Creative Movement: Dance, Drama, and Mime for Year 3 Physical Education

Question 1

In Creative Movement, which of these is NOT important?

Accepted Answer

Learning special moves like gymnasts

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Imagination

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Feeling how our bodies move

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Working together in groups

Question 2

What is the primary benefit of creative movement for young children?

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Fostering imagination and expression

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Enhancing physical fitness

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Improving handwriting

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Developing algebra skills

Question 3

In dance, what is the term for a series of movements performed to music?

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Choreography

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Routine

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Sequence

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Tableau

Question 4

Which of these is a type of mime technique?

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Exaggerated gestures

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Slow motion

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Singing

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Jumping

Question 5

What is the purpose of a warm-up activity in creative movement?

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Preparing the body for physical activity

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Cooling down after exercise

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Teaching new dance steps

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Developing confidence

Question 6

Which of these is NOT a way to express yourself through creative movement?

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Song

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Dance

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Drama

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Mime

Question 7

What type of creative movement involves pretending to be an animal?

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Mime

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Dance

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Drama

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Gymnastics

Question 8

What is the difference between drama and mime?

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Drama uses words, mime does not.

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Mime uses gestures, drama does not.

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Drama is more expressive, mime is more subtle.

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Mime is more physical, drama is more emotional.

Question 9

What is the most important thing to remember when performing creative movement?

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To have fun

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To be perfect

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To follow the instructions exactly

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To win the competition

Question 10

Which of the following is NOT a type of creative movement?

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Yoga

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Dance

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Mime

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Drama

Question 11

When you want to tell a story using exaggerated gestures, which type of movement are you using?

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mime

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dance

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drama

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gymnastics

Question 12

Which of these is NOT a type of creative movement we are learning about in this unit?

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Painting

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Dance

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Drama

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Mime

Question 13

Why do we use our imagination in creative movement?

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To express ourselves

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To improve coordination

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To learn new skills

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To entertain others

Question 14

Which of these is an example of a mime movement?

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Pretending to drink from a cup

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Dancing to music

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Reciting a poem

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Playing a game

Question 15

How does creative movement help us get better at physical activities?

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It helps us keep our balance, move smoothly, and be quick

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It teaches us about different sports

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It helps us eat healthier

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It makes us feel more confident

Question 16

Which of these creative movement activities involves making things up as we go along?

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Making up our own stories

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Following a dance routine

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Doing what the teacher says

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Playing a game with rules

Question 17

How does creative movement help us solve problems?

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It encourages us to think differently and find new solutions.

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It makes our bodies stronger and more flexible.

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It teaches us to follow instructions carefully.

Question 18

Which of the following is NOT a form of creative movement often used in schools?

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Sport

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Dance

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Drama

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Mime

Question 19

Which of these is an important part of creative movement?

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Imagination

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Memory

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Flexibility

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Speed

Question 20

Which of these creative movement activities involves pretending to be different animals?

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Animal charades

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Freeze dance

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Obstacle course

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Relay race

Question 21

What is the main role of the teacher in creative movement activities?

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To guide and help students

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To show students how to move

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To judge students' movements

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To perform for students

Question 22

Creative movement includes which of these activities?

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Dance and drama

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Singing and jumping

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Drawing and painting

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Cycling and swimming

Question 23

In drama, what do we call it when we pretend to be someone or something else?

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Acting

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Miming

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Singing

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Dancing

Question 24

Which of these creative movement activities helps us to use our imaginations?

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Making up a story using our bodies

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Running in a straight line

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Kicking a ball as hard as we can

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Jumping up and down in one place

Question 25

Which of these creative movement activities helps us to work together with others?

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Performing a mime together

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Dancing by ourselves

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Doing gymnastics on our own

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Running a race

Question 26

How can we use feedback to improve our own movements?

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Ask a friend or teacher to watch us and share their thoughts.

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Ignore feedback and do whatever we want.

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Wait until we're finished to ask for feedback.

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Only listen to feedback that makes us feel good.

Question 27

Which of the following is NOT an essential element of creative movement?

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Following instructions

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Exploration

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Expression

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Imagination

Question 28

When performing mime, what is the most important thing to convey?

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Clear facial expressions

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Detailed body movements

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Using sound effects

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Wearing elaborate costumes

Question 29

Which of the following is a dance style that encourages expressing emotions and ideas through movement?

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Contemporary

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Ballet

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Tap

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Hip-hop

Question 30

What does it mean to 'freeze' in mime?

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To hold a pose and maintain it for a moment

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To move very slowly and carefully

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To stop moving abruptly

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To pretend to be frozen

Question 31

Which of the following is NOT a typical creative movement activity for Year 3 students?

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Performing a memorized poem

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Creating a dance inspired by animals

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Pretending to be a tree swaying in the wind

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Playing a game that involves locomotor skills

Question 32

What is the main focus of creative movement in Year 3?

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Developing imagination and physical skills through movement

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Learning specific dance routines

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Preparing for performances

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Writing critiques of movement pieces

Question 33

Which of the following is NOT a type of creative movement we have learned about in class?

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Singing

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Dance

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Drama

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Mime

Question 34

What is the name of the person who creates and teaches dances?

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Choreographer

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Dancer

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Teacher

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Director

Question 35

When you move your body to the rhythm of music, you are:

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Dancing

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Singing

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Playing

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Exercising

Question 36

What kind of happy feeling might you get when you dance?

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Joy

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Tiredness

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Sadness

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Anger

Question 37

How does creative movement help us express ourselves?

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Through body movements and gestures

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With paint and brushes

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By singing and playing instruments

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With words and sentences

Question 38

Why is mime used in creative movement?

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To communicate ideas without words

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To enhance flexibility

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To improve musicality

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To develop strength

Question 39

Which skill is important for drama in creative movement?

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Speaking clearly and expressively

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Moving gracefully and fluidly

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Singing in different styles

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Drawing detailed sketches

Question 40

How does creative movement support physical literacy?

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By developing coordination and body awareness

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By teaching new sports and games

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By focusing solely on exercise

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By improving reading and writing skills

Question 41

What can we use to inspire our creativity in creative movement?

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Props and materials

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Rules and restrictions

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Technical exercises

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Negative feedback

Question 42

How can we make creative movement inclusive for all learners?

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By adapting activities to different needs

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By excluding students who struggle

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By focusing on competition

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By emphasizing perfection

Question 43

What is the most important purpose of creative movement activities?

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To enhance creativity and self-expression

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To improve physical fitness

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To develop teamwork skills

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To learn dance techniques

Question 44

Which type of movement involves using body language to express emotions and ideas without using words?

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Mime

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Drama

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Dance

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Aerobics

Question 45

True or False: Creative movement only involves free and unstructured activities.

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False

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True

Question 46

How does imagination help us with creative movement?

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It helps us create unique and expressive movements

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It helps us follow instructions accurately

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It helps us enhance our physical skills

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It helps us memorize complex sequences

Question 47

Which of these is an example of a creative movement activity that we can do together?

Accepted Answer

Creating a dance routine in groups

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Improvising a movement sequence individually

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Performing a monologue

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Practicing a gymnastics routine