Ballet Terminology: Developpé Grand Battement Relevé Stretches

Glissade is a ______ or glide

Jeté is a ______ or a jump

Sissonne is a jump from two feet to one or both feet, also known as a ______

Pirouette en de hors is a turn ______

Fouetté is a turn that involves ______ in the direction of the supporting leg

A Turn in ballet where the dancer turns aside is called ______

Developpé means to ______ or unfold

Grand Battement translates to ______ beat

Relevé refers to a movement that is ______ or lifted

Port de bras involves the movement & carriage of the ______

Échappé Pas De Bourrée translates to 'step of ______'

A dancer stands on one leg with the other leg extended behind the body, this is called an ____.

To pose, balanced on one leg while the other leg is slightly bent at the knee is known as a ____.

A walk, when a dancer turns around one leg with the standing leg’s toes on the floor while the other leg is lifted, is called a ____.

A travelling step (front or back) where each leg is alternately lifted is known as a ____.

To tilt is to ____.