ART_ REPRESENTATIVE PHILLIPINE THEATRICAL FORMS

Question 1

a collaborative art that uses real humans to present the characters with a live audience

Answer 1

Theater

Question 2

you can do it!!!

Answer 2

Just do your best!

Question 3

uses 2d figurines cut outs at are held by stick and sometimes thread

Answer 3

1. Shadow Puppetry

Question 4

 One of the colorful theatrical traditions in the Philippines used by the Spanish as a method to spread Christianity.

Answer 4

Komedia

Question 5

 One of the most famous events that are shown during Lenten Season

Answer 5

4. Senakulo

Question 6

describes the conflict between muslims and Christians

Answer 6

Komedia

Question 7

is performed through dance movements, frequently with dialogue or sometimes even singing, popular for the retelling of famous national literature.

Answer 7

2. Dance Drama

Question 8

 These were called stage show during Japanese occupation and later variety shows.

Answer 8

bobadil

Question 9

 Actors act out scenes through a complex gesture language, which imitates actions in real life and are required rhythmic body movements as an expressive public performance.

Answer 9

2. Dance Drama

Question 10

 A play written in verse which uses traditional methods of marcha (march) for entrance and exit, batalla (choreograph fighting) magia (magical effects).

Answer 10

komedia

Question 11

Mostly performed to enhance religious festivities. It focuses on the life of religious icons

Answer 11

2. Religious Komedya

Question 12

 An art form of lyric theater drama, comical in nature and it is incorporated with singing, dancing, and dialogue.that relates to filipinos

Answer 12

5. Sarswela

Question 13

 Usually depicts stories and events from the Old and New Testaments related to the life, sufferings, and death of Jesus Christ.

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4. Senakulo

Question 14

 It is a play in prose.

Answer 14

5. Sarswela

Question 15

comes from the 16th century Spanish comedia (play).

Answer 15

Komedia

Question 16

• usually performed in town celebrations. An example of____ popularized in the 1600’s is the “Moro-moro,”

Answer 16

1. Secular Komedya

Question 17

 Stage show that became popular during the Japanese period based on the French vaudeville.

Answer 17

bobadil

Question 18

portrays typical fil stories that all can relate came from the Spanish during the 1800’s period

Answer 18

5. Sarswela

Question 19

most famouse sarsuelas in thecountry

Answer 19

walang sugat

Question 20

 To create movement, which is shown behind a thin layer of cloth or screen and a light source to create the shadows.

Answer 20

1. Shadow Puppetry