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    The document provides information about various forms of dance including ballroom dancing, cheerleading, and their origins. It discusses topics like the basic steps of dances like waltz and tango, countries that dances originated from like Cuba for mambo, and competitive vs exhibition styles of dancing. It also provides multiple choice questions and answers about cheerleading teams, competitions, and dances.

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    PEDH WRITTEN WORK and QUIZZES

    Written work 2

    If the man in a Paso Doble acts as the matador in the dance, the lady is ____.

    The cape

    Social ballroom dancing must match the mood of an occasion.

    Always truth

    Where did Paso Doble originate?

    France

    Ballroom dancing is always with a partner.

    False

    This form of ballroom dancing has a fixed choreography.

    Both competitive and exhibition

    Imitation of other outstanding dancers is the standard for this form of ballroom dancing

    Competitive ballroom dancing

    The focus of this form of ballroom dancing is on improving the style.


    Both competitive and exhibition

    How many basic steps does the waltz have?

    Mambo originated in what country?

    Cuba

    The count of music for tango is ___ beats.

    16

    Performance task 2

    Which of the following is not a distinctive step of waltz?

    Hip rolls

    The Bolero belongs to what dance event?

    American Rhythm

    He was known as the very first cheerleader.

    Johnny Campbell
    An all-encompassing cheerleading type that focuses merely on competitions.

    All star

    Cheerleading groups in the Philippines typically competes in the following competitions except:

    None of the choices

    The foxtrot dance pattern for the ladies.

    Step with the right foot, take two steps backwards on two slow counts.

    Cheerleading in the Philippines emerged in the year ____.

    1993

    What sets college/university teams apart from standard school-sponsored teams?

    They must attend events and functions organized by the school.

    In the US, not all colleges and universities have cheer teams.

    True

    This form of ballroom dancing is mostly reliant on personal style of the dancers.

    Social ballroom dancing

    It is the national governing body for cheerleading and cheerdance in the Philippines
    Cheerleading Philippines Federation

    He was the one who invented the vinyl pom-pon used in competitions.

    Fred Gastoff

    Which of the following teams is not included in the NCAA?

    Eulogio “Amang” Rodriguez Institute of Science and Technology

    This is the movement in the 5th and 6th count of the basic jive step.

    While doing the chasse, the man goes right and the woman goes left.

    This level mostly focuses on competition where training starts months before competition season.

    All star

    A cheer practice is said to _____

    Burn at least 600 calories.

    The reward for this type of dancing is mostly the pleased and entertained applause of the audience.

    Exhibition ballroom dancing

    Waltz is where dancers move their shoulders smoothly, _____ to the floor.
    Parallel

    It was in this year that the first recorded broadcast of a cheerleading competition was aired.

    1978

    Which of the following schools is not a participant in the UAAP cheerdance competition?

    Colegio de San Juan de Letran

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