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MAPEH Flashcards

1
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Non-religious in nature and easily identifiable

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Secular Songs

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Short/simple songs and usually in the dialect of people from their place of origin.

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Folk Songs

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3
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Presents the tedious task of rice planting

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Magtanim ay ‘di biro

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4
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Atin Cu Pung Singsing

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Pampanga

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5
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Sarung Bonggi

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Bicolanos

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6
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Filipino traditional way of courtship

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Harana

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7
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Extemporous exchange of long verses between man and woman.

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Balitaw

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8
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It is said that this is the former name of Batangas.

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Kumintang

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9
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Genre of traditional love songs that can also show love for country.

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Kundiman

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10
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Has been a part of the musical tradition since the Spaniards in the 1800s. It usually consists of the bandurria, laud, octavina, guitar, and contrabass.

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Rondalla

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11
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Combination of brass, percussion, and woodwind instruments

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Brass Band

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12
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Spanish scholar who first wrote about theater in the Philippines

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Vicente Barrantas

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13
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Mimesis of life

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Theater

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14
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Center to most animistic rituals.

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Babaylan

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15
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The Quezon province celebrates this Festival to honor San Isidro Labrador, the patron saint of farmers

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Pahiyas

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16
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Features dance rituals for fertility and a good harvest. It happens in Obando, Bulacan, in May (17-19)

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Obando Fertility Rites

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17
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Every Holy Week, local men and women from Marinduque wear costumes and masks as their interpretation of the attire worn by biblical Roman soldiers.

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Moriones

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18
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From Kalibo, Aklan. It is held in January, concluding on the 3rd Sunday of the year.

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Ati-Atihan

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19
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From Cebu, it is a dance ritual that commemorates the pagan past of the Filipinos and the time when they first embraced Christianity

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Sinulog

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20
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Held in Iloilo City every 4th Sunday of January

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Dinagyang Festival

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21
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Usually held in May, it is a historical and religious pageant held in many cities, towns, and even barrios throughout the country

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Santacruzan

22
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Flower festival held in Baguio City every February. Panagbenga is a Kanaknaey word that means “blooming season

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Panagbenga

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From the English word “mass”, and the Spanish word “kara” or “face”. It started in the early 1980s in Bacolod City. It is celebrated every 3rd weekend nearest to October 19th.

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Masskara

24
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Derived from the Binukid word ‘amul’, which means to gather. Ethnic rituals like these are performed

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Kaamulan

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Thanksgiving harvest festival in Davao City. It is celebrated every 3rd weekend of August.

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Kadayawan

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Form of dance developed by a group of people that reflects the traditional life of the people of a certain country or region.

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Folk Dance

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Lively dance from Unisan, Quezon (Tayabas). It was usually danced by young men and women who were students of private schools in Manila

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Estudiantina

28
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A dance honoring the town of Tayabas Quezon

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Lanceros De Tayabas

29
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Soft bandana with a floral design

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  • Scarf (Baksa)
30
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Plain checkered of striped wrapped around the waist.

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  • Overskirt (Sobre Falla)
31
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Popular in the Batangas during Spanish times. Usually dance during fiestas.

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Polka sa Nayon

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Philippine national dance. Spanish word which means affectionate or lovable.

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Cariñoza

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Also called Saludo. Sign of respect or courtesy

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  • Bow
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Motion in the direction of the hands of the clock.

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  • Clockwise
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Motion in a reverse direction of the hands of the clock.

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  • Counterclockwise
36
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Well known ceremonial worship dance in honor of Mahal na Poong Sta. Cruz.

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Subli

37
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Lively festival dance introduced by the Spaniards. It originated in Camohaguin, Gumaca Quezon. Derived from “jota” meaning popular dance and “balse” meaning waltz

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Jotabal

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Very popular dance among the well-heeled families of Gumaca, Tayabas (Quezon). Señor Herminigildo Omana introduced the dance

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Jota Gumaqueña

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A folkdance of Visayas with a pair of dancers hopping between two bamboo poles held just above the ground and struck together in time to music

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Tinikling

40
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Originally performed in Biñan Laguna as a mock-war dance that demonstrates a fight between Moros and the Christians over prized latik or coconut meat

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Maglalatik

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Pandanggo comes from the Spanish dance “fandango” characteried with lively steps and clapping. It originated from Lubang Island, Mindoro

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Pandanggo sa ilaw

42
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Originated in Pangasinan, and means “with the use of drinking glasses”.

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Binasuan

43
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Mimetic folk dance in The Philippines. It imitates the movement of ducks

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Itik-itik

44
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Also called Salampati during the Spanish occupation. It means “Dance of the Doves’

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Pantomina

45
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the state of well-being in which every person knows his or her potential and can be productive to the community amid the normal stresses of life

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Mental health

46
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defines mental
health as the state of well-being in which every person
knows his or her potential and can be productive to the
community amid the normal stresses of life. Being mentally
healthy is extremely important, as this affects the person’s way of thinking, feeling, and behavior.

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World Health Organization

47
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biological factors

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genetic makeup, injury, infections, prenatal problems, other biological factors.

48
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psychological factors

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Psychological trauma or abuse, Loss of a loved one or separation from a family member, Lack of parental love.

49
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environmental factors

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Job pressure and poverty, Highly stressful environment and pressure, Social norms, Substance abuse.

50
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is positive stress because it motivates a person to continue, move on, and do things to be happy and productive.

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eustress

51
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gives a negative impact on a person’s life,
particularly on his or her health.

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distress

52
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five stages of grief

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denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance

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