Which statement best describes how a ballet dancer can control the body while travelling in a straight line during a series of chainé turns.
The dancer must spot towards the direction of travel.
The dancer must maintain a high relevé.
The dancer must keep the arms in first position.
The dancer must use as much floor space as possible.
What is crucial for a successful ballet pirouette?
Keeping the eyes closed when turning.
Using only the arms to spin.
Relying on speed for success.
Strong core and balance throughout the turn.
The working leg drawing a half-circle on the floor with a pointed foot is called:
echappé
tendu
rond de jambe
sauté
The working foot slides OFF the floor, fully pointed, and slides back to a closed position is called
relevé
tendu
changement
dégagé
The foot slides out to a fully pointed “stretch” with the toes remaining on the floor is called
tendu
arabesque
plié
dégagé
Port a Bras in ballet means
Carriage of the Arms
Little bend
Jumped
Three step turn
When performing pliés, you need to
keep your back straight
always raise the heels
lift the toes off the floor
bend from the waist
What does “chasse” mean in ballet?
To jump
To kick
To stretch
To chase
The following picture shows a
Saute
Grande Plie
Demi Plie
Tendu
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This Ballet Position means CROSSED IN FRONT
A La Quatrieme Devant
A La Quatrieme Derriere
Croise Devant
Croise Derriere
What ballet position is shown?
Fifth position
Second position
Third position
First position
This is where one foot “cuts” the other foot away taking its place, like in the pas de bourre.
Battement
Coupe
Tendu
Passe
The picture on the left describes ballet movement in which One leg passes the standing leg, sliding a pointed toe close to the knee. The leg ends up in a bent position, with the foot positioned right above the standing leg's kneecap, making a triangle shape.
