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WorksheetsMUSIC 7 Quarter 4 - Module 1: The Ati-atihan Festival
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 13mins
The instruments used in the Ato0atihan festival are mainly...
Percussion Instruments
Steinger Instruments
Woodwind Instruments
Brass Instruments
The following are the traits of the people of Kalibo which are showcased in the festival EXCEPT...
Creative
Friendly
Self-centered
Religious
Based on the stories about the origin of the Ati-atihan festival, what type of
festival does this event belong?
Religious
Epic
Secular
Both Religious and Secular
Festivals of this kind mainly benefits which of the following sectors?
Tourism
Agriculture
Industry
Religious
Ati-atihan festival is considered as one of the greatest street parties in the
world. Why do you think the international critics said so?
The music is very loud.
There are a lot of food.
The presentations are awesome.
The people watching the parade are not just spectators but can
participate as well.
The Ati-atihan festival is often referred to as "The Mother of Philippine Festivals" because...
Most participants are mothers.
It is the oldest festival in the country.
The whole event is dedicated to all mothers.
The main theme of the festival is about Mother Nature.
The phrase Hala Bira! Pwera Pasma! suggests an attitude of an Ati-atihan
participant. Which among these attitudes does is NOT RELATED to it?
Healthy
Rich
Joyful
Patient
What meter is used in the music for the Ati0atihan Festival?
Free time
Duple
Quadruple
Triple
Why do the participants of this festival paint their skin black?
To look like the first inhabitants of the island
To serve as protection from the heat of the sun
To easily matches the color of their costumes
To use a color that can be easily produced
How can this kind of activity help preserve the local culture of the place?
A strong bond between participants is developed.
The creativity of the people is enhanced.
The cycle of creative storytelling through dance and music continues to
roll.
Different sides of the story will arise due to interpretation and creativity.
As a student, how can you help promote festivals like the Ati-atihan?
