Teuila Festival in Samoa

Fa'afiafiaga o le Teuila translates to?

• Teuila Celebration

• Teuila Parade

• Teuila Ceremony

• Teuila Festival

What is the significance of Fa'afiafiaga o le Teuila in the Teuila Festival?

• Fa'afiafiaga o le Teuila is a traditional Samoan dance that involves juggling coconuts.

• Fa'afiafiaga o le Teuila is a modern hip-hop dance performance

• Fa'afiafiaga o le Teuila is a cooking competition in the Teuila Festival

• Fa'afiafiaga o le Teuila is a festival that showcases Samoan traditional and contemporary dances, and various Samoan competition that showcases the skill and artistry of performers, as well as the Fa'aSamoa.

The word Teuila refers to what?

• A cultural festival in Samoa

• A traditional dance in Samoa

• A national flower of Samoa

• A type of flower in Fiji

What is the duration of the Teuila Festival?

• 1 week

• 2 weeks

• 5 days

• 10 days

Which month does the Teuila Festival usually take place?

• March

• January

• July

• September

What type of performances are showcased during Fa'afiafiaga o le Teuila?

• Stand-up comedy shows

• Classical music concerts

• Cultural Samoan performances

• Modern dance performances

What else is showcased during Teuila Festival. other than siva ma pese Samoa?

• fautasi (longboat) races

• fijian (outrigger canoe) races

• hula (dance)

• kava ceremony

Who typically participates in Fa'afiafiaga o le Teuila?

• Professional athletes

• Samoan communities, cultural groups, and schools

• International tourists

• Local politicians

What is the main objective of Teuila Festival?

• To promote modern technology in Samoa

• To raise awareness about climate change in the region

• To showcase traditional dances from other Pacific islands

• To celebrate Samoan culture, traditions, and heritage

How does the Teuila Festival contribute to the cultural preservation of Samoa?

• By promoting Western ideals over Samoan traditions

• By showcasing traditional dances, music, arts, and crafts, the Teuila Festival helps preserve and promote Samoan culture.

• By discouraging the practice of traditional customs

• By introducing foreign influences to Samoan culture