Q4 PE_8 Quiz

1. The Philippine folk dance uses sticks which were originally used by children to ask for gifts during Christmas.

• Binislakan
• Sakuting
• Sua Ku Sua
• Pangalay

2. The Philippine folk dance that uses white fans to represent the leaves of pomelos rustling in the wind.

• Binislakan
• Sakuting
• Sua Ku Sua
• Pangalay

3. The Philippine folk dance where movements resemble kontaw silat martial art common in the Malay archipelago.

• Binislakan
• Sakuting
• Sua Ku Sua
• Pangalay

4. The Philippine folk dance is also known as Daling-Daling or Mengalai in Sabah, Malaysia.

• Binislakan
• Sakuting
• Sua Ku Sua
• Pangalay

5. The Philippine folk dance originated in Lingayen, Pangasinan which means with the use of sticks.

• Binislakan
• Sakuting
• Sua Ku Sua
• Pangalay

6. In this folk dance, the dancers look backward or upward in some of the movements demonstrating the meaning of its town origin.

• Binislakan
• Sakuting
• Sua Ku Sua
• Pangalay

7. The performers in this dance thickly cover their faces with finely ground rice powder.

• Binislakan
• Sakuting
• Sua Ku Sua
• Pangalay

8. In this dance, the dancers wear extended metal fingernails on each finger called janggay which are usually in gold.

• Binislakan
• Sakuting
• Sua Ku Sua
• Pangalay

9. The Philippine folk dance uses sticks to produce sounds imitating the chopsticks used by the Chinese in eating.

• Binislakan
• Sakuting
• Sua Ku Sua
• Pangalay

10. The basic step in Sua Ku Sua.

• waltz
• walking
• mincing
• change step