16 Questions
What is the objective of the foxtrot dance?
To travel smoothly around the dance floor
Which of the following dances is known as the 'backbone dance' of the ballroom?
Waltz
Which category of ballroom dances includes the waltz and the tango?
Standard dances
What type of music is typically associated with Latin dances in ballroom dancing?
Latin American music
In partner dance competition jargon, what does Latin dance refer to?
Types of ballroom dance from Latin America
Which dance is considered the sexiest of the ballroom dances?
Rumba
What is another term for some of the same ballroom, or partner, dancing mentioned in the text?
Social dances
What is the origin of the Jive dance?
The US
What does the term 'contemporary dance' refer to?
Dances performed to contemporary music
What does lyrical dance emphasize?
Smooth, fluid movement and expression of emotions
What is the main characteristic of Quickstep dance?
Light-hearted and fast movements with syncopations
What is the meaning of the word 'Tango' according to the text?
'To touch' in African languages
What are some benefits of dance and creative movements mentioned in the text?
Improves self-esteem and body image
"Viennese Waltz" is described as a genre of which type of dance?
Ballroom dance
Which dance is considered the dance of celebration and joy in Brazil?
Samba
What is paso doble like, according to the text?
Lively and dramatic with long full steps and forceful movements
Test your knowledge of formal social dancing for couples, where one person leads and the others follow the steps. Explore the main types of ballroom dances, including Standard dances and dances for competition.
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