CMA CMA Space Harmony & Choreology

Question 1

In Space Harmony, what term describes the geometric spatial forms that connect points in the kinesphere?

Accepted Answer

Crystalline forms

Answer

Effort actions

Answer

Dimensional scales

Answer

Spatial pulls

Question 2

The A-scale in Space Harmony is also known as the:

Accepted Answer

Defense scale

Answer

Dimensional scale

Answer

Diagonal scale

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Equatorial scale

Question 3

Which spatial form in Laban's Space Harmony traces paths through all three dimensions simultaneously?

Accepted Answer

Diagonal

Answer

Dimensional cross

Answer

Planar drive

Answer

Transversal

Question 4

The three planes of movement in Space Harmony are:

Accepted Answer

Sagittal, Frontal, Horizontal

Answer

Axial, Peripheral, Central

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Vertical, Lateral, Diagonal

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Primary, Secondary, Tertiary

Question 5

In choreology, what does 'kinesphere' refer to?

Accepted Answer

The space immediately surrounding the body within reach

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The emotional quality of movement

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The rhythm of locomotion

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The floor pattern of a dance

Question 6

Which of the following best describes the 'peripheral' spatial pathway?

Accepted Answer

Moving along the outer edge of the kinesphere

Answer

Moving through the center of the body

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Moving in a straight vertical line

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Moving diagonally through space