lesson 1

Question 1

An act or instance of moving one’s body rhythmically usually to music: an act or instance of dancing.

Answer 1

dance

Question 2

Features:
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Answer 2

Movement of body which includes hands, arms and head.
• Movement from one space to another.

Question 3

The term ‘‘_______’’ was used by the first anthropologists to describe non-European groups of people and their customs

Answer 3

primitive cultures

Question 4

primitive culture dance era in the Philippines

Answer 4

igorot, moro, lumad, christianized filipinos, pre-colonial

Question 5

There are six ______ ethnolinguistic tribes living in Luzon’s mountain terrains: the Bontoc, Ifugao, Benguet, Apayo, and the Kalinga tribes, which retained much of their anito religions.

Answer 5

Igorot

Question 6

There are six Igorot ethnolinguistic tribes living in Luzon’s mountain terrains: the _____, ____, _____, _____, and the _____ tribes, which retained much of their anito religions.

Answer 6

Bontoc; Ifugao; Benguet; Apayo; Kalinga

Question 7

Their lives have been centered on appeasing their gods and maintaining a harmonious relationship between spirits and man.

Answer 7

igorot

Question 8

Dances are usually linked to rituals for a good harvest, health, prayers for peace, and safety in war.

Answer 8

igorot

Question 9

igorot dances are usually linked to rituals for a _______, ______, _______, and ______.

Answer 9

good harvest; health; prayers for peace; safety in war

Question 10

The ____ people are the various usually unrelated Muslim Filipino ethnic groups.

Answer 10

Moro

Question 11

Most of their dances are marked by intricate hand and arm movements, accompanied by instruments such as the agong and kulintang.

Answer 11

moro

Question 12

MORO- Most of their dances are marked by intricate _______, accompanied by instruments such as the _____ and _____.

Answer 12

hand and arm movements; agong; kulintang

Question 13

The non-Islamized natives of Mindanao are collectively known as the ______ people.

Answer 13

Lumad

Question 14

Like the Tagakaulo, they still practice worshiping anitos through dance.

Answer 14

lumad

Question 15

Like the Tagakaulo, LUMADS still practice worshiping ____ through dance.

Answer 15

anitos

Question 16

They danced to appease the gods,

Answer 16

precolonial

Question 17

to carry favor from powerful spirits,

Answer 17

precolonial

Question 18

to celebrate a hunt or harvest,

Answer 18

procolonial

Question 19

to mimic the exotic life forms around them.

Answer 19

precolonial

Question 20

They danced their stories and their shamanic rituals.

Answer 20

precolonial

Question 21

their rites of passage and their remembered legends and history.

Answer 21

precolonial

Question 22

reasons of dancing during precolonial period

Answer 22

They danced to appease the gods,
to carry favor from powerful spirits,
to celebrate a hunt or harvest,
to mimic the exotic life forms around them.
They danced their stories and their shamanic rituals.
their rites of passage and their remembered legends and history.

Question 23

Rural dances include such favorites as the high-stepping _______, which mimics a bird,

Answer 23

Tinikling

Question 24

Rural dances include such favorites as the ________, which features the movements of children pulling the stalks of the gaway roots during a bountiful harvest.

Answer 24

Gaway-Gaway

Question 25

The pagan tribes, the ______, ______, ______, and others who have inhabited the Philippines for thousands of years, preserved their customs and symbolic dances.

Answer 25

Higaonon, Subanon, Bagogo

Question 26

The pagan tribes, the Higaonon, Subanon, Bagogo, and others who have inhabited the Philippines for thousands of years, preserved their customs and symbolic dances. Partly through _______, they kept their culture free from the influence of the waves of immigrants who settled the archipelago over the centuries.

Answer 26

isolation

Question 27

tribal dances like _____ (a dance of gratitude for a good harvest or a male heir, danced with ankle bells),

Answer 27

Dugso

Question 28

_______(an all-male war dance)

Answer 28

Sohten

Question 29

________ (another male dance which mimics a swooping,soaring eagle)

Answer 29

Lawin-Lawin

Question 30

Today, tribal dances like Dugso (a dance of gratitude for a good harvest or a male heir, danced with ankle bells), Sohten(an all-male war dance) and Lawin-Lawin (another male dance which mimics a swooping,soaring eagle) are carefully documented and kept alive in performance by Filipino folk dance troupes and cultural institutions, such as the ______________________`

Answer 30

Parangal Dance Company.

Question 31

____ dance is the conventional name given to the style of dancing that had its origins during the seventeenth century and dominated the eighteenth century until the French Revolution.

Answer 31

Baroque

Question 32

Louis XIV was a major influence in its development and promotion.

Answer 32

baroque

Question 33

___________was a major influence in the development and promotion of baroque

Answer 33

Louis XIV

Question 34

Even at the age of fourteen, Louis was an accomplished dancer: as the sun god Apollo in the ‘___________’ (1653), he became ______, an image that he was to cultivate throughout his life.

Answer 34

Ballet de la 14 Nuit; Le Roi Soleil