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I'm a reverse Arabesque, I'm sometimes called a Waterfall, what am I?

A Fountain. A Fountain is when the flayer extends her leg out in front of her while leaning slightly back, with her head remaining forward. Her arms hit a T motion.

I'm a fully extended stunt, in which the flyer stands on one leg, and grips the shin of the unsupported leg in a side stretch. What is this?

A Scale. When doing this stunt, the flyer's knee should be facing the crowd, and her opposite arm should hit a high V.

I'm a roundoff with a jump half turn into a front tuck, what am I?

An Arabian. This is considered a very advanced tumbling skill for any cheerleader to have, and is mostly done on advanced squads.

I'm the same as a back tuck, but my legs straddle outward, what am I?

A X-Out. When doing the skill, your arms should hit a high V at the highest point of the flip. Your legs and arms should also snap together for the landing.

I'm a flyer, what else can I be called?

The Climber. The flyer can also be called a "Fly" for short.

I'm another word for a Tic Toc. What am I?

Giddy Up. A Tic Toc or a Giddy Up, is when a flyer hops from one foot to the other while in a Liberty, Heel Stretch, or Cupie.

I'm a two-foot entry position for an Extension. What am I?

A Load-In. An Extension is a stunt in which the supporting arms of the bases, are fully extended above their heads.

I'm a Diamond Head. What kind of stunt am I?

A Pyramid. A Diamond Head is a pyramid, in which two flyers are suspended off the ground by a flyer, and base who are in a shoulder stand.

I'm when my flyer hits a stunt for a split second, then quickly sponges to transition into another skill. What am I?

A Show-N-Go. Show-N-Go can be used in any stunt, but some of the most popular are cupies, and libs.

I'm a variation of a Liberty, in which the flyer's body is turned to one side, while her upper body and head faces the crowd. What am I?

A Torch. A Torch is considered a basic stunt skill.

I'm another word for a toe-touch. What am I?

A Russian. Their are many terms used for a Russian, but Toe-Touch is the main term used.

I'm a jump in which both of my legs are extended straight in front of me. What am I?

A Pike. When doing a Pike, your legs should be parallel to the floor and your arms in candlesticks. Your chest should remain up or slightly forward.

I'm a stretch in which the bottoms of your feet come together, allowing your knees to fall out to both sides. What am I?

A Butterfly. This is a great stretch, to stretch out for legs and your back.

I'm a basic jump in which the legs are bent underneath the body, and the arms hit a high V.

A Hook. Hooks aren't usually used any more, and were most popular back when cheerleading first started over 100 years ago.

I'm a transition, in which the flyer is brought down from a stunt on to the floor, or into a cradle. What am I?

A Double Take. Double Takes are usually part of any routine.

I'm another word for a stunt. What am I?

A Mount. There are many different name for stunts in cheerleading, that some people don't know or use.

I'm one that is new to cheerleading. What am I called?

A Novice. At most competitions there is a Novice division.

I'm in a top-level competition, in which squads from across the U.S. compete for high titles in various divisions. What competition am I?

Nationals. Some of the most well known National Competitions are Cheer Sport, NCA, and Athletic Nationals.

I'm the wiggling of fingers, with my arms placed in a touchdown motion. What am I?

Spirit Fingers. This is used to increase spirit in the stands.

I'm a special award, given to a person or squad that exhibits outstanding enthusiasm and sportsmanship. What am I?

Spirit Stick. Spirit Sticks can be given out at the end of a game or to a squad at cheer camp.

What is it when cheerleaders are arranged in lines or shapes for a routine?

A Formation & formation. There are many different types of formations, like a diamond or a bowling pin.

I'm when elbows and arms are placed on the sides of the body, and the hands are flat and straight with fingers together. What am I?

A Sweep. I can also be called Clean position.

I'm when one arm is held straight up by the ear, and the other is held in a T motion. What am I?

L. You can do a L with you left or right arm.

I'm a fully extended stunt, in which the flyer stands on one leg, and pulls the foot of the unsupported leg up behind her head. What am I?

Scorpion. A Scorpion is a advanced stunt, but it can be mastered after some practice and stretching.

I'm one of the qualities every cheerleader should have. What is it?

Good Sportsmanship. There are many other good qualities a cheerleader should have, like good facials, being happy, and enjoying what you're doing!