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Festival in Philippines

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 12mins

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Class
Date
1.

It is known as “Mother of all festivals”?

a)

Ati-atihan

b)

Sublian

c)


Sinulog

d)


Moriones

2.

When was the Sinulog Festival celebrated?

a)

Every third Sunday of March

b)

Every third Sunday of April

c)

Every third Sunday of January

d)

Every third Sunday of February

3.

Kadayawan comes from the word____________ meaning beautiful and thanksgiving for nature’s gift.


a)

kawayan

b)

madayaw

c)

madaya

d)

kadayaw

4.
  1. In what place Pahiyas festival celebrated?

a)

Lucban, Quezon

b)

Cavite

c)

Laguna

d)


Batangas

5.

What province Sinulog festival celebrated?

a)

Aklan

b)

Davao

c)

Batangas

d)

Cebu

6.

It is also refer as folk dance.

a)

Festival Dance

b)

Traditional Dance

c)

Folk Dance

d)

Dance Festival

7.

What do you call to the movements of the people dancing on the street during the Kadayawan Festival?

a)

Itik-itik dance

b)

Indak sa Dulan

c)

Indak, indak sa Tanan

d)

Indak, indak sa Dalan

8.

These are examples of nonreligious festivals in the Philippines except:

a)

Panagbenga/Flower Festival

b)

Sinulog Festival

c)

Masskara Festival

d)

Kadayawan Festival

9.

It is the famous religious festival in our country.

a)

Ati-atihan Fetsival

b)

Masskara Festival

c)

Sinulog Festival

d)

Dinagyang Festival

10.

It is a festival that is usually done tin honor of a thanksgiving or bountiful harvest

a)

Kadayawan Festivals

b)

Bangus Festival

c)

Ati-atihan Festival

d)

Masskara Festival

11.

Non-religious festival celebrates an array of different cultural and historical aspects of the community. They're chances for people to come together and appreciate local art, music, dance, and cuisine.

11.

Which are the nonreligious festivals? (3 answers needed)

a)

Masskara Festival

b)

Ati-atihan Festival

c)

Bangus Festival

d)

Panagbenga Festival

e)

Kadayawan Festival

12.

Religious festivals in the Philippines are not just to exhibit art, culture, delicacies, and talent. They are ways to commemorate and pay respect to patron saints. For many Filipinos, it’s an obligation to attend because of the miraculous magic of the saints. Their deep faith makes them grateful for the good fortune and luck that the saints impart.

12.

Which of the following considered as religious festival in the Philippines? (2 answers needed)

a)

Masskara Festival

b)

Ati-atihan Festival

c)

Pahiyas Festival

d)

Panagbenga Festival