Complete each space in the text with a word formed from the word in capitals.

It's 8.30 at the headquarters of the Boogy Woogers dance group, a (1) _ [REHEARSE] studio in Geneva. Dancers of all shapes and sizes begin to tumble (2) _ [ENERGY] through the doors. Some begin lumbering up, others splinter off into groups to try out new moves. One woman, lost in her own (3) _ [THINK] sits with her headphones on, preparing for the punishing routines to follow. A long-haired man with a goatee beard puts a tape in the hi-fi, and rap music blares out of the (4) _ [SPEAK]. Soon the room is alive with whirling, spinning bodies and (5) _ [LAUGH] fills the air.

The Boogy Woogers are the brainchild of Tomas Seeler, who handpicked many of his troupe from local street dancers. Seeler's own (6) _ [BACK] was in gymnastics, but others come from the worlds of martial arts, bodybuilding and ballet. Many different (7) _ [NATIONAL] are represented in the group, including Chilean, Fijian and Senegalese dancers. The group has been performing all over Europe, most notably in Paris, where they became (8) _ [NIGHT] celebrities. Famous for their (9) _ [CREATE] and novel interpretations, the Boogy Woogers have made several (10) _ [APPEAR] on TV, and look set to remain the 'in' thing for many years to come.