Final Exam – Written Section

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Question 1 of 77

1. Question

When starting a brand new in-person class, you should ask students permission before touching them when you want to make a correction.

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Question 2 of 77

2. Question

The best test for a veil dance which allows you to check for correct arm positions is to perform it with no veil at all.

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Question 3 of 77

3. Question

Saudi, Khaleegi, and Zar are based on the Ayub rhythm.

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Question 4 of 77

4. Question

The general public can always tell the difference between a professional oriental dancer and an amateur.

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Question 5 of 77

5. Question

When performing with live music, it is best to face the drummer during the drum solo.

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Question 6 of 77

6. Question

Ancient Egyptian dance was in existence at 300AD.

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Question 7 of 77

7. Question

Marketing is another word for Branding.

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Question 8 of 77

8. Question

It is important to clarify and teach both soft and sharp elements of belly dance movements.

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Question 9 of 77

9. Question

You know your finger cymbals fit correctly when the cymbals can move freely around your fingers.

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Question 10 of 77

10. Question

A Mizmar is a typical Arabic percussion instrument.

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Question 11 of 77

11. Question

Masmoudi and Saidi are typical entrance rhythms used in a solo oriental dance routine.

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Question 12 of 77

12. Question

Choreographed shows are always preferable over improvised shows.

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Question 13 of 77

13. Question

Authors and painters of Orientalism were Arabic travelers into the West.

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Question 14 of 77

14. Question

Offering free classes is the best free publicity.

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Question 15 of 77

15. Question

Sharp movements are more important to teach than soft.

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Question 16 of 77

16. Question

The veil can be used to direct the focus of the audience.

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Question 17 of 77

17. Question

A tabla, kanun and mizmar can be synthesized by a modern-day Arabic keyboard.

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Question 18 of 77

18. Question

Turkish style solo dance routines may include a song in the 9/8 rhythm.

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Question 19 of 77

19. Question

Choreographies help you develop a strong platform from which to improvise well.

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Question 20 of 77

20. Question

The history of Middle Eastern dance spans approximately 8000 years.

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Question 21 of 77

21. Question

Your website is the home base of your Brand.

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Question 22 of 77

22. Question

Soft movements are done to accents in the music.

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Question 23 of 77

23. Question

A dancer and a musician play cymbals exactly the same way, with the purpose of enhancing the rhythm of the music.

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Question 24 of 77

24. Question

Wahda Kebir is a rhythm played for a wedding procession.

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Question 25 of 77

25. Question

An Egyptian style routine may include an entrance with a veil, a Taxim and a Saidi stick dance.

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Question 26 of 77

26. Question

It is best to improvise rather than perform choreography when dancing at a Middle Eastern restaurant or nightclub.

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Question 27 of 77

27. Question

The Gypsies of Egypt are called Ghawazee.

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Question 28 of 77

28. Question

If the flooring of your in-person classroom is carpeted, consider suggesting to your students that they wear dance shoes.

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Question 29 of 77

29. Question

A variation of a traveling movement can be created by performing it in releve’.

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Question 30 of 77

30. Question

A prop is anything movable or portable on the stage, including scenery, costuming and electrical equipment.

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Question 31 of 77

31. Question

The accordion is considered a wind instrument.

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Question 32 of 77

32. Question

When choreographing a drum solo, always incorporate your favorite accessory.

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Question 33 of 77

33. Question

A typical gesture you can use while performing to honor your audience is saluting from the center of your forehead.

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Question 34 of 77

34. Question

The Hollywood of the Middle East featured dancers who were sexy vamps.

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Question 35 of 77

35. Question

A Call to Action is what you do when you start your class.

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Question 36 of 77

36. Question

Turns may be performed as traveling movements.

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Question 37 of 77

37. Question

A Rabab is the grandfather of the Tambourine.

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Question 38 of 77

38. Question

Mahmoud Reda was a popular composer of Egyptian music.

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Question 39 of 77

39. Question

The act of Spotting refers to taking a position on stage.

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Question 40 of 77

40. Question

Hagalla is a typical dance performed by the Bedouin.

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Question 41 of 77

41. Question

Part B: Definitions – indicate the correct definition by Letter

Sort elements

Extension
Flexion
Rotation
Contraction
Release
Releve’
Backstage
Upstage
Downstage
Stage Left
Accessory
Prop
Sagat
Assaya
Oud
Ney
Kanun
Kamanja
Taxim
Maqam
Dum
Tek
Tabla
Beat
Time Signature

The lengthening or straightening of a limb or joint

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Movement caused by pivoting around a single axis

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The process of a muscle becoming shorter or tighter

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The process of relaxing a muscle

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Rising as high as possible onto the balls of the feet

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Not on the stage at all, but behind the scenes

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When starting at center stage facing front, this movement takes you backward, away from the audience

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When starting at center stage facing front, this is movement that takes you forward, towards the audience

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When starting at center stage facing front, this is facing or moving toward your left

