CHEERDANCE

Jump is a locomotor movement that simply describes by having both feet loses contact with the ground. Which of the following ways is not a jump?

• A. Take off from one foot and land on both feet

• B. Take off from both feet and land on one foot

• C. Take off from one foot and walk quickly

• D. Take off from both feet and land on both

Miss Universe Philippines candidates are doing their cheer dance rehearsals for their production. Which of the following scenarios emphasizes the correct execution of "OVERHEAD CLASP?"

• A. Miss Bohol extends her arms straight, above her head in clasp and slightly in front of her face.

• B. Miss Makati extends her one arm on the side with other arm bent at her elbow in half T motion.

• C. Miss Baguio City's arms extend straight down and parallel to each other, and fist facing onwards.

• D. Miss Pampanga's arms are both extended straight out to the side and parallel to the ground.

Lead leg bent with the knee over the ankle back leg straight, feet perpendicular to each other. What cheerleading position was describe?

• A. Side Lunge

• B. Cheer Stance

• C. High V

• D. Bow and arrow

Cheerdancing nowadays is identified as one of the most spectacular events in one of the biggest collegiate sports in the country. What is the name of the event?

• A. National Collegiate Athletics Association (NCCA)

• B. University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP)

• C. Roster of Champions Association

• D. Isabela Green Ladies Organization (IGLO)

Cheerdancing or cheerleading is an activity in which the participants cheer/yell for their team as a form of encouragement. Which of the following statements are true in cheerdance?

I. Cheerdancing is rooted from cheerleading. Cheerleading developed in USA.

II. Ther are 20 basic hand positions and movements in cheerdance.

III. Cheerdance was coined from the words, cheer and dance

IV. Cheerleading started in Novemeber 2, 1898 by the name of Johnny Campus

• A. I, II and III

• B. I, II and IV

• C. II, III and IV

• D. I, III and IV