular are examples of: 

What are body shapes?

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Locomotor movement may also be called: 

What is axial?

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Movement that occurs closer to the ground is on a ______level. 

What is low?

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This term refers to the duration of a movement, such as whether it is quick or slow.

What is speed?

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When your limbs are close together, you are using ________ energy.

What is bound?

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When both halves of the body look the same they are: 

What is symmetrical?


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Non locomotor movement may also be called: 

What is non-axial?

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This describes the three areas in a space that one can move in. 

What are levels?

What are high, medium, low?

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This term is used for the entire length of a dance?

What is clock time?

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When your limbs are far out from you, you are using ________ energy.

What is free energy?

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Locomotor movement is movement that: 

What is travels?

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Is the "woah" a locomotor on non-locomotor movement? 

What is non-locomotor? 

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This concept describes the specific pattern or route a dancer follows in their movement.

What is pathway?

300

When is a scenario in which the clock time of a dance might be short? 

What is an athletic game or a commercial?

300

The energy used in this picture.

What is free energy?

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When movement uses every body part it is called: 

What is whole movement?

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Name three different pathways:

What is: 

- curved

-straight

-angular

-zig-zag

-random

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This term refers to the spatial choices we may make with others in our dances?

What are spatial relationships?

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When is a scenario in which the clock time of a dance will be longer? 

What is storytelling, or concert dance?

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The energy used in this picture.

What is bound energy?

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