Music of Philippine festival and Theatrical form

Ati-atihan is a festival celebrated in ________________.

• Aklan

• Batangas

• Cebu City

• D. Davao

2. Sublian is a festival celebrated in __________________.

• Aklan

• Batangas

• Cebu City

• Davao

 

Kadayawan is a festival celebrated in __________________.

• Aklan

• Davao

• Batangas

• Cebu City

This festival aims to express friendliness, enthusiasm and good will to all people. It celebrates epic stories of the three heroes namely Baltog, Handyong, Bantong and other ancient heroes.

• Ibalong

• Kadayawan

• Panagbenga

• Moriones

This festival is held on the third Sunday of January in Cebu that commemorates the rejection by the Filipinos of their former animist belief and the acceptance of Christianity.

• Ati-atihan

• Kadayawan

• Sinulog

• Sublian

A colorful folk religious festival during holy week with Roman costumes and painted masks replicating the clothes of biblical Roman soldiers is __________.

• Ibalong

• Kadayawan

• Moriones

• Panagbenga

The term “Ati-atihan” means ___________.

• Make-Believe Atis

• Make Believe Friend

• Make-Bleieve everyone

• Make-Believe artis

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

• Bodabil

• Komedya

• Moro-moro

• Sarsuela

This intermission act featured comedy skits, music, monologue, acrobats and magical acts performed in between long sarsuela acts during the Japanese period.

• Bodabil

• Komedya

• Moro-moro

• Sarsuela

It is a type of stage performance that portrays the clash between Muslims and Christians.

• Bodabil

• Komedya

• Moro-moro

• Sarsuela