What two types of steps are used in diva dance I?

1. Basic step: This is the most fundamental step in diva dance I and forms the foundation for all other steps. It involves stepping forward (or backward) with one foot and then bringing the other foot to meet it. The basic step can be repeated continuously to create a simple, yet elegant dance sequence.

2. Turning step: This step adds an element of complexity and grace to diva dance I. It involves stepping forward (or backward) with one foot and then pivoting on the ball of that foot to face a different direction. The turning step can be used to add variety to a dance sequence and to create more intricate patterns.