Sua-ku-Sua Activity

What does the Sua-ku-Sua dance represent?

• A battle between two groups

• A connection between people and nature

• A story about a king and queen

• A competition to see who dances best

How do the movements in the Sua-ku-Sua dance relate to nature?

• They copy animal movements.

• They imitate the growth of plants.

• They show how people hunt for food.

• They represent the sounds of the forest.

How might the Sua-ku-Sua dance change to fit modern performances?

• By changing the dance to focus only on individual performances.

• By adding modern music but keeping the traditional dance steps.

• By removing the traditional costumes and making it more casual.

• By focusing more on dancing for fun rather than tradition.

Why are traditional costumes important in the Sua-ku-Sua dance?

• They show the culture and history of the people.

• They make the dancers look more fashionable.

• They help the dancers move faster.

• They are only worn for decoration.

How does the Sua-ku-Sua dance help the community during celebrations?

• It brings people together to celebrate shared traditions.

• It entertains the audience without any cultural meaning.

• It is only about individual performance and winning.

• It focuses only on making the dance look beautiful.