P.E. 6 Q4 WW1: Itik-itik & Maglalatik

1. It is an activity where you move your body in time with the music.

• A. Stage play

• B. Dance

• C. Acting

• D. Opera

2. The dancers move like a duck wading and swimming.

• A. Itik-itik

• B. Binasuan

• C. Sinkil

• D. Tinikling

3. Which of the following is NOT a benefit that we get from dancing?

• A. Immune system becomes stronger.

• B. We get to be with our friends even late at night.

• C. Confidence is developed.

• D. Balance and posture improved.

4. The hand is with a semi opened palm and finger pointing upward.

Wrist is turned in circular motion.

• A. Kumintang

• B. Sarok (Salok)

• C. Hayon-hayon

• D. Kewet (Kalawit)

5. Your two arms are related at sides and bent at elbows so that the

forearms are parallel to the head, palms facing Inwards.

• A. Kumintang

• B. Reverse “T” Position

• C. “T” Position

• D. Kewet (Kalawit)

6. Your arms are in T position with hands closed and thumbs “UP”

position. Turn wrist in circular motion.

• A. Kumintang

• B. Reverse “T” Position

• C. “T” Position

• D. Kewet (Kalawit)

7. Your right arm is making a big circular motion in front

while the left arm is resting.

• A. Kumintang

• B. Sarok (Salok)

• C. Hayon-hayon

• D. Kewet (Kalawit)

8. A dance performed by males using coconut shells.

• A. Binasuan

• B. Sala Ti Mais

• C. Maglalatik

• D. Regatones

9. Your both arms are raised at sides and bent at elbows so that the

upper arms are at your shoulder level.

• A. Arms in 1st position

• B. Arms in 2nd Position

• C. Arms in 3rd Position

• D. Arms in 4th Position

10. A pair of dancers are hopping between bamboo poles stuck on the

ground like a” Tikling” in time with music.

• A. Tinikling

• B. Singkil

• C. Kalatong

• D. Maglalatik