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A non-essential object incorporated into a dance to enhance the beauty and versatility of the performance, blending with the dancer’s movements and energy (e.g. a veil)

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An object used on stage to enhance a performance or character, is manipulated in ways not particularly as dance movements (e.g. a stick that is twirled)

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Arabic word for finger cymbals

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Egyptian stick dance

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A lute made of wood with a short neck and no frets

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A flute made of hollowed out cane or reed

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A trapezoid shaped board with 80 to 120 strings on one side that make a harp-like sound

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Means ‘violin’ in Arabic

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A short segue from one song to another played improvisational by one instrument

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A melodic mode with a distinct scale, each with its own mood or feeling

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The richest resonating tone done by striking the table, aka the base beat

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A softer sound created when striking the tabla, aka the treble

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Percussion instrument, sometimes called darabuka

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The ‘heartbeat’ of the music

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How the music is counted, indicated by a fraction

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Question 42 of 77

42. Question

Part C: Identify the Muscles

Sort elements

Pectorals
Rotator Cuff
Deltoids
Trapezius
Triceps
Latissimus Dorsi
External Obliques
Biceps
Rectus Abdominis
Gluteus Medius
Hamstrings
Gastrocnemius
Gluteus Maximus
Tibialis Anterior
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Question 43 of 77

43. Question

Part D: Identify Arabic Rhythms

Match the Dum/Tek pattern to the correct Rythm

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Maksoum

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Saidi

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Fellahi

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Masmoudi

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Beledi

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Malfuf

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Chiftetelli

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Question 44 of 77

44. Question

Select tempo for: Maksoum

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Question 45 of 77

45. Question

Select tempo for: Ayub

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Question 46 of 77

46. Question

Select tempo for: Saidi

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Question 47 of 77

47. Question

Select tempo for: Fellahi

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Question 48 of 77

48. Question

Select tempo for: Masmoudi

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Question 49 of 77

49. Question

Select tempo for: Beledi

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Question 50 of 77

50. Question

Select tempo for: Malfuf

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Question 51 of 77

51. Question

Select tempo for: Chiftetelli

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Question 52 of 77

52. Question

Extension happens when you:

Flex your foot
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Lower your arm
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Question 53 of 77

53. Question

The best finger cymbal players:

Strike each pair of cymbals directly on top of the other
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Hover their cymbals closely together to aid speed
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Open their hands fully to allow better resonance
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Play slowly and carefully
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Touch their cymbals with all fingers
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Question 54 of 77

54. Question

Arabic melody originated on a series of melodic modes called:

Rhythms
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Microtones
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Maqams
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The Golden Age of Arabic Music
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Malfuf
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Question 55 of 77

55. Question

What advantage do you gain by outlining music before choreographing to it?

it breaks down the music into workable logical sections, like a flowchart that aids your creative process
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by revealing the basic patterns and structure of the song, you can choose to easily repeat or reverse sections of movement
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you listen to the music many times before you even begin to choreograph one step, so you will be well acquainted with every detail
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There is really no advantage to outlining the music because doing so stifles your creative flow
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Question 56 of 77

56. Question

What is good advice when preparing to perform solo to live music?

Familiarize yourself with famous pieces of Middle Eastern music
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Bring along several accessories so that you are not considered boring, and you can show your versatility
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Always wear your newest, most beautiful costume so you look professional
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Rely on getting rehearsals with the band
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Remember to stay on stage until the band completely finishes playing your set
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Question 57 of 77

57. Question

Why teach your students the history of Middle Eastern dance?

To promote an understanding and respect of Middle Eastern culture and traditions
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Don’t assume they know the history, even if they are of Middle Eastern descent
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Knowledge of the past helps us with what we do now and how we do it going forward
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To make them aware of their dance genealogy and appreciate how each individual’s dance journey impacts the entire evolution of Middle Eastern dance
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Question 58 of 77

58. Question

It is wise to have a written contract when you:

agree to perform at a private party
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rent space at a studio to teach your classes
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purchase a costume from a vendor
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Question 59 of 77

59. Question

It is wise for you to request a signed liability release form from:

the facility manager at which you are employed to teach dance, like a university
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the studio owner from whom you rent space to teach your classes
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the student who registers for your classes
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Question 60 of 77

60. Question

What types of movement occur when you circle your hand:

Extension and Flexion
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Flexion and Rotation
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Contraction and Release
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Rotation and Extension
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Release and Rotation
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Question 61 of 77

61. Question

What is the best progression to teach an introduction to using a veil?

Teach what a veil is and describe the dimensions and type of fabric, then instruct how to hold the veil properly, then teach a few basic veil movements
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Teach how to move the veil while seated, then try moving the veil while doing repetitive dance steps across the floor, then add the veil into a dance combination
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Teach all the veil movements without using the veil to work on proper arm positions, then add the veil to those movements, then use the veil in a dance combination
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All of these are good examples of a progression for an introduction to veil
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None of these are good progressions to teach veil
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Question 62 of 77

62. Question

Indicate which of the following statements is False about music:

The measurable unit of time is called a Bar
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The top number of a Time Signature is the number of beats per measure
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The most common Time Signature is the 2/4
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You can count the Beat by tapping your toe or clapping your hands
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Question 63 of 77

63. Question

What is True about a choreography that has been filmed and posted for public viewing on YouTube?

