What is the main purpose of social dances?, competition, fun and social interaction, strict performance, professional traning, Which dance type follows structured steps and is performed with a partner?, social dance, street dance, ballroom dance, folk dance, Which of the following is a benefit of social dancing?, Decreases movement, Causes stress, Improves coordination and activity level, Weakens muscles, Which is an example of a ballroom dance?, Hip-hop, Tango, Breakdance, Zumba, What lifestyle disease is caused by physical inactivity and poor diet?, Diabetes, Obesity, Heart Disease, Asthma, How does dancing help reduce obesity?, By increasing sleep, By burning calories and improving mobility, By reducing movement, By stopping appetite, Diabetes is mainly related to which condition?, Low blood pressure, Weak bones, High blood sugar levels, Poor eyesight, How does dancing help people with diabetes?, It removes sugar completely, It stops insulin, It helps regulate blood sugar levels, It causes fatigue, Which is a risk factor for heart disease?, Active lifestyle, Physical inactivity, Balanced diet, Regular exercise, How does dancing improve heart health?, It weakens the heart, It strengthens the heart and improves stamina, It increases stress, It reduces breathing, What should be considered when dancing for people with heart disease?, Ignore body condition, Adjust intensity based on health condition, Dance at very high intensity, Avoid movement completely, Which of the following best describes ballroom dance?, Informal and free-style, Done alone, Structured with proper technique, No rhythm involved, Social dances are usually performed in what setting?, Formal competition, Casual or informal settings, Solo practice only, Medical clinics, Ballroom dances are best described as:, Free-style movements, Unstructured group dancing, Random movements, Structured partner dances with steps, Which of the following is NOT a benefit of dancing?, Improves coordination, Causes obesity, Strengthens heart, Burns calories
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