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There are 40 questions which you are to answer in 15 minutes that gives you roughly 30 seconds per question.

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THA 110

1 / 40

1. Cultural preservation through dance helps maintain:

A. Heritage and identity

B. Clothing standards

C. Language grammar

D. Political systems

2 / 40

2. Movement-based communication without spoken words is described by Ugolo as:

A. Precision language

B. Dramatic expression

C. Verbal storytelling

D. Non-verbal medium

3 / 40

3. Dramatic dance is centered on:

A. Creating loud rhythms

B. Evoking specific moods

C. Communicating sacred rituals

D. Interacting with the audience

4 / 40

4. Study dance emphasizes:

A. Full-body mime

B. Abstract choreography

C. Body-part-focused movement

D. Environmental themes

5 / 40

5. Connection between dancers on stage is described as:

A. Physical formation

B. Shape theory

C. Audience control

D. Relationship

6 / 40

6. Dance drama emphasizes:

A. Physical testing

B. Storytelling through action

C. Improvised gestures

D. Mood swings

7 / 40

7. Dance in African worldview is seen as:

A. A sacred and secular ritual

B. A method of punishment

C. A military exercise

D. A personal activity

8 / 40

8. Comic dance is designed to produce:

A. Laughter

B. Silence

C. Anger

D. Focus

9 / 40

9. Human behavioral theory argues that dance emerged from:

A. Divine intervention

B. Genetic experimentation

C. Environmental necessity

D. Natural human behavior

10 / 40

10. Stimuli serves as the:

A. Reason behind every dance movement

B. Outcome of choreography

C. Final part of a performance

D. Emotional reaction to dance

11 / 40

11. Dance is used across cultures to:

A. Enforce laws

B. End conflict

C. Foster social bonds

D. Challenge traditions

12 / 40

12. Lyrical dance often interprets:

A. Poetry only

B. Physical endurance

C. Cultural policies

D. Song lyrics

13 / 40

13. Cognitive benefits from dance include enhanced:

A. Posture and volume

B. Discipline and finance

C. Flexibility and obedience

D. Memory and spatial awareness

14 / 40

14. Movement in space creates:

A. Mental focus

B. Religious confusion

C. Patterns and shapes

D. Environmental pollution

15 / 40

15. Pure dance focuses mainly on:

A. Costume symbolism

B. Displaying movement skill

C. Message delivery

D. Facial expression

16 / 40

16. The solar plexus is referred to as the:

A. Center of the stage

B. Origin point for movement

C. Dancer’s breathing zone

D. Emotional core

17 / 40

17. Angled formations on stage are intended to:

A. Distract the audience

B. Show flexibility

C. Highlight props

D. Create illusions and suggest security

18 / 40

18. A dancer’s most basic expressive tool is the:

A. Body

B. Facial expression

C. Costume

D. Music

19 / 40

19. Choreography involves creating and structuring movement in place and time to:

A. Communicate ideas

B. Form shapes on stage

C. Entertain guests

D. Impress the audience

20 / 40

20. Abstract dance relies heavily on:

A. Imitating other dancers

B. Symbolic themes or phenomena

C. Athletic performance

D. Religious rituals

21 / 40

21. Timing in dance performance helps with

A. Emotional detachment

B. Footwear selection

C. Rhythm and tempo control

D. Lighting placement

22 / 40

22. Abstract dance is used to communicate:

A. Weather changes

B. Royal traditions

C. Cultural values

D. Natural phenomena

23 / 40

23. A symmetrical body posture in dance suggests:

A. Extreme flexibility

B. Uneven weight

C. Emotional balance

D. Equal parts of the body

24 / 40

24. Dance, as defined by Ojo Bakare, involves rhythmic movement of the body in time and space to:

A. Make statements

B. Create harmony

C. Entertain an audience

D. Worship deities

25 / 40

25. Dynamic in dance refers to:

A. Type of music used

B. Energy required for movement

C. Stage direction system

D. Kind of costume worn

26 / 40

26. Line in dance body movement represents

A. Emotional expression

B. Step imitation

C. Transition between movements

D. Movement progression

27 / 40

27. Rhythm in dance is associated with:

A. Line and color

B. Style and costume

C. Beat and time

D. Space and gesture

28 / 40

28. Dramatic dance is centered on:

A. Communicating sacred rituals

B. Evoking specific moods

C. Interacting with the audience

D. Creating loud rhythms

29 / 40

29. Rhythm in music helps structure:

A. Lighting speed

B. Dance movement

C. Voice tone

D. Audience mood

30 / 40

30. Curved shapes in dance are used to express:

A. Emotional feelings

B. Boldness

C. Uncertainty

D. Unity

31 / 40

31. The ritualistic theory emphasizes dance as a response to:

A. Nature’s wonders

B. Animal instincts

C. Bodily strength

D. Political power

32 / 40

32. Dance, as seen by Bakare, involves rhythmic body movement in time and space to:

A. Express religion

B. Make a statement

C. Decorate a performance

D. Mimic nature

33 / 40

33. Comic dance is designed to:

A. Represent spiritual ideas

B. Show body control

C. Teach lessons

D. Evoke laughter

34 / 40

34. Study dance typically focuses movement on:

A. A specific body part

B. Entire body motion

C. Feet and ankles

D. Repetitive gestures

35 / 40

35. The message or meaning behind dance is called:

A. Theme

B. Symbolism

C. Expression

D. Statement

36 / 40

36. Facial expressions in dance reveal:

A. Hidden themes

B. Inner emotions

C. Stage direction

D. Lighting cues

37 / 40

37. Therapeutic dance benefits include:

A. Sleep disruption

B. Self-criticism

C. Verbal fluency

D. Emotional release

38 / 40

38. Choreographers design movement, while the execution is carried out by:

A. Dancers

B. Drummers

C. Stage crew

D. Directors

39 / 40

39. Timbre in music refers to:

A. Musical texture

B. Sound duration

C. Loudness and softness

D. Sound quality or tone

40 / 40

40. Space in dance refers to the:

A. Physical performance area

B. Costume design

C. Emotional intent

D. Musical beat

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