1. Flip
   Drop
2. Plie
   Step

A plie is basically a sort of upright dip where you move just your knees. It's the easiest move in ballet.

1. A 360-degree spin
   A turn
2. A 720-degree spin
   A fake spin

A pirouette is found in many kinds of dancing. It is basically a spin or whirl round and round.

1. A Caledonian reel
   A Lindy hop
2. A jazz move
   A country and western dance

Stripping the willow is one of the easiest and simplest reels. It requires at least six people, ideally eight - and can include up to 100.

1. Wiggle
   Ballet
2. Taper
   Battement

A battement is when one leg is moved from the other and then back again. Sounds violent.

1. It's a waltz.
   It's a triplet that lands on four beats.
2. It's three steps that use two beats.
   It's a really fast foxtrot.

Triple-step takes two beats and can go "quick-quick-slow," "one-and-two" or "three-and-four"

1. Rond
   Round
2. Circle point
   A fling

A rond is where the toe of a straight leg draws a circle on the floor. Similar to "round."

1. Heel
   Ball
2. Toe
   Any of the above, depending on the dance

Most forms of dance have a walk, but Latin dance is unusual for having one where the toe hits first.

1. A French waltz
   A samba that is from a place besides Spain
2. A German dance
   A Flemish dance

It's from Germany, but it's also a move in country music where dancers link arms or hands and turn together.

1. Attitude
   Arabesque
2. Assemble
   Arastre

This is another pose in ballet and some other dances - but it's also good to have the right attitude when you dance!

1. England
   Wales
2. Scotland
   Ireland

Morris dancing is a group dance from the 1500s. It had characters including a fool and a boy on a hobby horse

1. A dance for four
   A dance for two
2. A dance for three
   A dance for six

A pas de deux is a dance for two that has an entree, an adagio, solo sections and a joint coda.

1. The chicken dance
   The wiggle
2. The shim-sham
   The oopsy-daisy

The shim-sham is a little bit like the Charleston... if you have bad knees!

1. Balboa
   Jitterbug
2. Lindy
   Hoppity

Swing includes things like East Coast, West Coast, Lindy, ragtime jazz, jitterbug, boogie woogie, etc.

1. Piano
   Bell
2. Triangle
   Tambourine

The tarantella requires that women use a tambourine, which provides rhythm and also a little extra music.

1. Polka
   Can-can
2. Quadrille
   Salsa

The can-can was considered very risque when it was invented, as it made the skirt fly up and allowed some viewing of what was under it!

1. A leg sweep
   A knee bend
2. An elbow bend
   An arm sweep

A barrida is a pretty sexy move - an elaborate leg sweep - during probably the sexiest dance of all. Everybody tango.

1. Etoile
   Haut
2. Meilleur
   Conduire

It literally means the star - etoile. What a lofty goal!

1. Dressing as another gender
   Dancing naked
2. Dancing with someone else's partner
   Dancing alone at a partner dance

This is a French term that is also used in the theater.

1. Figure eight
   Two pirouettes
2. A spiral pattern on the floor
   A dance of eight people

Argentine tango includes a figure-eight movement called an ocho, from the Spanish word for eight.

1. A toe tap
   A kick
2. A bend in the leg
   A circle of arms

Patada is just the Spanish word for kick. It is a kind of fancy salsa kick.

1. Mambo
   Polka
2. Tango
   Salsa

The cha-cha started as an offshoot of the mambo but went via the triple mambo first, which is where the "cha-cha-cha" part comes from.

1. Float
   Elastic
2. Ballon
   Suspend

It comes from a variant spelling of balloon, since it means floating like one.

1. Sweep under the body
   Go over the head
2. Encircle their partner
   Sweep in front of the body

A fan kick is in modern jazz. The leg sweeps in front of the body.

1. When you tap your heels together in the air
   When you tap your heels on the floor
2. When you tap your toes together
   When you tap one toe twice rapidly

This is the ruby slippers move, only done while airborne.

1. One is left to right, the other vice versa
   One is forward, the other backwards
2. One is two feet, the other one
   One is silent, one makes a sound

A brush is scuffing the ball of the foot along the ground forward. A spank is the reverse.

1. Cakewalk
   Sidewalk
2. Topwalk
   Fancy walk

This is a pre-Civil War dance developed by slaves competing for a cake. That is the same origin as the phrase "takes the cake."

1. A tap
   A twist
2. A wiggling of the hips
   A grinding movement

An enrosque is a tango move that means twist. The tango is very dramatic.

1. Spain
   Cuba
2. Mexico
   California

The rumba's rhythms can be traced to tribal African ceremonies - but with a Spanish flavor.

1. Ciseaux
   Comparsa
2. Amague
   Efface

It's another ballet term that is not too advanced.

1. Fling
   Ball
2. Ceili
   Whoop

A ceili is a dance for Irish or Scottish folk music. It is usually a riotously fun affair with set dances where people dance in groups of 6, 8, or even 100

1. The male chorus line
   The male dance captain
2. The female principal
   The male principal

This comes from French. It literally means "male boss."

1. Drop
   Dip
2. Lean
   Dibble

It's one of the easiest moves - but making it look good takes years! Sometimes two hands provide support; sometimes more is added by the flyer linking their leg around the lead's supporting leg.

1. It was denounced by the Vatican.
   It was banned in college.s
2. It was the only legal way for men and women to touch in certain societies.
   It had the best name.

The turkey trot means four hopping steps on one leg, then the other. The Vatican tried to get rid of it, which of course made it a huge hit.

1. It means right up on the tippy toe.
   It means on regular tiptoe.
2. It means tapping your toe.
   It means dancing with the foot pointed, not flexed.

Dancing on blocked shoes "sur les pointes" is very difficult to get right. It isalso called "full point."

1. A spin jump with four rotations
   A spin jump with three rotations
2. A spin jump by a couple where each does two rotations
   A jump where the person does a backflip with a spin

The quad is probably the toughest legal move in ice dancing, and almost no one can land one.