The choreographer gives up copyright, so the choreography is public domain for anyone to copy
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You should ask permission and give credit to the choreographer before copying even a portion of the choreography
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It is great to be inspired by other’s choreography but it is better to create your own unique dances
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Question 64 of 77

64. Question

What typical gesture(s) can you do while performing a show that will ask the audience to clap along?

Clapping your hands
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Saluting with one forearm
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Rolling your forearms
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Hold both palms upward, curling your fingers inward repeatedly
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Question 65 of 77

65. Question

Indicate the False statement(s) about the World’s Columbian Exposition:

It was held in 1892 in New York
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The Midway Plaisance presented what was considered primitive cultures
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Little Egypt reportedly performed there
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Middle Eastern music was called “Hootchie Kootchie”
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All of these statements are True
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Question 66 of 77

66. Question

It is not necessary to acquire Liability Insurance when you:

teach at a University as an Independent Contractor
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are self-employed
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teach classes at your home
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only teach classes virtually
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Question 67 of 77

67. Question

Requirements for safely executing turns include:

Correct body alignment
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Spotting
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Knowing which direction you want to face when you stop turning
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A & C
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Question 68 of 77

68. Question

Why should you advise your student to choose a “lead” hand when first learning how to play finger cymbals?

The student will develop proper muscle memory
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The student can more easily play distinct patterns and eventually gain speed
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The teacher can easily see which student is playing correctly and which is playing incorrectly
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A & B
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Question 69 of 77

69. Question

Indicate which of the following statements is True about Arabic instruments:

Kamanja is the Arabic word for Lute
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Mazhar is a version of the Tambourine
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Riq is the precursor of the Violin
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Mizmar is a percussive instrument
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Rabab is the grandfather of the Darabuka
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Question 70 of 77

70. Question

For every step you create in a choreography for your students, before you make the final decision to keep it, you should:

Do a little more experimentation, in case you want to enhance or simplify it
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Check if it is copywritten
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Just go with it because you should never be locked down by a fixed choreography
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Make sure you focus only on the instrumentation
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Keep the movement grounded in the hips
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Question 71 of 77

71. Question

When a student in your classroom is loud and disruptive throughout the class, your first choice of action should be to:

Stop teaching and stare at the disruptive student
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Tell the disruptive student to leave the class
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Stay calm and gently but firmly take control of the class
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Shush the entire group before continuing with the lesson
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End the class and leave the room
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Question 72 of 77

72. Question

What is True about the artists and phenomena of Art Nouveau:

Louie Fuller’s use of silk fabrics and stage lighting revolutionized theater performances
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Vaudeville featured Little Egypts who had little to no knowledge or training in Middle Eastern dance
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Theda Bera depicted Middle Eastern women as dangerous and sexy, like the character Salome’
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Ballet Russe presented ballets like Cleopatra and Scheherazade
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Question 73 of 77

73. Question

If you are an Independent Contractor that rents space from a dance studio to teach your dance classes:

Make sure the dance studio provides you a key to have access to the building
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You need a clear agreement regarding your time schedule, liability, and rental fees
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The studio owner will manage your bookkeeping
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You do not have to handle any of the marketing for your classes
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Question 74 of 77

74. Question

What are some considerations for planning a group choreography?

consider each individual dancer’s strengths and weaknesses
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always include all your dancers in every choreography so they are treated fairly
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imagine yourself in each dancer’s position to test out how well their part flows
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Question 75 of 77

75. Question

What is False about teaching and performing Improv?

Teaching Improv is always easier than teaching choreography
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Improv can be performed at any venue and all types of shows
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Students should be encouraged to share their feelings between improv attempts
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Remind your students to “be in the present moment”
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To master the art of Improv takes time and practice
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Question 76 of 77

76. Question

Choose the best progression of movement and information once you’ve already taught the basic movements to a group of students:

Teach improvisational techniques, then how to dance taxim, then layer in finger cymbals
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Teach variations of basic movements, then an intro to veil, then an intro to finger cymbals
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Teach variations of basic movements, then a choreography to a drum solo, then work on floorwork techniques
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Teach Arabic rhythms, then explain Arabic instruments, then teach traveling steps
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Teach isolations, then teach a Saidi stick dance choreography, then work on emotional expression
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Question 77 of 77

77. Question

What is Least important when setting up in-person classes?

figuring out if the space can comfortably fit the maximum number of students expected
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determining if the room has mirrors
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having a stage for the instructor to stand on
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finding out what type of flooring is in the dance space
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making sure the sound equipment adequately fills the room
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