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Dance Appreciation Final
Dance Appreciation Final
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Where did Jazz originate?
New Orleans.
Chicago.
South Atlanta
Mississippi.
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How did modern dance develope?
It is not related to human emotions or stories.
a way to communicate the human condition and emotion through dance.
to strictly follow the rules of ballet.
It's a form of dancing that doesn't involve storytelling or emotions.
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What is dance?
people standing still, without moving a muscle.
An art form that is displayed through the human body using moverment.
A movement using your hands.
Solely a form of entertainment.
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What is contemporary ballet & when was it delivered?
Developed in the 1700s.
Developed in Russia in the early 1900s.
Developed in the 1200s.
Developed in the early 1500.
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Musical Dance Originated?
American Broadway
Started with 8000 BCE.
Early 50s.
The greeks in the 5th century.
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What are the elements of dance?
Form, body, energy.
Energy, form, stillness, body, space, time.
There are no elements in dance.
Time, energy, form, body, space.
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Medival dance is known for?
Entertainment and social gatherings.
Hip hop dance.
Ballet dance
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What are the three main participants?
The dancer, the audience, the set designer.
The choreographer, the audience, the costumes designer.
The choreographer, the lighting technician, the music designer.
The dancer, the choreographer, the audience.
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Where did ballet originate?
It originated in Russia during the 14 century.
It originated in the United States during the 14.
It originated in denmark during the 15 & 16 century.
It originated during the italian renissance between the 15 & 16 century.
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The first type of dance was known as?
Modern, theatrical and concert dance.
Ballroom, elegant and coordinated movements.
Contemporary, incorporating elements from diff. styles
Ritualistic, used to communicate.