QUIZ P.E 7 FOLK DANCE

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

• Hip-Hop Dance

• Ballroom Dance

• Folk Dance

A form of folk dance popular among Christians in the lowland of Luzon, and is performed during fiesta.

• Muslim Dance

• Cordillera dance

• Rural Dance

A form of dance by cultural minorities/tribes all throughout the Philippines and is usually intended to appease their gods.

• Ethnic/tribal Dance

• Muslim Dance

• Spanish Influence Dance

A form of dance with Filipino adaptations of European dances like Jotas, Christianity fandanggos, mazurkas, waltzes accompanied by rondalla.

• Spanish Influence Dance

• Ethnic Dance

• Muslim Dance

A form of dance performed by the royals and for the royals of Mindanao, shows mysticism, royalty and beauty. Performers usually use intricate hand & arm movement. The fingers express the emotions and feelings. They also uses shimmering costumes.

• Ethnic Dance

• Muslim Dance

• Rural Dance

A form of dance of mountain tribes in Northern Luzon, such as those of the Kalinga and the Ifugao people. It serves for self-edification of the performers and entertainment for the spectators. They dance to appease their ancestors and gods to cure ailments, to insure successful war-mating activities, or to ward off bad luck or natural calamities.

• Cordillera Dance

• Muslim Dance

• Spanish Influence Dance

Which of the following is an example of Muslim dance base on the epic poem Darangen?

• Uyaoy

• Maglalatik

• Singkil

Which of the following is a wedding festival dance of the affluent family from Ifugao?

• Uyaoy

• Tinikling

• Ati-atihan

A drama centering on a bird with a broken leg coached by the rest of the flock in an effort to try her wings and fly again, in the end the flock of birds fly again. This dance is performed by the T'boli during planting and harvesting which shows the flights and hops of the tahaw bird.

• Madal Tahaw/ Kadal Tahaw

• Maglalatik

• Sayaw sa Bangko

A Spanish influence dance typical of a woman’s debut or even her wedding. The accompanying love ballad was written by Maestro Nitoy Gonzales when he was courting Jovita Friese, who then choreographed the graceful and beautiful habanera dance that accompanied it. Jovencita means -young lady in Spanish.

• Habanera Jovincita

• Carinosa

• Mazurka