What cue indicates direction of movement (left, right, front, back)?

• A. Movement cues
• B. Empowering cues
• C. Directional cues
• D. Anatomical cues

Answer: (C)

Directional cues communicate where to move in space, such as left, right, front, or back. They give participants a clear sense of orientation so the group stays coordinated and safe, especially during complex sequences. Clear directional cues can be spoken (for example, "step to the left") or shown with body orientation or hand signals to reinforce the direction. This helps avoid guesswork and keeps choreography flowing smoothly. Movement cues describe how to perform the movement (tempo, range, technique), anatomical cues point to muscles or joints involved, and empowering cues focus on motivation or mindset. In this context, the cue that indicates the direction of movement is directional cues.