Malibanga Dance Knowledge Assessment

The video tutorial introduces the Malibanga dance from Malawi, a traditional dance of the Tonga people inspired by ballet and the British Navy. It provides historical context, describing its origins during World War One and its connection to the British Navy. The tutorial explains the dance attire and the significance of the dance as a war dance. It includes detailed instructions on the dance steps and movements, emphasizing the importance of precision and energy. The video concludes with a performance, showcasing the dance accompanied by drums.

Where does the Malibanga dance originate from?

• Katame, Malawi

• Lusaka, Zambia

• Johannesburg, South Africa

• Nairobi, Kenya

Which people practice the Malibanga dance?

• Zulu

• Shona

• Tonga

• Maasai

What inspired the Tonga people to create the Malibanga dance?

• Traditional Zulu dances

• British folk dances

• Ballet dance seen in Johannesburg

• Maasai warrior dances

What is the primary color of the attire worn during the Malibanga dance?

• Green

• White

• Blue

• Red

What is the purpose of the Malibanga dance?

• Religious ritual

• Celebration of harvest

• War dance

• Wedding ceremony

What instrument typically accompanies the Malibanga dance?

• Guitar

• Piano

• Drums

• Flute

How should the dancers' steps be executed to avoid raising dust?

• Heavily

• Lightly

• Quickly

• Slowly

What should the dancers do with their hands when the left leg goes up?

• Raise them to the top

• Clap them together

• Move them to the side

• Keep them still

How many times should the dancers repeat the sequence 'one, two, three'?

• Once

• Twice

• Three times

• Four times

What is the final step in the dance sequence?

• Spinning

• Jumping

• Going down and up

• Clapping