name the dance

Your arms are more open in the first and fifth position.

• Amplified

• T-position

• Dance

• Traditional

2. Your both arms are raised at one side parallel to each other

• Hayon-hayon

• T-position

• Lateral

• Kewet

3. Your two arms are raised at sides and bent elbows so that the fore-arms are parallel to

the head palms facing inward.

• Sarok

• Reverse-T

• Dance

• Traditional

4. Your arms are in “T” position with hands closed and thumbs in “up” position. Turn

wrist in circular motion.

• Kumintang

• T-position

• Reverse-T

• Kewet

Your one arm is bent in front at the waist level and the other is bent behind at waist

level

• Hayon-hayon

• Kumintang

• Amplified

• Sarok

6. Your both arms are raised at sides and bent at elbows so that the upper arms are at

your shoulder levels.

• Reverse-T

• T-position

• Kumintang

• Sarok

7. Your arms are in “T” position with semi-opened palm and index finger pointing

upward. Turn wrists in circular motion.

• Amplified

• Reverse-T

• Kumintang

• Sarok

8. Your right arm is making a big circular motion in front while the left arm is resting.

Do it alternately

• Sarok

• Kewet

• Dance

• T-position

It is an activity where you move your body in time with the music.

• Dance

• Sarok

• Kumintang

• Amplified

It is a dance originated from a place that highlights its cultural roots.

• Kumintang

• Traditional Dance

• Sarok

• Kewet