16. What kind of movements that allow the performer to move from one point to another? A. Locomotor B. Manipulative C. Non - Locomotor D. Non – Manipulative 17. What kind of movements that do not allow the performer to move from one place to the other? A. Locomotor B. Manipulative C. Non - Locomotor D. Non - Manipulative 18. What basic movement that refers to the series of steps executed by both feet alternately in any direction? A. Jump B. step C. walk D. run 19. What movement that is described as to deliberately drop the exertion of energy into abody segment? A. collapse B. extension C. recover D. rotation 20. Which of the following elements adds to the variety of movements as in forward, backward, sideward or even upward? A. direction B. focus C. floor pattern D, range
