Unit 4

4. A performance style that uses free, expressive body movements and is often done with bare feet.
6. A new object, device, or method that someone has created.
8. Making small, repeated movements with your hands, feet, or body because you feel nervous, bored, or restless.
9. A substance taken to treat an illness or help manage a health condition.
10. To become more relaxed and less upset, excited, or nervous.
11. A live show that tells a story through acting, songs, and movement.
14. Unable to keep your attention on one thing.
16. A very wealthy person whose money and property are worth at least $2,000,000.
18. A performance style with energetic, rhythmic body movements, often including quick turns, kicks, and jumps.

1. A condition that makes it difficult to develop certain skills, such as reading, writing, or math.
2. A performance style with carefully controlled, graceful movements and positions, sometimes done on the tips of the toes.
3. To create something new that did not exist before.
5. A person who starts a business, school, or other organization.
7. A performance style in which metal pieces on shoes make rhythmic sounds against the floor.
12. A performer who moves to a rhythm alone on stage rather than as part of a group.
13. A person who creates something new that did not exist before.
15. A device used to listen to broadcasts, such as news, songs, and interviews.
17. A condition that can make it difficult to focus, control actions, or stay still.