Which term translates to 'Raised movement, chasing step, bourrée step, rise'?

• A. Escaping movement, running step, bourrée, rise
• B. Temps levé, chassé, pas de borrée, relevé
• C. In a diagonal line
• D. Demi-countretemps et assemblé

Answer: (B)

In Cecchetti and ballet terminology, matching a description to the exact French terms shown is about knowing what each term means. Temps levé means a raised movement. Chassé is a chasing step. Pas de bourrée is the bourrée step. Relevé means to rise. When the description says “Raised movement, chasing step, bourrée step, rise,” the correct French terms in order are temps levé, chassé, pas de bourrée, relevé. The other options mix English translations, refer to different steps, or describe directions rather than the specific sequence above.