MULTIPLE CHOICES (40 Questions)

1. What is one of the primary reasons b) Design

people engage in dance? c) Costume and Properties
a) To follow trends d) Movement
b) For health benefits 9. Which dance form includes
c) To gain financial wealth standardized rules and is often
d) To avoid physical activity performed in courts?
2. Which of the following best defines a) Modern dance
“movement”? b) Classical dance
a) Static posing c) Popular dance
b) Change of position in space d) Social dance
c) An immovable stance 10. Which dance form is often seen on TV
d) Holding an object in place and social gatherings like discos?
3. Which of the following is a locomotor a) Classical dance
movement? b) Modern dance
a) Flexion c) Popular dance
b) Leap d) Folk dance
c) Extension 11. The maximum space available to a
d) Rotation person in a stationary position is called:
4. What type of movement is hopping? a) General space
a) Manipulative b) Personal space
b) Axial c) Level
c) Non-locomotor d) Focus
d) Locomotor 12. What type of movement includes
5. Which element of space refers to twisting or turning around an axis?
movement in high, medium, or low a) Flexion
levels? b) Rotation
a) Direction c) Extension
b) Range d) Percussive
c) Pathways 13. Which of the following is a
d) Level non-locomotor movement?
6. What is considered the “theme” of a a) Gallop
dance? b) Slide
a) The costumes used c) Rotation
b) The main message d) Skip
c) The music chosen 14. The maximum reach or movement
d) The choreography space of an individual is known as:
7. “Pendular” movement resembles which a) Pathways
action? b) Focus
a) A steady, direct path c) Range
b) A swinging motion like a pendulum d) Level
c) A random, spontaneous movement 15. Which dance form serves to
d) A rigid, mechanical motion communicate cultural traditions and is
8. Which dance element involves wearing passed down through generations?
specific costumes to reflect the dance’s a) Social dance
theme? b) Recreational dance
a) Theme
 c) Ethnic and tribal dance c) A fast slide
d) Folk dance d) A variation of running
16. In dance, which element involves the 23. Which dance element provides the
use of facial expressions, gestures, and auditory background and motivates
body steps? movement?
a) Design a) Choreography
b) Music b) Theme
c) Movement c) Music
d) Scenery d) Technique
17. What is the primary purpose of 24. In dance, “focus” refers to:
“choreography” in a dance a) The level of a dancer’s movements
performance? b) The direction of a dancer’s attention
a) To define the background music c) The costume design
b) To arrange dance steps and d) The rhythm of the dance
movements 25. The following is NOT a reason for
c) To select the costumes dancing:
d) To determine the lighting and scenery a) To worship
18. Which factor affecting movement b) To release tension
involves elements like fear, anxiety, and c) For social recognition
self-concept? d) To pass a course
a) Sociological factor 26. Which movement occurs with the body
b) Physiological factor held in a stationary position?
c) Psychological factor a) Running
d) Environmental factor b) Leaping
19. Which dance element includes using c) Rotation
patterns in time and space? d) Galloping
a) Theme 27. The element of “pathways” in dance is
b) Technique best defined as:
c) Design a) The direction of the music
d) Costume b) The pattern traced in space by
20. Which movement is an example of a movements
manipulative movement? c) The dancer’s focus
a) Jumping d) The costume choices
b) Pushing 28. Which term best describes a smooth,
c) Walking flowing movement held in a balanced
d) Sliding position?
21. Which dance form is characterized by a a) Percussive
combination of formal and informal b) Vibratory
styles, often performed in social c) Sustained
settings? d) Pendular
a) Creative dance 29. What is the purpose of costumes in a
b) Social and ballroom dance dance performance?
c) Modern ballet a) To improve the dancer’s movements
d) Ethnic dance b) To enhance the dance theme and
22. What is a “gallop” in terms of locomotor reflect customs
movements? c) To follow contemporary fashion
a) A leap and hop combined d) To standardize movements
b) A combination of a step and a cut 30. Which of the following is an example of
a popular dance style?
 a) Waltz a) Forward, backward, upward
b) Tango b) Circular only
c) Breakdance c) Only side to side
d) Ballet d) Only downward
31. In dance, which movement resembles a 37. Which of the following is NOT an
swinging pendulum? element of space in dance?
a) Percussive a) Direction
b) Pendular b) Rhythm
c) Vibratory c) Focus
d) Rotation d) Level
32. A type of dance that combines classical 38. The primary ingredient of a dance,
ballet techniques with the freedom of communicating the dance’s message, is
modern dance is: called:
a) Folk dance a) Theme
b) Contemporary ballet b) Technique
c) Classical dance c) Design
d) Recreational dance d) Choreography
33. Which element in dance involves 39. Which of these movements is
creating organized patterns and forms characterized as “percussive”?
through body movement? a) Shaking
a) Theme b) Leaping
b) Design c) Hitting or striking
c) Technique d) Swinging
d) Movement 40. The element that includes the
34. What is the main purpose of recreational relationship of the performer to social
dance? norms is:
a) For cultural preservation a) Sociological factor
b) For royal entertainment b) Psychological factor
c) For social enjoyment c) Physiological factor
d) For professional performance d) Environmental factor
35. The “third position” of the arms in dance 41. A movement pattern that involves
involves: circling around an axis is called:
a) Both arms raised overhead a) Percussive
b) One arm encircling overhead, the b) Rotation
other extended sideways c) Extension
c) Arms down at the side d) Flexion
d) Arms extended forward
36. In the element of “direction,” which of
the following movements could occur?
Identification (40 Questions)

