What Do You Know About Ballet Dancers?

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    The  word "ballet" was originated from ............?

    • China
    • Korea
    • Spain
    • Italy
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A ballet dancer as the name suggests, is a person skilled in the art of classical ballet. The population of Ballet dancing cut across both male and female genders though the art features hierarchy and gender specific roles. Have you seen a ballet dancer good in his craft before? Attempt the following questions intelligently if you are in the know.

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  • 2. 
    Which of these is not associated with ballet dancing? - ProProfs

    Which of these is not associated with ballet dancing?

    • Barre

    • Barre shoe

    • Pointe shoe

    • Pointe

    Correct Answer
    A. Barre shoe
    Explanation
    A barre shoe is not associated with ballet dancing. In ballet, dancers use a barre as a support to practice and warm up their bodies. Pointe shoes are worn by ballet dancers to enable them to dance on the tips of their toes, while pointe is a ballet technique where dancers balance on their toes. However, a barre shoe is not a commonly known term or item associated with ballet dancing.

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    What is “barre" used for when training in ballet dancing? - ProProfs

    What is “barre" used for when training in ballet dancing?

    • It is used to ensure safety

    • It is used to promote flexibility

    • It is used as a form of platform

    • It is used for support

    Correct Answer
    A. It is used for support
    Explanation
    A barre is used for support when training in ballet dancing. Dancers use the barre to maintain balance and stability while performing various exercises and movements. It provides a steady support system that allows dancers to focus on their technique and alignment without the fear of falling or losing their balance. The barre is an essential tool in ballet training and is used by dancers of all levels, from beginners to professionals.

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  • 4. 
    Concerning a male ballet dancer, which of these is odd? - ProProfs

    Concerning a male ballet dancer, which of these is odd?

    • Balléni

    • Corps de ballet

    • Sujet

    • Danseur

    Correct Answer
    A. Balléni
    Explanation
    The term "Balléni" does not exist in ballet terminology, making it the odd one out among the given options. "Corps de ballet" refers to the ensemble of dancers in a ballet company, "Sujet" is a soloist or principal dancer, and "Danseur" simply means male dancer.

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  • 5. 
    Cross training techniques used by ballet dancers include the following except  - ProProfs

    Cross training techniques used by ballet dancers include the following except 

    • Swimming

    • Squatting

    • Yoga 

    • Pilates

    Correct Answer
    A. Squatting
    Explanation
    Cross training techniques used by ballet dancers include swimming, yoga, and Pilates. Squatting, however, is not typically considered a cross training technique for ballet dancers. While squatting can be beneficial for building strength and stability in the lower body, it is not as directly applicable to the movements and skills required in ballet. Ballet dancers often focus on exercises and techniques that specifically target their flexibility, balance, and alignment, which are better addressed through swimming, yoga, and Pilates.

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    Concerning a female ballet dancer, which of these is odd? - ProProfs

    Concerning a female ballet dancer, which of these is odd?

    • Balleno

    • Coryphée

    • Sujet

    • Prima ballerina

    Correct Answer
    A. Balleno
  • 7. 
    Professional female ballet dancers start training within what years? - ProProfs

    Professional female ballet dancers start training within what years?

    • 3-5 years

    • 5-7 years

    • 4-7 years

    • 2-4 years

    Correct Answer
    A. 2-4 years
    Explanation
    Professional female ballet dancers typically start training within 2-4 years. This means that they begin their ballet training at a very young age, usually between the ages of 2 and 4. Starting at such a young age allows dancers to develop the necessary skills, technique, strength, and flexibility required for a career in ballet. It also gives them ample time to progress through the various levels of training and eventually become professional dancers.

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    The hierarchy of female ballet dancers is graduated into how many ranks?

    • Six ranks

    • Three ranks

    • Four ranks

    • Five ranks

    Correct Answer
    A. Five ranks
    Explanation
    The correct answer is five ranks. In ballet, the hierarchy of female dancers is divided into five ranks, starting from the lowest to the highest: corps de ballet, coryphée, soloist, principal dancer, and prima ballerina. Each rank represents a different level of skill, experience, and importance within the ballet company.

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  • 9. 
    The following benefits are characteristic of cross training effects except  - ProProfs

    The following benefits are characteristic of cross training effects except 

    • Exercise diversity

    • Increase stamina

    • Increased strength

    • Increased respiratory efficiency

    Correct Answer
    A. Increased respiratory efficiency
    Explanation
    Cross training refers to the practice of engaging in different types of exercises or activities to improve overall fitness. The benefits of cross training include exercise diversity, increased stamina, and increased strength. These benefits can be achieved by engaging in a variety of exercises that work different muscle groups and challenge the cardiovascular system. However, increased respiratory efficiency is not a characteristic of cross training effects. While cross training can improve cardiovascular fitness, it may not specifically target the respiratory system or lead to increased respiratory efficiency.

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    The following conditions are most common in ballet dancers except - ProProfs

    The following conditions are most common in ballet dancers except

    • Meniscal tear

    • Strain

    • Tendonitis

    • Muscle cramps

    Correct Answer
    A. Muscle cramps
    Explanation
    Ballet dancers often experience various physical conditions due to the rigorous demands of their art form. Meniscal tear, strain, and tendonitis are all common injuries that can occur in ballet dancers due to the repetitive movements and strain on their joints and muscles. However, muscle cramps are not typically associated with ballet dancing. While dancers may experience muscle fatigue and soreness, cramps are less common and not specific to the activity.

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