Question 1

What is street dance primarily defined by?

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Dance styles that have evolved outside dance studios

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Dance styles performed only in studios

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Classical ballet forms

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Strict choreography

Question 2

Which of the following is a characteristic of vernacular dance?

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Improvisational and social in nature

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Requires extensive training

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Highly structured choreography

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Only performed in competitive settings

Question 3

In which decade did hip-hop culture originate?

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1970s

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1980s

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1960s

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1990s

Question 4

What are the main pillars of hip-hop culture?

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DJ-ing, rapping, breakdancing, and graffiti art

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Ballet, jazz, tap, and hip-hop

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Salsa, tango, ballroom, and street dance

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Opera, classical music, dance, and theater

Question 5

What does hip-hop dance primarily refer to?

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Street dance styles performed to hip-hop music

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Folk dances

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Classical dance styles

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Contemporary dance forms

Question 6

Where is street dance typically performed?

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Streets, dance parties, parks, school yards

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In professional dance studios

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Strictly on television

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Only in theaters

Question 7

What is beat boxing?

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Vocal percussion using the mouth to create beats

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A type of graffiti art

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A form of breakdancing

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A style of DJ-ing

Question 8

What is the main musical genre associated with hip-hop culture?

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Hip-hop music

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Classic music

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Jazz music

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Rock music

Question 9

What distinguishes a full street dance?

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A collection of various similar dance moves and styles

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A fixed routine

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A solo dance only

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A classical ballet performance

Question 10

Who were the primary originators of hip-hop culture?

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African Americans and some influence of Latin Americans

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Classically trained ballet dancers

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South American folk dancers

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European dancers

Question 11

Who created the locking dance style?

Accepted Answer

Don Campbellock Campbell

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Usher

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Breakdancer B

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Michael Jackson

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Donnie Darko

Question 12

In which year was locking created?

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1969

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1990

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2001

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1975

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1982

Question 13

Where was locking dance style developed?

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Los Angeles, California

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Chicago, Illinois

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Miami, Florida

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San Francisco, California

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New York, New York

Question 14

What is a defining characteristic of locking?

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Distinctive stops

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Continuous movement

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Wide arm swings

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Spinning turns

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Fast footwork

Question 15

Who popularized locking?

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The Lockers

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The Funky Bunch

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The Moonwalkers

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The Breakers

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The Robot Crew

Question 16

What happens during a locking performance?

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The dancer stops and holds a position

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The dancer performs a shuffle

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The dancer spins rapidly

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The dancer dances in a straight line

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The dancer jumps continuously

Question 17

Which dance style can be seen alongside locking?

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Popping

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Tutting

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Waving

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Hip Hop

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Crumping

Question 18

What is the initial movement in locking dance?

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Fast movement before stopping

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Fluid arm movements

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Continuous spinning

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Slow swaying

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Quick slides

Question 19

What does the term 'locking' refer to in dance?

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Pausing and holding a position

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Moving smoothly

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Keeping a steady rhythm

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Dancing in a circle

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Performing acrobatics

Question 20

What does the video linked in the document showcase?

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Popping and locking dance styles

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Breakdancing techniques

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Salsa dancing

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Jazz hands tutorial

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Ballet performances

Question 21

What is Krumping primarily known for?

Accepted Answer

A form of dancing to release anger

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A type of ballet dance

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A form of dance used in theater

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A form of dancing that is slow and calm

Question 22

Which city is credited as the birthplace of Krumping?

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Los Angeles

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Miami

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New York City

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Chicago

Question 23

What is the main characteristic of Tutting?

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Creating geometric shapes using body parts

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Dancing with props

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Performing acrobatic tricks

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Singing while dancing

Question 24

Who is widely recognized for pioneering the Tutting style?

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King Tut a.k.a Mark Benson

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Michael Jackson

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Steve Wonder

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Hip Hop Harry

Question 25

What region is the Melbourne Shuffle associated with?

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Melbourne, Australia

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New York City, USA

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Sydney, Australia

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London, England

Question 26

What type of music is the Melbourne Shuffle commonly danced to?

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Electronic music

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Country music

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Jazz

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Classical music

Question 27

In which decade did Waacking originate?

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1970s

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1960s

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1990s

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2000s

Question 28

What are the main movements involved in Waacking?

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Stylized posing and fast synchronized arm movements

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Jumping and twirling

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Ballet spins

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Foot stomping

Question 29

What is the alternative name for the Melbourne Shuffle?

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Rocking

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Grooving

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Popping

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Locking

Question 30

What impact did Krumping reportedly have on gang activities?

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Decreased gang riots

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Made gang members dance instead of fight

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Increased gang activity

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No impact on gang activities

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