PE

Question 1

Traditional dances a particular country are ____ _____

Answer 1

Folk dances

Question 2

are also Traditional folk dances with a national dimension.

Answer 2

National dances

Question 3

They are recognized and commonly danced in a given country, often with many regional variations.

Answer 3

FOLK AND NATIONAL FOLK DANCES

Question 4

Subli:

A courtship dance performed in Batangas, often part of religious events.

Answer 4

Life-cycle Dances

Question 5

Sinulog:

A festival dance performed in Cebu to honor the Santo Niño (Child Jesus).

Answer 5

Festival Dances

Question 6

Pandanggo sa llaw:

A dance representing the balancing act of women carrying oil lamps on their heads while performing various tasks.

Answer 6

Occupational Dances

Question 7

Bendayan:

A dance of thanksgiving for a bountiful harvest from the Benguet province.

Answer 7

Ritual and Ceremonial Dances

Question 8

Pukol:

A playful dance involving throwing objects like handkerchiefs, usually danced by children.

Answer 8

Game Dances

Question 9

Maglalatik:

In some versions, it is performed with comedic elements, as dancers portray mock battles for coconut meat.

Answer 9

Joke and Trickster Dances

Question 10

Tinikling:

Mimics the movement of birds, specifically the tikling, avoiding bamboo traps.

Answer 10

Mimetic or Drama Dances

Question 11

Sagayan:

A Maranao warrior dance showing preparation for battle, complete with shields and swords.

Answer 11

War Dances

Question 12

Alcamfor:

A social dance from Leyte, where couples exchange handkerchiefs dipped in alcamfor (camphor) perfume

Answer 12

Social Amenities Dances

Question 13

This dance comes from the province of Batangas in the Tagalog Region of the Philippine Islands.

In the old days it was very popular and was usually danced at all the big social affairs and at the town fiestas.

Answer 13

POLKA SA NAYON

Polka
Point
Heal and Toe Polka
Polka and Gallop
Point and Circle
Saludo

Question 13

This is a very popular ballroom-.. folk dance that had its early origin in the provinces of Leyte and Samar.

Answer 13

LUBI-LUBI

Native Waltz

Waltz Turn

Sway Balance

Waltz Around

Question 13

This “mimetic” folk dance is said to have originated from the province of Surigao in Philippines.

Apparently, this dance form is said to have been popular in towns such as Carrascal, Cantilan, Lanuza, and Carmen.

Answer 13

ITIK ITIK

Step

Ball-close

Slide-close

Heel

Cross-Step

Question 14

“Lubi” means?

Answer 14

Coconut

Question 15

is a word used to describe contemporary dance, a dance form in which dancers can express themselves freely through movements

Answer 15

MODERN DANCE

Question 16

Modern dance can be considered as a 1._________ from the confining nature of 2.________ ______, which follows strict rules in dancing.(Horwitz, in Reynolds, 1979)

Answer 16

1.diversion
2.classical ballet

Question 17

This dance will use the body as an instrument and let the dancer know how to control and use it.

It also shows basic dance skills to ensure an effective and precise movement of the body.

Answer 17

Technique

Question 18

This corresponds to the natural motion of dancers in response to the choreographer’s recommendations.

Different images, thoughts, emotions, or other stimulating events may lead to improvisation. Modern dance gives the dancer a great deal of freedom.

Answer 18

Improvisation

Question 19

Modern dance gives flexibility to ________. The type

of this dance form reflects much of its creators’ personal

and emotional perceptions.

Answer 19

Choreography

Question 20

Dance choreography’s purpose and style are not confined to specific areas or subject matters, allowing choreographers to select themes and styles by themselves and according to their requirements.

Answer 20

(Minton, 1984).