1
Q
is an expression of an intensified sense
of life, arising from an inner perception that
stimulates both mind and body.
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Dance
2
Q
It is man’s natural
and primitive means of expression
A
Dance
3
Q
The rhythmical movement of the body usually with
music.
A
Dance
4
Q
Dance is both?
A
an art and a form of recreation.
5
Q
it may tell a story, set a mood, or
express an emotion.
A
Art
6
Q
it provides fun,
relaxation, companionship.
A
Dance
7
Q
defined as a change of position in space
A
Movement
8
Q
It is governed with
mechanical principles that limit the ability of individuals to move effectively and
efficiently.
A
Movement
9
Q
is a measured motion or flow, characterized basically by
recurrence of elements or features as beats, sounds or accents.
A
Rhythm
10
Q
involves a successive group of
bodily movements and steps rhythmically
performs and timed to music.
A
Dance
11
Q
, the word “dance” comes from the Latin word?
A
Danson
12
Q
Danson means?
A
To stretch
13
Q
Sayaw came from?
A
Saya
14
Q
Formula of Dance
A
Movement + Rhythm
15
Q
Purpose of Dancing
A
- To passed the course subject.
- To have fun or entertain others.
- For passion/ provides/ released of tension.
- To treat emotionally disturbed people/ to
help treat physically handicapped. - Worship.
16
Q
The oldest proof of existence of dancing comes from
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9000-year-old cave
paintings that were found in India
17
Q
the most serious
concerns of primitive civilizations.
A
Art and religion
18
Q
awakens new perceptions in children which help them learn and think in new ways.
A
Dance
19
Q
8 Dance Elements
A
Theme
Design
Movement
Technique
Music
Costumes and Properties
Choreography
Scenery
20
Q
definedas achangeof positioninspace.Itis governed with mechanical
principles that limit the ability of individuals to move effectively and efficiently.
A
Technique
21
Q
3 Factors affect Movement
A
Psychological Factor
Physiological factor
Sociological Factor
22
Q
–thecontent or the mainingredients of adance. Messageofthedance.
A
Theme
23
Q
– pattern of movement in time andspace.
A
Design
24
Q
steps, gestures, facial expressions.
A
Movement
25
skills in executing movement.
Technique
26
auditory background to which a dancer moves
Music
27
worn by the dancer that help reflect the message,
customs, beliefs and setting of the dance.
Costumes and Properties
28
forms and arrangement of a dance.
Choreography
29
defined as a change of position in space. It is governed with mechanical
principles that limit the ability of individuals to move effectively and efficiently.
Movement
30
the setting background establishing the place of action of any dance
Scenery
31
Phenomena such as fear, anxiety and others affect the
movement either positive or negative. All those may
somehow affect the performance of an individual.
Psychological Factor
32
Physical Fitness and body built are
two main concerns that effect the
human movement. Poor muscle
development and low fitness level
will surely affect the movement.
Physiological Factor
33
These refer to the relationship of the
performer to the group regarding social
conformity and norms.
Sociological Factor
34
TWO BASIC DIVISIONS OF MOVEMENT
locomotor/non-locomotor
35
11 Locomotor
* gallop
* run
* hop
* skip
* jump
* slide/shuffle
* leap
* stamping
* marching
* walk (high level, low level)
* mincing
35
It simply defined as the movement in space as
onegoes from oneplacetoanother.
Locomotor
36
It is defined as the movement done in a
stationary or fixed base.
Non-Locomotor
37
7 Non-Locomotor
Extension
Flexion
Percussive
pendular
Vibratory
Sustained
Rotation
38
Types of Body Movements
flexion and extension
abduction and adduction
rotation
39
2 Movement Space
personal
general
40
is your immediate space you take up within the general
space.
Personal Space
41
is the space within our boundaries
General Space
42
5 Elements of space
Direction
Level
Range
Pathways or Space Design
Focus
43
10 dance forms
CLASSICAL DANCE
MODERN CONTEMPORARY BALLET
FOLKDANCE
ETHNIC AND TRIBAL DANCE
NATIONAL DANCE
NATURAL DANCING
CREATIVE DANCE
SOCIAL AND BALLROOM DANCE -
RECREATIONAL DANCE
POPULAR DANCE
44
Dances with standardized rules and restrictions. It can be
religious related dance or for court and royal entertainment.