1. The element of dance that conveys the main message or theme.

2. A type of movement that occurs in a stationary position without changing location.
3. The primary auditory element that serves as the background and motivates movement in dance.
4. This dance form is passed down through generations and reflects cultural traditions and customs.
5. The area available to a person in a stationary position, allowing reach by stretching and twisting.
6. A high-energy, popular dance form commonly seen in social gatherings and entertainment
venues.
7. The visual element of a dance that includes costumes and props to enhance the message.
8. A dance style characterized by strict rules, often performed in royal courts or for ceremonial
purposes.
9. The path traced by a dancer’s movements in space.
10. The factor that includes elements such as body build and physical fitness, influencing movement
ability.
11. A type of movement that resembles the swinging of a pendulum.
12. The term for a movement where a dancer springs on one foot and lands on the other.
13. A series of movements and steps organized rhythmically to music.
14. This non-locomotor movement involves straightening or stretching a body part from a joint.
15. A movement that involves turning, twisting, or circling around an axis.
16. The psychological aspect affecting movement that includes fear, anxiety, and self-concept.
17. The maximum reach or movement space of an individual.
18. A form of dance that combines elements of classical ballet and modern dance.
19. The position where both arms are encircled overhead with fingers slightly apart.
20. The use of facial expressions, gestures, and body movements to convey meaning in dance.
21. The element of space involves directions such as forward, backward, upward, and circular.
22. The term for an action where the weight shifts from one foot to the other in a regular rhythm.
23. The highest form of dance performed mainly for entertainment.
24. The movement quality is characterized by shaking or vibrating.
25. The type of dance that can serve as therapy for emotionally or physically challenged individuals.
26. A smooth, flowing movement that is balanced and continuous.
27. The element in dance involves special skills or knowledge to execute precise movements.
28. A rhythmic combination of step and hop performed at a quick tempo.
29. A pattern of movement that includes high, medium, or low levels.
30. A factor affecting movement that relates to social norms and group dynamics.
31. The type of space that includes shared areas like a gymnasium or ballroom.
32. The cultural dance form that reflects the beliefs and practices of specific ethnic groups.
33. The element of dance that provides the overall structure or layout of the performance.
34. The stationary position of the body where movement is restricted to twisting or bending.
35. A type of manipulative movement involving hitting, striking, or pushing.
36. The term for a step where both feet are momentarily off the ground as the dancer moves forward.
37. A formal dance style often characterized by choreographed, graceful movements and strict
technique.
38. This non-locomotor movement involves a smooth but sustained flow of movement.
39. The third arm position where one arm is overhead while the other extends sideways.
40. The primary sensory element in dance that captivates both the dancer and the audience.
TRUE OR FALSE (40 Questions)

1. True or False: Dance is a form of movement that requires rhythm but not necessarily music.
2. True or False: Rhythm is characterized by the recurrence of elements like beats and accents.
3. True or False: Locomotor movements involve movement from one place to another.
4. True or False: Non-locomotor movements do not involve any movement of the body.
5. True or False: "Sayaw" is derived from the word “saya,” which means “happy.”
6. True or False: Walking is considered a non-locomotor movement.
7. True or False: Skip is a combination of a step and a hop performed quickly.
8. True or False: Fear and anxiety can influence an individual's ability to perform dance movements.
9. True or False: Personal space refers to the area that only one person occupies without moving.
10. True or False: “Direction” in dance only refers to forward and backward movements.
11. True or False: “Focus” in dance relates to the attention or direction of a performer’s gaze.
12. True or False: Theme is the message or central content that a dance conveys.
13. True or False: Design in dance refers to the dancer's physical costume and props.
14. True or False: Technique is the dancer's skill or knowledge in executing movements.
15. True or False: The use of music is essential for dance but does not affect the dancer’s
movements.
16. True or False: Ethnic and tribal dances are associated with specific cultural beliefs.
17. True or False: Recreational dances are typically performed in social gatherings for enjoyment.
18. True or False: The fifth position in foot placement involves the feet being closed and parallel.
19. True or False: Social and ballroom dances are informal, often performed at casual events.
20. True or False: Popular dance forms are usually associated with television and disco settings.