Philippine Festival & Theatrical Forms

1. The term “Ati-atihan” means _____________.

• A. Make-Believe Atis

• B. Make-Believe Friend

• C. Make-Believe everyone

• D. Make-Believe Man

2. This festival features street dancing, harana, indigenous Filipino games, Lupakan, singing and dancing in the province of Batangas.

• A. Panagbenga

• B. Sinulog

• C. Kadayawan

• D. Sublian

__3. It is collaborative form of theater, music, dance, and literature that portrays day to day struggles and triumphs of common Filipinos.

• A. Bodabil

• B. Moro-moro

• C. Komedya

• D. Sarsuela

_4. This is a dance form that originated in Batangas. Tradionally, it is performed with the accompaniment of the drums and chanting that praises the Patron through poetry, movement, and music.

• A. cha-cha

• B. Subli

• C. Pandanggosailaw

• D. Tinikling

5. It is one of the colorful theatrical traditions in the Philippines used by the Spanish as a method to spread Christianity.

• A. Bodabil

• B. Moro-moro

• C. Komedya

• D. Sarsuela