CLASSICAL DANCE
45
is aform of dance
which incorporates elements of both classical
ballet and m
and use of
odern dance. It takes its technique
pooint work from classical ballet,
although it permits a greater range of movement
that may not adhere to the strict body lines set
forth by schools of ballet technique.
MODERN CONTEMPORARY BALLET
46
Many of its
concepts come from the ideas and innovations of
20th century modern dance, including floor work, balletic movements and turn-in of the legs.
MODERN CONTEMPORARY BALLET
47
A danceof supreme standards learnedfrom an academe.
Classical Ballet
48
Classical Ballet originatedfrom
taly from the word?
Ballo
49
ballo means?
danceandflourishedintheroyal court of France.
50
A deviation from the principles of
classical ballet developed by Isadora
Duncan.
Modern Dance
51
who developed deviation from the principles of
classical ballet ?
Isadora
Duncan.
52
She believed in the principle
of naturalness and true expression of
the human body and soul.
Isadora
Duncan.
53
This is a combination of ballet and
modern dance whereby it, uses the
varied medium of other dance forms
like folk, ethnic, or tribal dance.
Contemporary Dance
54
- a cultural art form handed down from generation to generations.
It can communicate the customs, beliefs and rituals occupation of a region or
country.
Folkdance
55
Considered as the “Mother of Philippine
Folk Dances” for her untiring efforts in collecting,
compiling, and propagating folk dances, and for her
soutstanding contribution to the advancement of
Filipino culture in the field of dance
Francisca Reyes Aquino
56
What year did President Marcos gave Dr.
Reyes Aquino the National Artist for Dance Award?
1973
57
What did President Marcos gave Dr.
Reyes Aquino
National Artist for Dance Award
58
A dance particularly found in a group of p
people living together in a locality with
common beliefs and customs.
ETHNIC AND TRIBAL DANCE
59
Refers to the type of folkdance found
most widely done through a specific country.
Good examples are Tinikling or Cariñosa
from Philippines.
NATIONAL DANCE
60
6 examples of National dance
Balitaw
Cariñosa
Kuratsa
Pandanggo
Rigodon
Surtido
61
Refers to the type of dance, which makes use of the basic movement, the
locomotor movement and the axial movement. It is your natural movement of your
body. Some of the examples are free style dance, non-choreography, just
moving your body to music.
Natural dancing
62
Highest form of dance
for the purpose of
entertainment.
Creative Dance
63
Dance set ina social gathering with more
formal atmosphere than the simple and informal parties in which the recreational
dances are the usual forms.
SOCIAL AND BALLROOM DANCE
64
Includes dance mixer, square dancing and
round and round and couple dances.
Recreational dancee
65
Highly recognized as a dance form in television
and other dance centers like disco houses and
social gatherings.
Popular Dance
66
a regular pace of the feet. A simple transfer of the weight from one foot to the other.
Walk
67
– a fast walk or an increased speed in walking by lifting the foot off the contact floor or ground
Run
68
– with the weight of the body on one foot spring on that foot.
Hop
69
with the weight of the body on one foot, spring on one foot and land on the other foot.
Leap
70
a full contact of the foot on the floor by gliding or a slide.
Slide
71
– a combination of a step (full transfer of weight on one foot) and a cut by the transfer of weight to
the other foot.
Gallop
72
– a combination of a step and a hop on a fast tempo
Skip
DVM 2-3 (1ST SEM)
flashcards
Decks in class (24)
# Cards
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FITT73
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Animal Production (Intro)40
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Animal Production (Scientific Names)34
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Animal Production (Cattle Breeds)74
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Animal Production (Buffalo/Horse)122
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Animal Production (Pony)22
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Animal Production (Sheep/Goat)68
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Animal Production (Chicken)25
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Animal Production (Duck)35
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Animal Production (Reproduction)164
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Animal Production (Intro/Terminologies)88
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Animal Production (Swine)31
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Animal Breeding (Introduction)25
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Animal Breeding (History)46
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Animal Breeding (Genetic Bases)74
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Animal Breeding (Genetic bases)56
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Embryology (process)12
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Embryology (terms)18
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Embryo (Fertilization)0
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mating duration37
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Embryo (Fertilization)1
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Animal Behavior90
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Animal Nutrition and Feeding109
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EXERCISE 11
