Non religious festivals

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a key aspect in describing a Philippine non-religious festival?

• The type of food served at the festival

• The place where the festival is held

• The number of people attending

• The weather during the festival

Open Ended

Why do you think non-religious festivals are important in a community?

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT typically celebrated in non-religious festivals in the Philippines?

• Harvest bounties

• Religious miracles

• Community identity

• Indigenous traditions

Open Ended

What are some ways that festivals in the Philippines reflect the country’s culture and identity?

Multiple Choice

What is the meaning of the word 'madayaw' in the context of the Kadayawan Festival?

• Season of blooming

• Thanksgiving

• Smiling face

• Harvest

Multiple Select

Which festivals feature costumes inspired by indigenous or tribal traditions?

• Panagbenga Festival

• Masskara Festival

• Kaamulan Festival

• Kadayawan Festival

Open Ended

Compare the highlights and activities of the Banga Festival and Pawikan Festival. What makes each festival unique?

Multiple Choice

What is the main purpose of the Pawikan Festival in Morong, Bataan?

• To celebrate harvest season

• To honor clay pot heritage

• To raise awareness about endangered Olive Ridley turtles

• To showcase flower blooms

Multiple Choice

Which festival is celebrated in Balanga City during the last week of April to honor the city's clay pot heritage?

• Pawikan Festival

• Banga Festival

• Panagbenga Festival

• MassKara Festival

Open Ended

How do festivals like those in the Philippines and UAE help preserve cultural identity and heritage?

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT typically described when identifying a Philippine non-religious festival?

• Place

• Date

• Origin

• Weather

Open Ended

Reflecting on today's lesson, what aspect of Philippine non-religious festivals did you find most interesting or meaningful?