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WorksheetsP.E. - Grade 7 2nd Qtr
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 14mins
Classification of Philippine Folk Dances:
________ are simulations of combat moves or duels.
Occupational dances
War dances
Festival dances
Animal or imitative dances
Classification of Philippine Folk Dances:
________ are performed to depict the work or the day-to-day activities of a community
Occupational dances
War dances
Festival dances
Animal or imitative dances
Classification of Philippine Folk Dances:
________ are usually performed by singles or newly-weds together with the relatives of the bride and groom
Religious or ceremonial dances
War dances
Festival dances
Courtship or wedding dances
Classification of Philippine Folk Dances:
________ are performed during fiestas as a thanksgiving ritual for a bountiful harvest or good fortune.
Religious or ceremonial dances
War dances
Festival dances
Courtship or wedding dances
Classification of Philippine Folk Dances:
________ are used for entertainment.
Religious or ceremonial dances
Animal or imitative dances
Festival dances
Courtship or wedding dances
Means to put your foot in a certain position
Close
Brush
Place
Free Foot
RICE Method:
R-?
(a)
RICE Method:
I-?
(a)
RICE Method:
C-?
(a)
RICE Method:
E-?
(a)
Is a RICE Method:
Stop dancing and moving the injured area.
Immobilize
Cold
Elevate
Rest
Is a RICE Method:
Apply an elastic compression bandage to the injured area.
Immobilize
Cold
Elevate
Rest
Is a RICE Method:
Apply ice or an ice pack to the injured area for 20 minutes every 2 hours for 2 days to reduce inflammation.
Immobilize
Cold
Elevate
Rest
Is a RICE Method:
Raise the injured area above the heart.
Immobilize
Cold
Elevate
Rest
Is a RICE Method:
Apply ice or an ice pack to the injured area for 20 minutes every 2 hours for 2 days to reduce inflammation.
Immobilize
Cold
Elevate
Rest
(a) Is a first-aid guide used for immediate treatment of dance injuries
Is a Filipino traditional dance from Leyte that uses bamboo poles for dancing
War dance
Pandango sa Ilaw
Tinikling
It is the foot which does not have the weight of the body
Outside foot
Inside foot
Free foot
Is performed either right or left; at shoulder, chest, or waist level with both arms at one side laterally
Arms in lateral position
Brush
Crossed arms
Do-si-do
Means the foot with the weight hits the floor with the ball or heel, lifting the foot from the floor to any direction.
Arms in lateral position
Brush
Crossed arms
Do-si-do
means to bring both feet together without a change of weight.
Close
Brush
Crossed arms
Do-si-do
Is the hand that is away from the partner when partners stand side-by-side
Inside hand
Outside hand
Point
Is the hand which is near the partner when partners stand side-by-side
Inside hand
Outside hand
Point
