Waltz Test

What is the typical time signature associated with the waltz?

• 2/4

• 3/4

• 4/4

• 6/8

Which two countries are credited with the origin of the waltz?

The waltz was initially considered scandalous due to what characteristic?

• Its close embrace

• Its elegance

•  Its slow tempo

•  The use of open hold

In standard ballroom waltz, what is the primary direction of movement on the dance floor?

What is the primary dance hold used in the waltz?

• Cross-hand hold

• Closed hold

• Promenade position

• Open position

This is the name of the turn where the leader makes a bridge with their arms and the follower steps and turns under it.

What is the most common footwork pattern used in the waltz?

The music for the waltz typically has a ________ tempo, which makes it suitable for elegant and flowing movements.

• irregular

• slow

• fast

• moderate

This is a fundamental ballroom step where the follower and leader step together in unison forward then backward.

Describe the rise and fall in the waltz.