Finals Exams RPH Flashcards
The _______ is known for its vibrant and diverse festivals, celebrating cultural heritage, traditions, and local history.
Philippines
Types of Philippine Festival
S-Sinulog festival
P-Pahiyas Festival
P-Panagbenga Festival
M-Maskara Festival
M-Moriones Festival
H- Higantes Festival
K- Kadayawan Festival
Celebrated during every 3rd Sunday of January in Cebu City, Philippines.
-To honor the Santo Niño, symbolizing Christianity’s arrival in the Philippines.
-Began in 1521 when Magellan gifted the Santo Niño to Cebu’s Queen Juana.
Sinulog festival
refers to the river-like dance steps.
“Sinulog”
Celebrated during every 15th of May in Lucban, Quezon, Philippines.
-is celebrated to thank San Isidro Labrador for a good harvest and to honor farmers.
Pahiyas Festival
The term “Pahiyas” comes from the word ________ as locals decorated their homes with crops and produce as a form of gratitude.
“offering”
Annually celebrated in Bacolod City in the month of October.
-To signify the people’s determination to pull through the tragedy and survive.
-It was created to lift the spirits of the people after the city faces a series of crises.
Maskara Festival
The Maskara festival’s name comes from the Spanish word _______, which means “______”, and the word “mass”, which means “crowd”.
cara, which means “face”
Is celebrated annually on November 23
-It is to express gratitude to patron Saint Clement
-Were made to resemble the wealthy, ruling families of the time that was taken as a good-natured.
Higantes Festival
The paper giants of Higantes Festival were presented as groups of three representing:
Father
Mother
Child
Celebrated during every February in Baguio City, Philippines.
-It is celebrated to honor the vibrant flower industry of Baguio City and to showcase the region’s rich culture.
-It launched in 1995 to help Baguio City recover from the 1990 Luzon earthquake, celebrates the city’s resurgence.
Panagbenga Festival
“Panagbenga” means _____________ in Kankanaey
“Season of blooming”
Held during the third week of August in Davao City, Philippines
-A vibrant celebration when locals give thanks for a bountiful harvest and honor Mindanao’s indigenous traditions.
Kadayawan Festival
Kadayawan festival was once known as the __________, symbolizing Mt. Apo, the durian, and the Waling-Waling orchid.
Apo Duwaling Festival
Celebrated every Holy Week (particularly from Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday) in the town of Boac, Marinduque, Philippines.
-It honors Roman soldiers and commemorates Jesus Christ’s passion, death, and resurrection.
Moriones Festival