The Wedding Dance

WHO WAS THE AUTHOR OF THE STORY?

• AMADOR MAGUIO

• AMADOR SAGUIO

• AMADOR DAGUIO

• AMADOR BAGUIO

Who is Lumnay in the story of the wedding dance?

• Mother of Awiyao

• Awiyao's former wife

• Awiyao's sister

• Awiyao's new younger wife

Who is the second wife of Awiyao?

• Madulimay

• Malimay

• Madelleya

• Malumnay

Why Awiyao married his second wife?

• Because he doesn't have a choice

• Because he loves her so much

• Because he forces his parents to marry her

• Because Lumnay was not able to give him a child

What did Lumnay do to his husband?

• She cried the whole night.

• She got angry with Awiyao.

• She let him go.

• She runs out.

Do you think that Awiyao loves Lumnay so much?

• Yes!

• No, Because he married another woman.

• Yes, he loves Lumnay but it will not give him a child

• No!

What is the climax of the story the wedding dance?

• Outside, the villagers are dancing in celebration of the wedding. Awiyao leaves to try and comfort Lumnay. He offers her many items of the life that they built together.

• Lumnay sits on the side of the mountain overlooking the blazing fire and dancing women, thinking about how her life has changed.

• Awiyao finally leaves to re-join the wedding and Lumnay runs into the hills.

• The reader is left not knowing what will become of Lumnay.

What is the setting of the story The wedding dance?

• The Philipines mountain village

• Village of the mountain in the Philippines

• The mountain province

• The mountain village of the Philippines where Awiyao has been remarried.

What is the exposition of "The Wedding Dance?

• Outside, the villagers are dancing in celebration of the wedding. Awiyao leaves to try and comfort Lumnay. He offers her many items of the life that they built together

• The story begins at night in a mountain village in the Philippines, where Awiyao has just been remarried.

• Awiyao has left his wife Lumnay because she couldn’t give him a child. He has now married Madulimay in the hope of having a son.

• Lumnay sits on the side of the mountain overlooking the blazing fire and dancing women, thinking about how her life has changed. She has a sense of desperation, isolation, and worthlessness.

The part of the story when "Lumnay sits on the side of the mountain overlooking the blazing fire and dancing women, thinking about how her life has changed. She has a sense of desperation, isolation, and worthlessness."

• Falling action

• Setting

• Resolution

• Climax