Question

question 7 (2 points)
what is the difference between a ball - change and a pas de bourrée (ride out)? be specific.
question 8 (2 points)
in the kick - ball - change combination and the center combination, you are supposed to perform a passe. describe what a passe looks like.

Explanation:

For Question 7: A ball - change is a quick weight - shift movement where the dancer changes the supporting foot in mid - air with a small jump. A pas de bourrée (ride out) is a gliding step that moves the dancer across the floor, typically with a sliding motion of the feet and a transfer of weight.
For Question 8: A passe in dance is a position where one leg is lifted and the foot is placed high on the inside of the supporting leg, near the knee or higher, with the knee bent and the foot pointed.

Answer:

Question 7: A ball - change is a quick mid - air foot change jump, while a pas de bourrée (ride out) is a gliding floor - crossing step.
Question 8: A passe is when one leg is lifted with the foot placed high on the inside of the supporting leg, knee bent and foot pointed.