Line dance moves include which of the following patterns?

• A. Zig-zag sprints
• B. Push-ups and sit-ups
• C. Grapevine, shuffle, rock steps, taps, half turns, quarter turns
• D. Jump rope sequences

Answer: (C)

Line dancing relies on repeating footwork patterns that dancers perform in unison. Grapevine, shuffle, rock steps, taps, half turns, and quarter turns describe a common vocabulary for these dances: a grapevine is a side step with a cross-behind, a shuffle combines step-together-step to move along, rock steps are quick weight shifts back and forth to the rhythm, taps add a toe tap on the beat, and turns (half and quarter) let the line change direction while staying coordinated. These elements create the steady, synchronized patterns that define line dancing. The other options are not typical line-dance footwork: zig-zag sprints are agility drills, push-ups and sit-ups are conditioning exercises, and jump rope sequences are cardio activities, none of which capture the patterned footwork used in line dances.