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An example of Colonial Dance is the Virginia Reel.\u003Cbr>Purposes | a specific group of people Native-American\u003Cbr>Native-American Dance, like African Dance, is classified asa form of Ceremonial dancing. |\n\nthe reasons why people dance artistic dance  \nDances created and performed in order to convey a meaning ceremonial dance  \nDances that are performed at celebrations (wedding  \ndances) or ceremonies (Native-American dances for hunting, war, rain etc.)  \nrecreational dance  \nDances performed in social settings (folk, line, etc.)  \nElementary Drama Vocabulary Elements of Drama  \n\n| essential components of a dramatic performance |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| dialogue\u003Cbr>A conversation between two or more characters to express thoughts, feelings, and action\u003Cbr>conflict\u003Cbr>The struggle between opposing forces, ideas, or interests in a play | monologue\u003Cbr>A long speech made by one person, often called a soliloquy\u003Cbr>plot or storyline\u003Cbr>The planofaction or events of the story; aplot has a beginning, a middle, and an end. |\n| Elements of Production |  |\n| aspects of a play outside of the dramatic elements that aid in telling the story |  |\n| costumes\u003Cbr>A style of dress characteristic of a particular country, period, or people and often worn ina play. Costumes also give information about a character, such as where the story takes place, when it takes place, social status etc.\u003Cbr>make-up\u003Cbr>The production element that isused on an actor’s body and that reflects what the character looks like; actors/actresses wear some type of make-up on areas of the body that are seen by the audience (e.g., face, arms, legs) .\u003Cbr>music\u003Cbr>Music isan element of production that often helps create a mood, add suspense, etc. | props\u003Cbr>Any article, except costume or scenery, used as part of a dramatic production (e.g., a glass for drinking, a purse, a weapon)\u003Cbr>ro l e\u003Cbr>The characteristics and expected social behavior of an individual ina given position (e.g., mother, employer)\u003Cbr>scenery\u003Cbr>The painted backdrop on a theatrical stage that represents where the story takes place\u003Cbr>sound\u003Cbr>Any sound, not made by an actor, used to help create the environment, to establish a mood, orto aidein telling the story (e.g., forest sounds, thunder, street sounds) |\n| Creative Dramatics |  |\n\na way of learning through role-playing and improvisation  \nCreating a character or situation using movement  \nand speech, without prior preparation or rehearsal mimicry  \nThe practice of imitating another person or action pantomime  \nA situation where the performer uses only gestures, body language, or facial expressions to communicate feeli","cbCaicFv1KMBthVO","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaicFv1KMBthVO","pdf",48646,"English","# Dance Vocabulary\n## Elements of Dance\n# Dance Forms\n## Cultures\n# Elementary Drama Vocabulary\n## Elements of Production\n## Creative Dramatics\n# Elements of Performance\n## Styles\n## Cultures\n# Elementary Music Vocabulary Elements of Music","[{\"question\":\"What are loco motor and non loco motor actions in dance vocabulary?\",\"answer\":\"Loco motor actions cover space, such as walk, run, skip, hop, jump, slide, leap, and gallop. 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