Choreography overview quiz - AQA GCSE Dance quiz

The high point that a dance builds towards

The starting point that inspires a dance

The recorded music that a dance is performed to

A single movement that is repeated several times

The order in which the separate sections of a dance are performed

The costume and make-up worn by the dancers on stage

What the choreographer wants to communicate to the audience

A movement performed in canon by the dancers

A type of stage lighting used to highlight just one performer at a given time

The final section that brings the dance to a close

A safe practice technique used to avoid injury in rehearsal

A movement or short phrase that captures the choreographic intention

Changing its dynamics, level, direction or relationships

Leaving it exactly the same every time it appears in the dance

Removing it from the dance after it is first shown

Performing it only once and never returning to it

Repetition

Climax

Mirroring

Found sound

Binary

Rondo

Ternary

Narrative

To choose the costume and make-up worn by the performers on stage

To warm up the dancers safely before the performance begins

To name the stimulus that first inspired the dance

To link one section or movement to the next so the dance flows

Found sound

Coloured stage lighting

A dancer's costume

A repeated motif

Randomly, for visual interest only

To support the choreographic intention

To match the dancers' favourite colours

Only after the dance is performed

A different idea in every section

Avoiding any climax

Recurring motifs and repetition

Using as many dancers as possible

Refining and polishing the finished dance during rehearsal

Choosing the stage lighting for the final performance

Adding the climax that the dance builds towards

Responding to a stimulus and forming an intention