Dance rituals that mimic work-related activities such as hunting, planting, and harvesting.

These dances reflect the simple life of the people in the barrios. It depicts common work, daily activities of the people. Examples are Tinikling, Itik-Itik dance and Sala ti Mais.

Are dances that originated in the influence of Malay, Javanese and middle Eastern Traders.

Folk dance of Visayas with a pair of dancers hopping between two bamboo poles held

with step pattern step (1,2) close (3)

With a step pattern of point (1,2), close step (3)

Right arm is raised above the head and left arm is maintained in second position. Right heel close to the left in step.

Arms are opened sideward with rounded elbows. Feet apart about one foot away from each other.

Both arms are raised above the head with rounded elbows. Right heel close to the left big toe.

Both arms are raised in front of chest with rounded elbows. Heels together, 45 degrees open.

Right arm is maintained above the head and left arm is placed in first position. Right foot placed in front of the left foot about one foot away from each other.

Which of the following descriptions best defines Folk Dancing?

The oldest form of dance in the Philippines

It is a form of dance developed by a group of people that reflects the traditional life of a people certain country, region, or community.

A dance step in which partners turn crosswise and bow to each other, to the audience, or to the opposite dancers with feet together.

Folk Dance is always related to one's _________.

Philippine Folk Dance mirrors the _____ of the Filipinos.

It is a princess dance, also called as “Royal Maranao Fan Dance”.