What symbol represents a tribe’s identity, family ties, courage, beauty, and social rank?

What do you call a skilled worker who creates things by hand?

What term refers to belonging to a group of people who share the same culture or ancestry?

What refers to vocal, instrumental, or mechanical sounds that have rhythm, melody, or harmony?

What do we call customs or beliefs that are passed down from one generation to another?

During the spread of Catholicism, artworks such as carved saints, altar paintings, murals, and Baroque churches like San Agustin were created. What type of art is this?

Salidumay is a traditional song from the Cordillera, especially of the Kalinga people, that began in pre-colonial times. What kind of song is it?

Salidumay uses a strophic melody. What does this mean?

What message is expressed in the lyrics of Salidumay?

What do you call small objects with holes that can be threaded for jewelry or art making?

What is the large, flat, round metal instrument that produces sound when struck with a mallet?

In music, what keeps musicians and dancers moving together at the same time?

In the Banga Dance, what is the traditional skirt worn by women, common in Southeast Asia?

What do you call the accessory worn on the head to complete a costume or traditional attire?

What does the Banga Dance reveal about Kalinga women?

Which description best explains the main movements in the Banga Dance?

What song form repeats one section, usually a verse, with different lyrics?

What do you call the clay pot that originates from the Cordillera region?

Which is the traditional folk song from the Cordillera, especially among the Kalinga people?

What do you call a musical piece that includes both words and melody?

What term refers to a story about events or experiences that may be real or imaginary?

What do you call a set of symbolic actions performed during a special event?

What refers to a series of connected movements of the body?

How did native traditions and Spanish colonization affect Philippine art in the 16th and 17th centuries?

What do you call substances used to prevent illness, treat disease, reduce symptoms, or help in diagnosis?

What is the act of keeping someone or something safe from harm called?

What term means stopping something from happening or preventing an action?

Why do medical professionals give medicine to sick people?

What does it mean to make a person healthy again or remove an illness?

What type of drug may lead a person to try more dangerous substances?

What bitter substance is naturally found in coffee, tea, kola nuts, and cacao?

What do you call any body movement that helps improve health and fitness?

Which of the following is NOT considered a physical activity?

How does regular physical activity help mental health?

Which medicine helps reduce stomach acid?

What do you call a basic set of body skills that serve as a foundation for more complex skills?

What movements allow a person to travel from one place to another?

What are movements performed without changing location called?

What skills involve using small muscles to hold or control objects such as a ball?

What ability allows a person to move quickly and change direction while staying balanced?

What refers to the ability to control the body’s center of gravity while moving or staying still?

What ability allows a person to use different body parts together, such as the hands and eyes?

What do you call the ability of the heart and lungs to supply oxygen during long periods of exercise?

What does Moderate to Vigorous Physical Activity (MVPA) mean?

What best describes Moderate Physical Activity (MPA)?

What best defines Vigorous Physical Activity (VPA)?

What medicines are used to relieve pain caused by illness, injury, or surgery?

What medication reduces swelling, irritation, and mucus in nasal or eye passages?

Which of the following is an example of a locomotor skill?