Stick Fighting - Grade 11

Another name for stick fighting in Trinidad is ____________.

• Stick Licking

• Stick Art

• Kalinda

• Canboulay

Stick fighters are commonly called ____________.

• Boismen

• Sticklickers

• Griot fighters

• Martial Artists

Some stick fighting movements are ____________________.

• Karray, dinki mini

• Karray, braix and wangle low

• Karray, braix and Kumina

• Braix, karray and charge

Stick fighting in Trinidad is MOSTLY practiced ________________ annually.

• Before the Christmas holidays

• After the Christmas holidays

• After Carnival celebrations

• During the Easter holidays

Stick Fighting songs are called ____________.

• Mentos

• Extempos

• Calypsos

• Lavways

Stick Fighting songs have a ________________ structure.

• Call and response

• Response and beckon

• Melody and lyrics

• Verse and chorus

The ___________ is the lead singer of stick fighting songs.

• Griot

• Chantwell

• Band leader

• Chorus Leader

The drums utilized in producing the music that stick fighters dance to are _________________________ drums.

• Bata, keg and samba

• Keg, cutter and folay

• Djembe, folay and keg

• Bata, jembe and keg

The stick fighting space is referred to as the _______________.

• Proscenium Arch

• Boxing ring

• Gayelle

• Pavilion

The sticks in the stick fighting community are commonly referred to as _______________________________.

• Bois and poui

• Poui and baton

• Bamboo and bois

• Bois and baton