| 1 | In ?La Sylphide?, what is James doing when we first meet him (in ballet)? Eating, Walking, Reading, Sleeping | Sleeping |
| 2 | What element of the Cinderella story is missing from the ballet version? The prince, The glass slipper, The pumpkin, The carriage | The glass slipper |
| 3 | In which country did ballet originate? Germany, France, Italy, England | Italy |
| 4 | Which King Louis popularised ballet in France? Louis XVII, Louis XV, Louis XVI, Louis XIV | Louis XIV |
| 5 | In what decade was the Paris Opera Ballet founded? 1660s, 1680s, 1620s, 1640s | 1660s |
| 6 | Which ballerina is credited with being the first to dance en pointe? Maria Taglioni, Anna Pavlova, Fanny Elslerr, Carlotta Grisi | Maria Taglioni |
| 7 | Who is credited with defining the five positions of the feet (in ballet)? Pierre Beauchamp, Marius Petipa, Pierre Rameau, Paul Dukas | Pierre Beauchamp |
| 8 | Which ballet marked the start of the Romantic Age? La Bayadere, La Sylphide, Swan Lake, Giselle | La Sylphide |
| 9 | Which choreographer helped make Saint Petersburg a major ballet capital? Fokine, Balanchine, Petipa, Diaghilev | Petipa |
| 10 | Who is best known for introducing ballet to the US? Balanchine, Fokine, Tchaikovsky, Petipa | Balanchine |
| 11 | Which ballet movement means ?Step of the Cat?? Pas de chat, Chasse, Chatter, Le chat | Pas de chat |
| 12 | In which country was the ballet dancer Carlos Acosta born? Cuba, Haiti, France, Trinidad & Tobago | Cuba |
| 13 | Which body part do you use in a ?developpe? (in ballet)? Leg, Head, Arm, Chest | Leg |
| 14 | In which UK city is the Sadler’s Wells Theatre? London, Birmingham, Manchester, Glasgow | London |
| 15 | What, literally, does the term ?echappe? mean (in ballet)? To jump, To escape, To dance, To rise | To escape |
| 16 | Which ballet includes the characters Odette, Siegfried, and Odile? The Nutcracker, Swan Lake, La Bayadere, Giselle | Swan Lake |
| 17 | Which ballet contains the characters Lise, Alain and Colas? Pillar of Fire, Giselle, Sleeping Beauty, La Fille Mal Gardee | La Fille Mal Gardee |
| 18 | Which Russian ballerina gave her name to a dessert? Fanny Elslerr, Carlotta Grisi, Anna Pavlova, Svetlana Adyrkhaeva | Anna Pavlova |
| 19 | Which ballet has the same name as a Shakespeare love story? Giselle, Swan Lake, The Nutcracker, Romeo and Juliet | Romeo and Juliet |
| 20 | What is the translation for the term ?pas? (in ballet)? Dance, Work, Step, Waltz | Step |
