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1. What country did Cha Cha originate in?
2. The IDSF (International Dance Sport Federation) is one of the major organizers of competitions. Different events are at different levels of the syllabus they provided. Where in the IDSF syllabus would the step 'Cuban Breaks' fall?
3. How many weight changes are in a measure of normal Cuban Breaks?
4. In ballroom competitions, many events are a series of the five Latin dances performed consecutively. These events are called 'rounds', and the order of styles always remains the same. When is Cha Cha danced in a round?
5. In ISDF competitions there is a category similar to International Latin, called American Rhythm. In American Rhythm dancing, competitors can do more variations of steps without being disqualified, and some consider it to be similar to social dancing.
True or False: Cha Cha is the only International Latin style that also has an American Rhythm form that is danced competitively.
6. In Cha Cha, most steps are connected to each other by a step called a chassé. The most basic chassé consists of moving one foot to the side, closing your feet, and moving the same foot to the side again. There are many different types of this step. Which of the following is not a type of chassé?
7. Which of the following styles has the same time signature as Cha Cha?
8. In most steps, which beat does the chassé start on?
9. If a Cha Cha step is danced 'guapacha', then how is it danced?
10. Which of the following is not an IDSF syllabus step?
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