HOBBIES ACTIVITIES AND INTERESTS - PART TWO

HOBBIES ACTIVITIES AND INTERESTS - PART TWO

Community theater: A form of theater that is produced and performed by members of a community usually on a voluntary basis and with the goal of entertaining or educating the local community.

Compass: A tool used for drawing circles, measuring angles or determining direction. It typically consists of two hinged legs with a pointed end on one leg and a pencil or marker on the other.

Cosplay: A performance art in which participants, called cosplayers, wear costumes and accessories to represent a specific character or idea from a book, comic, movie, video game or other forms of media.

Cosplayer: A person who participates in cosplay by dressing up in costumes and accessories to represent a specific character or idea from a book, comic, movie, video game or other forms of media.

Dance: A series of movements and steps that is performed rhythmically and typically to music often in a choreographed sequence.

Dancer: A person who performs or practices dance, often as a profession or as a hobby.

Dancing: The act of performing or practicing dance, typically in a rhythmic and expressive manner.

Dive: A place, such as a bar or a nightclub, that is frequented by a particular group of people, especially those who are considered disreputable or unconventional.

Drama: A literary genre that is characterized by conflict, tension and emotional intensity, often involving the depiction of human relationships, struggles and experiences.

Explore: To travel to new or unfamiliar places in order to learn about them or to investigate or examine something in order to gain a deeper understanding or knowledge of it.

Fieldcraft: The knowledge and skills required to survive and operate in an outdoor or wilderness environment often including activities such as camping, hunting, fishing and navigation.

Fish: A cold-blooded, aquatic vertebrate that typically has scales, fins, and gills and is often caught for food or sport.

Fisherman: A person who catches fish typically as a profession or as a hobby.