What is a plie in ballet?

The answer is (b) bending at the knees

The answer is c

A plié in ballet is indeed b) bending at the knees. It is a fundamental and essential movement in classical ballet, used as a basic warm-up exercise and as a preparation for nearly all jumps, turns, and other movements.

b) bending at the knees

A plié is a fundamental movement in ballet where you bend your knees, keeping your back straight. It’s a basic step that helps with balance, flexibility, and preparation for jumps and other movements. There are two types: demi-plié (partial bend) and grand plié (full bend).