Lapay Bantigue

Lapay dance, a traditional folk dance imitating the graceful movement of the seagull, was promised to __________________.

• Saint Philomeno

• Saint Phinomena

• Saint Philomena

• Saint Philomelo

While waiting for the __________, people watch the lapays fly. From there, they imitated their movements.

• seagulls

• costumes

• fishes

• boats

• dancers

The person who combined the Lapay dance with the Bantigue dance is ___________________.

Kumintang is the third step of the Lapay Bantigue Dance.

(TRUE or FALSE)

The second step for this dance is _________________. It is when you raise your right arm and do a horizontal thumbs up.

• Lupad

• Kumintang

• Tuka

• Tanum

The costumes for this dance are ___________________________.

• red trousers and black longsleeves for boys; blue saya and patadyong for girls

• Patadyong Kimona for girls and blue trousers for boys

• camisa de chino for boys and baro at saya for girls

• Barong Tagalog for boys and Patadyong Kimona for girls

The music used is similar to that of ___________________, a Tagalog folk song about a plea for good harvest and healing from their patron saint.

• Magtanim ay Walang Biro

• Ang Magtanim ay Biro Lang

• Ang Magtanim ay HAHAHAHA

• Ang Magtanim ay 'Di Biro

The Lapay Bantigue Dance symbolizes _______________________.

• Religiosity, Artistry and Festivity, Hope and Pride, Abundance

• Artistry and Festivity, Freshness, Cuteness, Abundance

• Hope and Pride, Energy, Bounty Fresh, Asia's Best

• Abundance, Wow, Amazing, The Best

• Religiosity, Artistry and Festivity, Abundance, Influence and Courtship

Lapay Bantigue Dance Festival is celebrated annually during the city anniversary of Masbate on _____________.

In Masbate, seagull is locally known as ___________.

• Lapay

• Tikling

• Cariñosa

• Jamjam