What is contemporary dance?

Who is Professor NGH?

Unlike interpretive dance which translates words literally, contemporary dance expresses feelings through movement as a:

Which pillar of injury prevention involves keeping the head, shoulders, ribs, hips, knees, and ankles in a straight vertical line?

What is the main purpose of maintaining proper body alignment ("The Stack")?

Engaging your core muscles to support the spine and prevent overarching (hyperextension) refers to:

Controlled movement ("The Brakes") relies on muscle strength rather than:

How should a dancer land after a jump to protect joints and prevent injury?

Which foundational French ballet term means "To Bend"?

What movement involves lifting your heels off the floor and balancing on the balls of your feet?

Sliding one foot along the floor until only the tip of the toe is touching is called a:

In a Passé position, what shape does the lifted leg form with the standing knee?

What technique involves looking at a single point on the wall while turning to prevent dizziness?

A complete turn of the body on one foot, typically in a Passé position, is called a:

What element of dance refers to the figures and steps structured for dancers to perform in an organized manner?

What element provides the background or physical setting where the dance is performed?

Which basic step involves walking naturally and fluidly across space with a grounded feeling?

What movement involves lowering the body into a deep squat with feet wide apart while keeping the torso upright?

Allowing the body to slowly collapse toward the floor and then fluidly returning to standing is known as:

In the CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT "D-A-N-C-E" guidelines, what does the letter "N" stand for?

According to the performance criteria, transitions between floor work and standing should be: