P.E 12

The highest form of art of the Filipino dances because of their unique and beautiful movements.

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  International dances

• Non-Christian or ethnic dances

• Christian dances

• National dances

most influenced by the Spaniards and other Europeans have been adopted into our native culture

• International dances

• Non-Christian or ethnic dances

• Christian dances

• 
  National dances

these are dances found throughout the islands with little or no modifications.

• 
  International dances

• Non-Christian or ethnic dances

• Christian dances

• 
  National dances

these dances depict actions of a articular occupation, industry or human labor.

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  religious/ceremonial dances

• game dances

• occupational dances

• comic dances

these dances associated with religion, vows and ceremonies.

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  religious/ceremonial dances

• 
  game dances

• occupational dances

• comic dances

these are dances which depict funny movements intended for entertainment.

• religious/ceremonial dances

• 
  game dances

• occupational dances

• comic dances

these dances are suitable for special occasions or for any social gathering.

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  wedding dances

• war dances

• courtship dances

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  festival dances

the best description of the __________ is that the steps mimic the way a duck walks, as well as the way it splashes water on its back to attract a mate.

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  tinikling

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  pandanggo sa ilaw

• 
  sayaw sa bangko

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  itik-itik

is performed while balancing three oil lamps-one on the head and one in each hand.

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  tinikling

• pandanggo sa ilaw

• 
  sayaw sa bangko

• 
  itik-itik

is a dance traditionally performed by single women to attract the attention of potential suitors.

• maglalatik

• pandanggo sa ilaw

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  cariñosa

• singkil