PE - Folk Dance

TRUE OR FALSE

Many of the Filipino folk dances have the girls holding their

skirts and the boys placing their hands on their waists

The boys stand on the right side and girls stand on the left

side of their partners

• TRUE

• FALSE

Raise both arms at shoulder level.

Swing them gracefully from one side to the other side.

• Arms in Lateral Position

• Hayon-Hayon

• Kumintang

• Hards in Lateral Position

Place one arm in front of the waist and the other arm at

the back of the waist

• Arms in Lateral Position

• Hayon-Hayon

• Kumintang

• Hards in Lateral Position

With one arm raised, close the hand into a fist and

make a circular motion

• Arms in Lateral Position

• Hayon-Hayon

• Kumintang

• Hards in Lateral Position

TRUE OR FALSE

In Arms in Lateral Position, the elbow should be slightly bent and placed in front of the chest

• TRUE

• FALSE

TRUE OR FALSE

Kumintang from the Visayan and Tagalog region,

one arm is raised overhead, with open palm

• TRUE

• FALSE

For dances coming from the

Ilocos Region, the kumintang is done with one arm raised at

the shoulder level

• TRUE

• FALSE

Raise arms in a reverse T position and gracefully turn downward the right forearm

and turn the left forearm upward as they move in a circle

• Forearm Turn

• Arms in Lateral Position

• Kumintang

• Hayon Hayon

Point the right or left foot in front

• Touch Step

• Close Step

• Bleking Step

• Cross Step