WRITE AN INTRO TO DANCE FINAL THEORY EXAM

WRITE AN INTRO TO DANCE FINAL THEORY EXAMI wish I could upload a folder to make this easier and more organized. I went ahead and picked the 5 easiest topics. I’m truly blown away by the demands in this class for it to be an INTRO and check in the box for my degree that doesn’t even apply to my field of studies. I have uploaded all the sources. I will do my best to keep them in order. To whoever does this please feel free to reach out for more information or questions.

Please read the topic area exam questions carefully and respond to ONLY FIVE TOPIC AREA exam questions in short essay form answers no more and no less than 300 words each. Work in a word document that automatically records your word count for you, then upload your document as an attachment to the D2L final theory exam assignment drop box. Not meeting the word count limit and or exceeding it will result in a deduction of points per answer. Be succinct and to the point. Do not ramble on with sentences that don’t add to your specific answer. Every sentence counts for your answer. Before submitting your answers make sure you check your spelling and grammar. When quoting course texts use in-text citations either parenthetical or narrative:

Parenthetical referencing includes the author’s last name and year of publication in parenthesis at the end of the sentence (Osumare, 2001). However, for direct quotations, include the page number as well, i.e. (Osumare 2001, p. 15).

Narrative referencing includes the author’s name into the text as part of the sentence and the publication year follows in parentheses. For example, Koehler (2016) noted the dangers of falsely balanced news coverage. However, for direct quotations, include the page number in parentheses at the end of the sentence as well. For example, Koehler (2016) states, “falsely balanced news coverage can be dangerously negligent when reporting out amber alerts” (p. 2).

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Topic Area # 1: Introduction to Dance Studies (60 points possible)

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