EVOLUTION OF DANCE

It is a dance considered to be in its purest form because it has not been refined, developed, trained, or guided by an artist.

• Contemporary

• Modern

• Primitive

• Spanish

Dances that connect the material world to the spiritual.

• Spiritual

• Ritual

• Occupational

• Communal

Dances which celebrate an individual’s birth, baptism, courtship, wedding, and demise.

• Lifecycle

• Ceremonial

• Ritual

• Occupational

This dance lends its graphic and symbolic movements from the life of surrounding animals.

• Lifecycle

• Ritual

• Occupational

• Mimetic

This dance transforms defense and livelihood activities to celebratory performances.

• Ritual

• Occupational

• Mimetic

• Lifecycle

This dance transforms defense and livelihood activities to celebratory performances.

• TRUE

• FALSE

The primitive dances of the Filipinos draw their inspiration from the different images around them, the religious and social activities of the tribe which are communal in purpose.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Lifecycle dances depicts community activities such as planting and hunting performed for the celebration of work.

• TRUE

• FALSE

The mountain regions of Northern Luzon share common beliefs especially making offerings to their "anitos".

• TRUE

• FALSE

Dances from Northern Luzon and the deepest South of the Sulu are basic part of life performed for their gods or exhibit a rhythmic movement of simple skill.

• TRUE

• FALSE