PT in PE (Q4)

What is the meaning of the dance Binislakan?

• bamboo sticks

• rhythmic sticks

• fingernail

• pomelo tree

Which of the following countries HAS NOT influenced the dance Sua-Ku-Sua?

• Indonesia

• China

• Thailand

• Malaysia

What is the classification of the dance Pangalay?

• social dance

• courtship dance

• wedding/festival dance

• recreational and social dance

Where is the place of origin of the dance Sakuting?

• Panay and Leyte

• Jolo, Sulu

• Abra and Ilocos Norte

• Lingayen, Pangasinan

Which dance features a male and female dancer version called Pangiluk?

• Binislakan

• Tiklos

• Sua-Ku-Sua

• Pangalay

What is the costume of the male dancers in Sua-Ku-Sua?

• top (barawasi), pants (sawal or kantiu), shoulder band (siyag)

• camisa de chino and red pants

• top (bajo), pants (sawal or kantiu)

• native Ilocano kimono style with sleeves of elbow length; ankle-length skirt of bright-colored plaids shirred at the waist

Which folk dance involves the figures Heel-and-Toe-Change, Rock and Gallop, Change-Hop-Swing, and Touch and Jump?

• Tiklos

• Pangalay

• Sua-Ku-Sua

• Binislakan

What is the dance culture of the dance Sakuting?

• Muslim (coastal)

• Christian (lowland)

• coastal and lowland

• Christian and Muslim

Which country influenced the dance Tiklos?

• China, Burma and Cambodia

• China

• Cambodia and Malaysia

• Thailand

What is the creative imagery used in the dance Sua-Ku-Sua?

• rhythmic sticks representing chopsticks

• dancers are barefoot

• janggay (extended metal finger nails)

• fans transform into tiny sails, face mirrors, butterflies, shields and leaves