| Movement | Answer | % Correct |
|---|---|---|
| standing on the supporting leg while the working leg is turned out and extended behind the body, with both legs held straight. | arabesque | 84%
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| sliding one leg along the floor and chasing it with the back foot (or vise versa) - literally means 'to chase' | chasse | 80%
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| a pirouette in which the ballerina whips her raised leg around in an eggbeater motion while spinning on the other leg | fouette | 64%
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| a leap from one foot to the other in which the feet are drawn up and the knees are bent so that the legs form a diamond | pas de chat | 63%
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| a deep bending of the knees | grand plie | 59%
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| a type of jump where the dancer extends one leg then jumps off the floor with the other | jete | 57%
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| a movement of the arms | port de bras | 54%
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| bending the leg upwards, with the toes typically connected to the other leg just above the knee | passe | 52%
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| the working leg is drawn up to the knee of the supporting leg and extended to an open position | developpe | 51%
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| short, rapid, turns performed in a straight line | chaine | 40%
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| A transitional movement in ballet in which the dancer transfers body weight quickly from foot to foot in three small steps | pas de bouree | 26%
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| a pointing of the foot in which the foot leaves the floor | degage | 24%
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| a step where one foot cuts the other foot away, taking its place | coupe | 23%
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| turning in a sus-sous or fifth position en pointe and ending up with the opposite foot in front. | soutenu | 23%
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| a quick jump from two feet to two feet in fifth position | soubresaut | 10%
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