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What best describes the vocal element in break dance?
Which element is NOT typically associated with break dancing?
What is a key characteristic of breaking movements?
Which of the following styles is part of the new school of breaking?
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What is an important quality demonstrated in break dance movements?
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What is the main characteristic of popping in dance?
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Which of the following moves is NOT typically associated with locking?
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Which movement in locking emphasizes acrobatic skill?
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What is a common motif in both popping and locking?
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Which of the following is an example of a movement found in locking?
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What is a defining characteristic of krumping?
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Which statement best describes the original purpose of krumping?
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What was traditionally limited in the dance style of tutting?
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Which of the following best describes the evolution of tutting?
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Which artistic influence does tutting primarily reflect?
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What is the primary characteristic of hip-hop dance according to DeFrantz?
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Which team was the first to win the World Hip Hop Dance Championships from the Philippines?
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When did the term 'street dance' gain popularity in the Philippines?
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Who is recognized as a pioneer of street dance in the Philippines?
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What are some common terms associated with hip-hop dance?
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What year did the hip-hop dance style first emerge?
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Who is often referred to as the Grandfather of Hip-Hop?
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In which city did hip-hop first emerge?
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What dance style is characterized by a combination of skating, stomping, and shuffling?
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What does the term 'hep' mean in relation to hip-hop?
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Which dance style combines hip-hop elements with jazz movements?
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Which decade saw a significant increase in the popularity of hip-hop through media exposure?
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What is a distinctive feature of House Dance?
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Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of Street Jazz?
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Which statement best describes the footwork in House Dance?
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What is the primary characteristic of the dance style that emphasizes distinct arm and hand movements?
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Which dance style combines elements of hip-hop and jazz dance movements?
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Which term describes the quick contraction and jerking of various joints in dance?
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What is the term for the dance style characterized by explosive acrobatic movements with breaks in between?
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Who is recognized as the grandfather of Hip-Hop?
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Study Notes
Hip-Hop Dance Styles
- Popping: A quick contraction and relaxation of muscles to make jerky movements in multiple joints.
- Locking: Includes a variety of acrobatic and physically demanding moves, such as landing on one's knees, splitting, and arm waving.
- Breaking (Break Dance): Executed with several explosive, acrobatic moves with intervals of breaking or freezing.
- Krumping: A dance style with unrestrained, rapid-fire, and highly energetic movements of the limbs and torso, often used as an outlet for anger.
- Tutting: Mimics the angular poses found in ancient Egyptian art, creating complex patterns through multiple limbs and poses.
- House Dance: A combination of skating, stomping, and shuffling, involving fast and complex steps combined with fluid torso movements.
- Street Jazz: Blends hip-hop and jazz dance movements.
Hip-Hop
- Developed in the 1970s in New York City, emerging from the African-American and Hispanic communities.
- Became popular in the 1980s because of media exposure of hip-hop dance groups.
- The term "hip-hop" originates from the African-American vernacular English word "hep," meaning "current," coined by rapper Kevin Donovan (known as Afrika Bambaataa) in the 1970s.
Key Elements and Concepts
- Rapping (MCing): One of the four main elements of hip-hop, involves a vocal performance or poetry.
- Disc Jockeying (DJing): Uses scratching or turntable record mixing.
- Break Dancing (B-boying): A form of fighting that blends physically demanding movements, stylized punching and kicking, and acrobatic skills.
- Graffiti Art (Aerosol Art): Also known as aerosol art, an artistic expression used in hip-hop culture.
- Bounce or recoil: A rapid contraction and retraction, or vice versa, movement with energy and vitality.
- Tightening of the body: Controlled with firmness to prepare for explosive and sudden movements.
- Agility and coordination: Required for quick and smooth transitions with ease, including spins, balances, flips, contortions, and freezes.
- Fun: Hip-hop dance is exciting and enjoyable.
- Crews, freestyling, and battles: Common terms used in hip-hop dance communities.
- Freestyle: A spontaneous and improvisational element of hip-hop dance.
Philippine Hip-Hop
- Introduced to the Philippines from the United States in the 1980s, gaining immense popularity in the 1990s.
- Jungee Marcelo, a pioneer of street dance in the Philippines, established the first formal street dance class in the country after returning from Los Angeles in 1991.
- The Philippine All Stars became the first Philippine team to win the World Hip Hop Dance Championship.
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Test your knowledge on various hip-hop dance styles such as Popping, Locking, and Krumping. This quiz covers the origins of hip-hop and its evolution as a cultural expression, highlighting distinct dance techniques. Get ready to groove and learn more about the vibrant world of hip-hop dance.