2.What is the most well-known ensemble of Thailand?

3.Why do musicians bow before playing Gamelan instruments?

4.Which describes the timbre of Southeast Asian vocal music?

5.If a school plans to present a performance with shadow puppets and masks depicting Hindu epics, which tradition are they applying?

6.How does Balinese Gamelan differ from Javanese Gamelan?

7.What is the most famous puppetry form from Indonesia?

8.What traditional Vietnamese puppet form uses water as the stage?

9.Why are puppets in Southeast Asia treated with immense respect?

10.Which of the following best describes the function of music in Vietnamese water puppetry?

11.What theme was often presented in early Philippine Carrillo performances?

12.Which Philippine dance imitates the movement of the tikling birds?

13.What is the origin province of Sayaw sa Bangko?

14.The Ramayana Ballet of Indonesia is locally known as:

15.Why is Cariñosa often called the “Dance of Love”?

16.What does the Sinulog Festival celebrate?

17.Why do performers in Pandanggo sa Ilaw balance oil lamps while dancing?

18.If a school wants to perform a cultural dance that uses bamboo poles, which dance should they choose?

19.The Borobudur Temple is located in which country?

20.The Benjarong porcelain of Thailand is known for:

21.Indonesia’s Gamelan ensemble is mostly composed of chordophones.

22.The Piphat Ensemble is commonly used in Thai theater performances.

23.Cambodia’s Pinpeat Ensemble is the newest ensemble in Southeast Asia.

24.Gamelan instruments are believed to have supernatural powers.

25.The Slendro tuning system divides an octave into five equidistant tones.

26.Water puppetry stages are made of wood to hide the puppeteers.

27.Teatro Anino is a modern Filipino collective that continues the tradition of shadow play.

28.The Dalang, or puppet master, is only responsible for moving puppets, not narrating stories.

29.Modern shadow plays in Malaysia and the Philippines have incorporated mass media and technology.

30.Malaysian Wayang Kulit was influenced by both Javanese and Siamese traditions.

31.The Cariñosa originated from Panay Island during the colonial era.

32.The Sinulog Festival is celebrated in Cebu in honor of the Santo Niño.

33.Pandanggo sa Ilaw is inspired by the movements of fish in the sea.

34.The Singkil portrays a prince and princess weaving through bamboo poles.

35.The Ramayana Ballet of Indonesia is performed without dialogue, relying on dance and music.

36.Visual arts in Southeast Asia act as bridges between past, present, and future.

37.The Benjarong porcelain originated from the Ming Dynasty influence

38.The Sinh skirt of Laos is made of porcelain.

39.The Shwezigon Pagoda in Myanmar is covered in copper plates.

40.Angkor Wat in Cambodia was originally built for Buddhist worship.