Tarantella
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- Q1
It is a couple-folk dance of Italy characterized by light, quick steps, and teasing, flirtatious behavior between partners.
Tarantulla
Tarantella
Tarantism
Taranbella
30s - Q2
Which among the dancers holds or carries the tambourines?
Sometimes Male or Female
Both Male and Female
Female
Male
30s - Q3
How many couples are there in a set?
4 Couples
2 Couples
3 Couples
5 Couples
30s - Q4
Music is divided into how many parts?
4 | A, B, C, D
3 | A, B, C
2 | A, B,
1 | A
30s - Q5
The following dance steps are used in Tarantella, which is not?
Hop Steps
Skip Steps
Touch Steps
Waltz Steps
30s - Q6
Partners face each other.
(a) Pivot-turn right (__M), pivot turn left (__M) hands as above.… ___M
How many measures are there in (a)?
4 M
8 M
1 M
2 M
30s - Q7
(a) Touch R toe across the L in front (ct.1), step R close to L (ct.2). Repeat the same with the L foot (cts. 1, 2)..............………………… 2M
From what figure is this?
Figure V
Figure VI
Figure VII
Figure VIII
30s - Q8
What are the dance steps in Figure I (b)?
(b) Four slides (chasse) clockwise to partner’s place, starting with R foot. take one count for each slide.
(b) Pivot-turn R twice around (4M).
(b) Take four touch steps in front, R and L alternately. Strike tambourine overhead on every touch step (1 touch step for every count).…….…….… 2M
(b) Pivotturn right (4cts.). Raise R hand overhead L hand on waist. Strike the tambourine as the position of the arms is reversed, shake the tambourine continuously overhead.
30s - Q9
The tarantella’s origin is connected with tarantism, a disease or form of hysteria that appeared in Italy in the 15th to the 17th century and that was obscurely associated with the bite of the tarantula spider.
Maybe
Somewhat True
True
False
30s - Q10
What is the dance step used in the last Figure?
Pivot-Turn
Touch Step
Hop Step
Skip Step
30s