Question

Answer the following about dances named after their sounds, for 10 points each.
[10e] Though originally named for a bagpipe, bal-musette dances are most frequently performed to this instrument. Polka and zydeco dances are done to concertinas and this bellow-like instrument with a keyboard.
ANSWER: accordion [reject “melodeon”]
[10m] This dance's name derives from the sound of shoes when performing a triple step. Like the mambo, this Cuban dance is derived from danzón.
ANSWER: cha-cha [or cha cha cha]
[10h] In a dance similar to stepping, South African miners communicated with each other by slapping these specific clothing items. These rubber items inspired by Hessian examples were popularized by a British prime minister.
ANSWER: gumboots [accept Wellington boots or Wellies; accept the gumboot dance; prompt on boots or rain boots; prompt on shoes or footwear]
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TournamentEditionExact Match?HeardPPBEasy %Medium %Hard %
2025 PACE NSC06/07/2025Y313.3367%33%33%