Originally Posted by Starbreeze

Different types of ballroom dances? Eino thought there was only dance you could do in the ballroom and that was waltz. Maybe the other types of dances were ballroom dances but he just didn’t know it, so to play it safe, he would suggest whatever he knew. Maybe he would be right. Eino raised his hand. "The waltz is a ballroom dance."

Originally Posted by BanaBatGirl

Dancing was a form of exercise? Huh. Tori would have never thought of that. Having no dance experience herself, she had to raised her hand and guess at the next question the groundskeeper asked.

"Types of ballroom? You mean like, the foxtrot?"

Originally Posted by samthehpfreak

OH! Sammy knew this sort of stuff. She watched Dancing with the stars occasionally. For once it actually seemed like a decent use of her time. So the blonde quickly raised her hand and said "The tango?" Yeah. She was totally professional. Completely and utterly profesh. Unless she had to demonstrate, then she was screwed, big time. With her two left feet that could only end badly.

Originally Posted by Presley Black

Presley raised her hand again. Of course she knew. She knew almost anything and everything about dancing. But he'd said to name one. "There's the Paso Doble," she answered. Why had he given everybody else who answered points, and not her? That was vaguely upsetting. He hadn't even addressed her. Rude. She probably knew more than anybody else in the class. And she'd been completely ignored.

Originally Posted by DH Vixen

Originally Posted by fire_faerie

Ryden raised her hand. This was rather simple, wasn't it?

"Rumba, sir," she said, then lowered it again. If she was HERE, she might as well help her house get out of the embarrassing negatives it was currently in. Ugh. At least they weren't SLYTHERIN.

Mwahaha.

Originally Posted by Mandana

Types of ballroom dances huh. Hmm, well that took a second for Matt to consider before he raised his hand and waited his turn to speak. "Well, there's the Lindy Hop." Something which was also considered to be categorized under the Swing Dancing category, but either way that was much more interesting than the formal ballroom dancing in his opinion at least. Do not bring up Swing Dancing again.. people are going to get suspicious that you know more than they think you know about that. Yes it was a well kept secret that he had studied dance while he was at Rygal but it seemed as though people would end up finding that one out soon enough. Especially if had involved certain forms of ballroom that he studied among hip hop and tap.

Originally Posted by snelly0217

Maybelle struggled not to do a happy dance, she earned two points for her house. She thought for a moment, not really knowing what styles of ballroom there are. She then raised her hand. "Is swing dancing a type of ballroom?" She asked, not entirely sure.

Originally Posted by VRSCIKA

Oh they were naming ballroom dances? Who could name one? Eira's hand raised before she really thought about it. There were many kinds , many that she knew herself for sure. She could quote a list , but he has only asked for one and there were plenty of others to answer as well , so where would be the fun in doing that? "The Samba is a rather fun ballroom dance , Sir." Eira chimed in politely between the others , lowering her hand once she had finished speaking and smiled. She was getting quite comfy on her lonely little patch of cement and actually starting to be glad that she had joined in on the class.

Originally Posted by TSnitch

Jai remember one that was close to salsa,"The Cha- Cha is a type of Ballroom dance." he said."Very saucy and fun dance that one."

He was starting to enjoy this class except the part where Professor Stryker told him that there was public dancing involved. He glanced at Caroline and thought it was worth it.

Originally Posted by MoviegoerKinz

Rafe raised his hand and tried to think of an answer that hadn't been said yet. "The jive I think... it was started by the Yanks across the pond." Though he didn't really think of it as a ballroom type dance, but it was worth a shot. It wasn't as elegant as some of the other dances mentioned.

Originally Posted by Anna Banana

Sierra put her hands halfway in the air as if she was silently asking 'What'd I do?' The groundskeeper was already giving her looks, and she hadn't even been in class but a solid minute! Now, now, Mr. Stryker. You know we mean so harm. Sometimes.

"There's slow dancing," she said, raising her hand. "You know, like when you twirled me out here on the grounds last school year..." As in, ...he twirled her; and that was it. Done. Finite. That was all she knew about ballroom dancing. She was thirteen; not forty-eight.