Dance Etiquette & Hip Hop Dance Styles

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Hip Hop Dance Styles & Etiquette Quiz

Test your knowledge on the vibrant world of Hip Hop dance! From its roots to various styles and their unique characteristics, this quiz covers all aspects of dance etiquette and different Hip Hop dance styles.

Discover which styles inspire you!
Learn essential dance etiquette for classes and performances!
Challenge yourself with fun and engaging questions!

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This style is popular for its Latin influences mixed with more traditional Hip Hop movements.

Reggae

Boogaloo

Lyrical

Funk

This style uses a combination of many dance moves to create soulful dances. Typically, this dance style includes shuffles, spins, jerks, and hand gestures.

Funk

Up Rock/Top Rock

Tap

Liquid

This style is a group dance that involves using body movements to create percussive beats. This is accomplished through stomping/steps, clapping or slapping, and spoken word.

Up Rock

Lyrical

Reggae

Stepping

This is a unique style of hip hop that tells a story and is danced to the words of the song rather than the beat.

Funk

Stepping

Boogaloo

Lyrical

When attending a dance class, it is important to do which of the following?

Ask to go to take a rest when tired or confused so you are not in the way of the rest of the class.

Listen with all of your senses. Pay attention to corrections your teacher gives every student to learn.

Wear lots of jewelry to sparkle in class.

Talk a lot while the teacher is talking so she knows you are having fun.

Another fluid style of hip hop that involves the entire body moving smoothly, often with rolling of the hips , head, and knees.

Boogaloo

B-Boying

Stepping

Reggae

Which of the following is credited with being the birthplace of hip hop?

Sacramento, CA

Bronx, NY

Boise, ID

Dallas, TX

Technically two styles, popping and locking are most often performed together. One involves fast movements, sharp pauses, and exaggerated gestures. The other complements the pauses with a bouncy style that uses counter tempo.

Dance Etiquette & Hip Hop Dance Styles

Hip Hop Dance Styles & Etiquette Quiz

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