The term 'ballet bit' is composed of two words: 'STEP' and 'pas de deux'. A 'STEP' in ballet is a movement or combination of movements that make up a dance phrase. It is usually performed with the feet, but can also include arm and body movements. Pas de deux is a French term meaning 'dance for two'. It is a type of duet in which two dancers perform a choreographed sequence of steps together. Pas de deux is often used in classical ballets to showcase the skill and grace of the two dancers.