What is the fourth and fifth basic position of arms feet?

The fourth basic position of arms and feet is fourth position. In fourth position, the feet are turned out so that the heels are approximately a foot-length apart and the toes are pointed at a 45-degree angle to the sides. The arms are held at the side with the palms facing in and the thumbs pointed forward.

The fifth basic position of arms and feet is fifth position. In fifth position, the feet are turned out so that the heels are touching each other and the toes are pointed straight ahead. The arms are held in a "V" shape over the head, with the palms facing each other and the thumbs touching.