Which term corresponds to three under-over steps followed by an escaping movement raised and changed?

Which term corresponds to three under-over steps followed by an escaping movement raised and changed?

• A. Trois Pas de Bourrée Dessous et Un Posé en Avant
• B. Trois Soussus et Une Échappé Relevé Changé
• C. Changements et Échappés Sautés Changés
• D. Trois Glissades sans Changé et Un Battement Tendu

Answer: (B)

This item tests vocabulary for a small Cecchetti phrase: three sous-sous plus an échappé relevé changé. Sous-sous is a quick cross of the feet in fifth position while on relevé, executed three times in a row as you stay lifted and keep turnout. After those three quick crossings, you perform an échappé relevé changé: you escape from a closed position to an open one while on relevé, then land with a changement of feet (the feet switch) on the return to the floor or to a new pose. So the sequence described—three sous-sous followed by an échappé relevé changé—matches that specific term exactly. The other options describe different step families (bourrées with a pose, changes and échappés sautés changed, glissades without a changement and a battement tendu) that don’t align with the described pattern.

This item tests vocabulary for a small Cecchetti phrase: three sous-sous plus an échappé relevé changé. Sous-sous is a quick cross of the feet in fifth position while on relevé, executed three times in a row as you stay lifted and keep turnout. After those three quick crossings, you perform an échappé relevé changé: you escape from a closed position to an open one while on relevé, then land with a changement of feet (the feet switch) on the return to the floor or to a new pose.

So the sequence described—three sous-sous followed by an échappé relevé changé—matches that specific term exactly. The other options describe different step families (bourrées with a pose, changes and échappés sautés changed, glissades without a changement and a battement tendu) that don’t align with the described pattern.