SINGKIL DANCE

What is the origin of the Singkil dance?

• Bali

• Philippines

• Thailand

• Maranao people of Lake Lanao

What are the traditional costumes worn by the performers of Singkil dance?

• Kimono

• Dirndl dresses

• Maria Clara dresses

• Sari

What is the significance of the bamboo poles in the Singkil dance?

• To symbolize the strength of the male dancers

• To represent the traditional food of the region

• To represent the movements of the princess and her companions

• To provide support for the musicians during the performance

Who is the main character in the Singkil dance story?

• prince

• princess

• king

• villager

What are the basic steps of the Singkil dance?

• Cha-cha and Salsa steps

• Ballet and Tap dance steps

• Hip-hop and Breakdance steps

• Sakuting and Karatong steps

What is the cultural significance of the Singkil dance in Filipino society?

• It is a modern dance that originated in the Philippines

• It has no cultural significance in Filipino society

• It is a traditional dance that showcases the grace and agility of the dancers.

• It is a dance that is only performed by men

What are the musical instruments commonly used in accompanying the Singkil dance?

• Piano and Violin

• Drums and Saxophone

• Guitar and Flute

• Agung and Kulintang

What are the different variations of the Singkil dance?

• Royal Singkil, Fan Dance, Muslim Suite

• Tango, Salsa, Waltz

• Breakdance, Flamenco, Tap Dance

• Ballet, Hip Hop, Jazz

How is the Singkil dance traditionally performed?

• With graceful movements and intricate footwork, often accompanied by a fan or scarf.

• Performed with slow and lethargic movements

• Performed in a seated position with minimal movement

• Performed with heavy stomping and aggressive movements

What are the key elements that make the Singkil dance unique compared to other traditional dances?

• The use of modern music and costumes

• The absence of any storytelling or cultural significance

• The incorporation of acrobatic stunts

• The use of bamboo poles, intricate hand movements, and storytelling aspect