A) Fast and frantic B) Simple and repetitive C) Passionate and melancholic D) Upbeat and cheerful
A) The man B) Depends on the song C) They alternate D) The woman
A) The Walk B) The Hop C) The Glide D) The Slide
A) The dance venue B) The embrace C) The footwork D) The music style
A) Close connection to the floor B) Jumping C) High kicks D) Spinning
A) A tango music genre B) A tango step C) A tango dance event D) A type of tango shoe
A) A type of tango music B) A nod of invitation to dance C) A dance competition style D) A specific foot movement
A) A high kick B) A specific type of music C) Stopping the follower's movement D) A quick turn
A) A type of shoe B) A hand gesture C) A hooking leg movement D) A type of embrace
A) To memorize steps B) To guide the follower C) To impress the audience D) To show off
A) Memorizing steps B) Anticipating the lead C) Ignoring the lead D) Responsiveness to the lead
A) Spain B) Argentina C) France D) Italy
A) Important for creativity B) Strictly forbidden C) Only for professionals D) discouraged
A) Sneakers B) Rubber soled shoes C) Leather soled shoes D) Barefoot
A) Not very important B) Essential for balance and connection C) Only important for competitions D) Only important for the leader
A) A specific tango song B) A short musical break between tango sets C) A type of tango step D) Tango dance costume
A) Memorizing steps in advance B) Looking around the room C) Planning the next steps D) Maintaining connection with the leader
A) Moderate to slow B) Very fast C) Extremely fast D) Very slow
A) A finishing position B) A complicated step C) The basic starting position D) A musical term
A) A hand gesture B) A type of tango shoe C) A type of music D) A sweeping leg movement
A) To tell jokes B) Not Important C) To ensure smooth movement D) To decide on the next steps audibly
A) A specific Tango step sequence B) A type of Tango costume C) A single Tango lesson D) A set of similar songs played one after the other
A) Violin B) Guitar C) Piano D) Bandoneon
A) Strictly formal attire B) Gym Clothes C) Casual Clothes D) Comfortable and appropriate for dancing
A) Both cross to the right B) Is not a thing in Tango C) The leader steps outside the follower's space D) Cross only to the left
A) Is no difference B) Salon is fast, Nuevo is slow C) Salon is only for old people, Nuevo for young D) Salon is traditional, Nuevo is more experimental
A) Ignore the other couples B) Dance anywhere you want C) Follow the line of dance, be aware of others D) Cut off others
A) A quick run B) A spin C) Dragging the follower's foot D) A jump
A) Ignoring the music B) Not needed C) Only important for professionals D) Understanding and responding to the music
A) Madrid B) Paris C) Buenos Aires D) Rome |