P.

E 104 Midterm Examination

1. These dances have simple patterns and combinations walking steps, polka step and waltz step.
The
Recreational Dance
Folk/Ethnic Dance
Social and Ballroom Dance
Creative Rhythms

2. The end product of exploration and improvisation of movements focus on human body parts.
Recreational Dance
Creative Rhythms
Social and Ballroom Dance
Creative Dance

3. Is a cultural art form handed down from generation to generations.

Folk Dance
Folk/Ethnic Dance
Recreational Dance
Creative Dance

4. A dance generally held in the evenings and participants are usually in formal attire.
Recreational Dance
Creative Dance
Social and Ballroom Dance

5. Is the highest form of dance.

Social and Ballroom Dance
Creative Dance
Recreational Dance

6. The principles of art form are all observed in the composition of the dance.
Recreational Dance
Creative Dance
Social and Ballroom Dance

7. The line of movement taken which maybe forward, backward, sideward, diagonal, upward, or
a combination of those mentioned.
Floor Pattern
Level
Range
Direction

8. Raygon performed a solo dance during the recital. The following steps were observes: bilao,
hayon-hayon, dos-a-dos and Jaleo, what is the dance genre?
Modern Dance
Ballroom Dance
Hip-hop Dance
Folk Dance

9. Path or design that is made while moving in space is what is termed as floor pattern. It may
take a form a circle, square, straight line or zigzag.
Direction
Range
Level
Floor Pattern

10. Movement through space that maybe done at a high, low, or medium level.
Direction
Range
Floor Pattern
Level

11. It sometimes called natural dances.

Creative Dance
Nursery Rhyme
Creative Rhythm
Creative Rhyme

12. The physical manifestations of the mental and emotional response of the individual to rhythm
refers to_______________________.
Rhythmic Fundamental
Dance
Rhythmic Activity
Dancing

13. Expressing one’s emotions through disciplined rhythm.

Dancing
Rhythmic Fundamentals
Dance
Rhythmic Activities

14. Dancing offers creative outlet for people to express their personalities in a safe environment.
The statement means:
Weight Management
It improves aerobic Fitness
It improves the condition of the heart
Greater self-confidence and self-esteem

15. It is when movement covers a wide areas as when getting away from one’s place.
Direction
Range
Floor Pattern
Level

16. It is a steady continuous sound that is heard or felt throughout the rhythmic sequence.
Heart Beat
Heart Rate
Pulse Rate
Pulse Beat

17. Refers to the area covered as the body moves. It may be small as when the movement is done
in one’s place; or large when movement covers a wide area as when getting away from one’s
place.
Direction
Level
Range
Floor Pattern

18. A movement set to music where there emerges organization, structure and pattern. It is a
composition that implies arrangement of parts into a form.
Rhythmic Activities
Dancing
Dance
Rhythmic Fundamentals
19. Ballroom dance are usually in formal gatherings.
True
False

20. Montemor gain her weights and eventually turned obese over the years. Her reason is, ‘’it’s
easier for me to find excuses not to exercise that to go out to do something ‘’. This barrier in
participating physical activities refers to:
Lack of will power
Lack of time
Lack of energy
Lack of skill

21. If PULSE BEAT is a continuous sound, RHYTHMIC PATTERN is a grouping of beats

related to the continuous sound.
False
True

22. What level is anything below the dancers own hip level?
Medium Level
High Level
Low Level
23. Reunions, Christmas parties and birthday celebration are examples of what phases of dance
program?
Social and Ballroom Dance
Recreational Dance
Social Dance
Folk Dance

24. How social dances contribute to one’s fitness and well-being?

They help prevent sedentary lifestyle related diseases.
They develop one’s talent in dancing.
They cure lifestyle diseases.
They help make one physically engaged and active, preventing lifestyle diseases.

25. Dancers often experience a more positive outlook on life in general and dancing can be an
excellent_____________booster.
Mood
Stress
Dance
Culture

26. Which of the following, aside from fitness, can be developed if one engages in social dancing
activities?
Respect
Courtesy
Sense of Community
All of the above

27. Social dance gives the opportunity to discover new aspects of different __________ through
different dances and a person/dancer involved will be able to find new cultural experience as
he/she meets new people.
Culture
Society
Ethnicity
Race

28. The most important skill for good social dancing.

Multi-Tasking
Leading and Following
Posture and Dance Frame

29. Social dancing can help to prevent feelings of loneliness due to the sociability of dancing
with a _____________.
Partner
Mood
Connections
Cultures

30. This dance style is all about interacting with your partner and making___________.
Connections
Mood
Dance
Cultures

31. ‘’May I have this dance’’? This line implies…

A boy forcing a girl to dance
A boy who treat the girl with respect even in dancing
A boy who wishes to dance with somebody
A boy with no one to dance with pleading

32. Social dance is an effective method of __________ reduction.

Partner
Mood
Stress
Cultures

33. Who started the style called popping?

Boogaloo Sam
Boogaloo Bob
Super Sam
B-Boy Bobby

34. What are the 3 parts of B-Boying/Breaking?

Toprock, Bottomrock, Middlerock
Toprock, Shuffles, Freezes
Toprock, Footroock, Freezes
Toprock, Footrock, Cartwheels

35. Why is locking called locking?

Because your body ties in a knot like a lock
Because you lock everyone out when you dance
Because you move smooth and then sharply lock in a position
36. Hip-Hop began in the ____________.
1960s
1990s
1980s
1970s

37. Which of the following is not one of the four elements of Hip-Hop?
Block Parties
B-Boys and Girls
Emcee
DJ

38. The lowness or highness of a tone.

Beat
Pitch
Tempo
Count

39. This is a vertical line that divides a staff into equal measures of time in music.
Bar
Divider
Note Pattern
Beat

40. Internally, humans are propelled by the __________ of physical and mental processes, such
as the heartbeat, lungs' movement, and the rhythmic patterns of things seen, heard, and stored in
the mind.
Rhythm
Music
Emotions
Dance

41. The message that the dance is attempting to express / portray is sometimes referred to as the
major idea or main ingredient of the dance.
Scenery
Theme
Design
Choreography

42. It is an important part of the dance. It's employed as a musical accompaniment that inspires
the dancer to move.
Choreography
Music
Movement
Tempo

43. This term refers to the most popular styles of folkdance in a given country.
Ethnic Dance
Natural Dance
National Dance
Festival Dance

44. This is a style of dance that involves basic locomotory and axial movements.
Ethnic Dance
Natural Dance
National Dance
Festival Dance

45. This form of dance appeals to the more skillful performers specially the boys because of the
stunt elements present.
B-Boying
Ballet Dance
Rhythmic Dance
Gymnastics Dance

46. _____________is a relatively new urban street dance form that originated in South Central
Los Angeles and is marked by free, expressive, and extremely dynamic arm and chest
movements. It has evolved into a significant aspect of hip-hop dance culture.
Wacking
Breaking
Krumping
Popping

47. Which of the following isn't a part of the war dances?

Sagayan
Palu-palo
Maglalatik
Tinikling

48. Which of the following referred to as "party dances" or "dancing party" dances?
Novelty Dance
Circle Dances
Line Dance
Country Dance

49. _____________ is a choreographed dance in which a group of individuals dance in one or

more lines or rows, all facing either one other or in the same direction, and all doing the steps at
the same time.
Square Dance
Circle Dances
Line Dance
Country Dance
50. The following are the physical benefits of dance except.
Develops muscular and cardiovascular endurance
Improves flexibility, coordination, balance and body composition
Enables joint mobility
Increases self-esteem and improves body image aids in releasing emotional tension