Question

Which answer best defines the idea of "reverse symmetry" in reference to social or ballroom dance? Two people performing the same movements with one person moving forwards (typically the female) Two people performing the same movements while facing away from each other Two people performing the same movements going back and forth across the floor Two people performing the same movements with one person moving backwards (typically the female)

Answer 1

Answer:

Two people performing the same movements with one person moving backwards (typically the female)

Explanation:

It can be said that ballroom dancing is all social dance, that is, dancing in pairs, where the two people make the same steps, but one of these people (usually the lady) makes the opposite movements, ie, moves backwards. The most varied rhythms are encompassed by ballroom dancing.

Ballroom dancing is, besides a form of leisure and relaxation, is a physical activity indicated for both young people and older people, because when dancing, is worked the aerobic capacity, the cardiovascular and respiratory functions, the flexibility, among others.