What is something in the auditorium we do not touch?
The curtains
What country did ballet originate?
Italy
What does the "S" in B.E.S.T stand for?
Space
Opposed to ballet, the positioning of the feet in jazz dance can be _____.
Parallel
How many positions are in ballet?
5
Warming up prevents ________.
Injury
What country did ballet move and become more popularized in?
France
The length of time a movement lasts is called...
Duration
If you leap on the right foot what foot should you land with?
Right
What position is this?![]()
Second
In a fire drill what door do we exit?
The stage door/school front doors
What king helped popularize ballet?
Louis XIV(14th)
What level is this dancer demonstrating?

Low
The position of the leg is called what?

Passe (paw-say)
In any turn what should your head be doing?
Spotting
A leg swing is a _______ kind of stretch?
Dynamic
What was the purpose of ballet in the beginning?
Control how nobles acted at court
A ripple is an example of what element?
In preparation for a pirouette if the left foot is back which direction should you be turning?
Left
A pique turn is done with...
A) Both legs straight
B) Both legs bent
C) A straight leg and a bent leg
C) Straight and bent
In any kind of jump how should we land?
Toe, ball, heel
What century did ballet begin?
17th century (1600s)
Dancers traveling down the stage in a diagonal line is called __________ (under the element of space).
Pathways
A non-turning traveling move with 3 steps?
Triplet step
List 3 components of proper ballet alignment?
Turned out feet, Tall spine, Long neck, Shoulders down, Lifted and engaged arms, Pelvis lifted, etc.