Which term is used for a 'Linked movement'?

Which term is used for a 'Linked movement'?

• A. De suite
• B. Assemblé
• C. Temps lié
• D. Pas de bourrée

Answer: (C)

The main idea tested is how Cecchetti names a movement done with a continuous, connected flow from one position to the next. Temps lié describes this idea: the weight transfer and energy are carried smoothly and without a deliberate pause between steps, so the movement feels unified and stayed in the same tempo. In practice, you rise or reach to the next position while keeping the motion linked to the previous one, rather than stopping and starting again. This contrast with jumps, isolated steps, or sequences where the feet clearly reset their motion between components helps you feel why this term is used for a linked, connected movement.

The main idea tested is how Cecchetti names a movement done with a continuous, connected flow from one position to the next. Temps lié describes this idea: the weight transfer and energy are carried smoothly and without a deliberate pause between steps, so the movement feels unified and stayed in the same tempo. In practice, you rise or reach to the next position while keeping the motion linked to the previous one, rather than stopping and starting again. This contrast with jumps, isolated steps, or sequences where the feet clearly reset their motion between components helps you feel why this term is used for a linked, connected movement.