Original sentence: Depending upon the level and style of the examination, a student might be asked to demonstrate anywhere from one to six different dances.Higher levels will include harder steps, but will usually also require at least some fundamentals, to demonstrate that the lower levels have been built upon.Sometimes, when five or six dances are to be judged, the examining body will allow the candidate to split the exam across several examination days (for example, examining Waltz, Foxtrot and Quickstep on one day, and Tango and Viennese Waltz on another, possibly as much as a couple of months later.The lower levels of examination generally consist mainly of fundamental steps, such as the Closed Change in Waltz, which demonstrate clear understanding of the technique of the dance in question.The routines are rarely prescribed; rather, the body in charge of the examinations will prescribe a syllabus of steps from which the routines are formed
Edited sentence: Depending upon the level and style of the examination, a student might be asked to demonstrate anywhere from one to five different dances, all within one discipline, such as 'Standard', or 'Latin American'.Higher levels will include more complex figures, but will usually also require at least some fundamentals, to demonstrate that the lower levels have been built upon.Sometimes, when five dances are to be judged, the examining body will allow the candidate to split the exam across several examination days (for example, examining Waltz, Foxtrot and Quickstep on one day, and Tango and Viennese Waltz on another, possibly as much as a couple of months later.Standard of dance expected at tests goes up at each level.That is because medals are awarded within disciplines.The examining body (for instance, the ISTD or IDTA) will prescribe a syllabus of figures from which the routines are formed.The instructor will have prepared an amalgamation of figures suitable for each level of medal.The lower levels of examination generally consist mainly of basic figures, such as the Closed Change in Waltz, which demonstrate clear understanding of the technique of the dance in question.The routines are rarely prescribed, but the textbooks indicate possible entries and exits from each figure.The syllabus and detailed instructions for performing the dances are published or specified by the examining body, and available for purchase