WorksheetsP.E 6 SUMMATIVE 4 (L3-L4 UNIT 3)
Total questions: 76
Worksheet time: 43mins
What is the specific residue of boiled coconut milk that the Moros and Christians are fighting over in the Maglalatik?
Kopra
Latik
Gata
Langis
Which town and province is the birthplace of the Maglalatik dance?
Biñan, Laguna
Surigao del Sur
Bauan, Batangas
Lucban, Quezon
In the itik-itik dance, what is the traditional attire for the male dancers?
Barong Tagalog
Red Trousers
Camisa de Chino and white trousers
Patadyong
How many coconut shells are attached to the body of a Maglalatik performer in total?
6
12
8
10
Which saint is the Maglalatik performed for as an offering during his feast day?
Saint Isidore the Farm Laborer
Saint Jude Thaddeus
Saint Augustine
Saint Nicholas
What does the word "mimetic" mean in the context of the itik-itik dance?
A dance involving weapons
A dance that imitates movements of animals or nature
A dance performed only by royalty
A dance used for courtship
If a dancer is wearing blue trousers in a Maglalatik performance, which group does he represent?
The Moros
The Farmers
The Christians
The Soloists
According to the origin story of itik-itik, what was the name of the original dance the young lady was performing before she started improvising?
Sibay
Subli
Cariñosa
Pandanggo
What musical meter is used for the itik-itik?
Duple meter (1, 2)
Triple meter (1, 2, 3)
Quadruple meter (1, 2, 3, 4)
Monotone rhythm
Which of the following is a primary fitness benefit of performing the fast-paced striking movements in Maglalatik?
Reading comprehension
Flexibility
Coordination and agility
Height increase
Where are the two coconut shells located on the lower body of a Maglalatik dancer?
On the ankles
Above the knees
On the heels
In itik-itik Step B, which part of the foot leads the movement when stepping forward?
The toes
The side of the foot
The heel
The ball of the foot
Why is Maglalatik also referred to as Magbabao?
Because it is a dance for the elderly
Because it uses "bao" or coconut shells
Because it is a slow dance
Because it originated in a place called Bao
What do the flapping arm movements in itik-itik symbolize?
Splashing water
Driving away flies
A duck's wings
A call for rain
If you are executing a "Step, ball-close, ball-close" pattern, which itik-itik step are you performing?
Step A
Step B
Step C
Step D
HOTS: If the Maglalatik depicts a battle over latik, what does this tell us about the importance of coconuts in early Filipino culture?
Coconuts were only used for dancing.
Coconuts were a highly valued resource and source of livelihood.
Filipinos had no other food sources.
Coconuts were used as currency for taxes.
HOTS: What is the most likely reason why the itik-itik uses triple meter (1, 2, 3) while Maglalatik uses duple meter (1, 2)?
Because ducks only move in threes.
To match the specific "waddling" rhythm of a duck versus the "marching" rhythm of a battle.
Because duple meter is only for male dancers.
There is no reason; it was a mistake by the composers.
HOTS: How does the improvisation of the young lady from Surigao demonstrate the "ingenuity" of Filipinos mentioned in the text?
She followed the rules perfectly.
She showed that Filipinos can create beautiful art out of simple, everyday observations.
She bought an expensive costume for the party.
She memorized a dance from a foreign country.
In the Maglalatik formation, how far apart should the two columns be?
Two feet
Six feet
Ten feet
Four feet
What is the hand movement called where one forearm is in front and the other is at the back of the waist?
Waltz step
Hayon-hayon
Casting off
Lateral position
HOTS: Why are the trousers in Maglalatik colored red and blue instead of just one color?
To make the stage look more colorful.
To help the audience distinguish between the two opposing sides in the battle.
Because those were the only fabrics available in Biñan.
To represent the colors of the Philippine flag.
What does the "soloist" do in Figure 4 of the Maglalatik?
He leaves the stage to rest.
He improvises stunts, turns, and jumps at the center.
He stops the other dancers from clicking shells.
He plays a guitar for the music.
In itik-itik, what is the "Patadyong"?
A type of duck
A traditional white shirt for boys
What is the specific count used for Maglalatik per measure?
1, 2, 3
1 and 2
1, 2, 3, 4
1, 2
In Figure 8 of itik-itik, what is the final movement the dancers perform for the audience?
They run off stage.
They flap their wings three times.
They both bow to the audience.
They sit on the floor.
HOTS: Which of the following best describes the "nature" of Philippine folk dances based on Lesson 3 and 4?
They are strictly for religious ceremonies.
They are a reflection of daily life, historical events, and the environment.
They are modern dances imported from other countries.
They are only performed during the summer.
What is the correct hand striking sequence for the first count of Maglalatik?
Strike both shoulders.
Strike right knee with right hand.
Strike both knees at the same time.
Strike the back of the waist.
Who is recognized as the "Mother of Philippine Dancing" and the researcher of these dances?
Saint Isidore
The girl from Surigao
Francisca Reyes Aquino
Leonor Orosa-Goquingco
HOTS: How does participating in these dances help in "Identifying areas for improvement" as mentioned in the lesson objectives?
By judging other people's mistakes.
By practicing and realizing which steps or rhythms are difficult for you to master.
By refusing to dance if the steps are too hard.
By asking the teacher to change the dance.
In itik-itik Figure 1, what is the arm position while moving forward?
Arms at the back of the waist.
Arms hanging naturally at the sides.
Arms sideward at shoulder level with flapping movements.
Arms raised high above the head.
Maglalatik is an indigenous dance from the Philippines is also known as?
Itik-Itik
Magbabao
Maglalao
Mangniniyog
What instruments do they use in dancing Maglalatik?
Coconut shell
Coconut husks
Coconut leaves
Coconut lumber
The name of the dance comes from the Filipino word "Latik" which means residue from?
boiled potatoes
boiled goat milk
boiled coconut milk
boiled sugar
Which skill involved in the Folk Dance Maglalatik means the ability to move all or parts of the body quickly?
Flexibility
Balance
Coordination
Speed
Where did the dance Maglalatik originate?
Los Baños, Laguna
Biñan, Laguna
Lumban, Laguna
Calamba, Laguna
Where did the dance Itik – Itik originate?
Pangasinan
Surigao del Sur
Cebu
Laguna
Which of the following animal motivated in the dance Itik – Itik in which the dancers move like wading and swimming?
Chicken
Maya
Duck
Tikling
Which of the following is NOT a basic dance pattern of the dance Itik – Itik?
Step, ball – close, ball – close
Heel, close – ball, close
Cross – step, slide – close, cross – step, slide – close, cross – step
Heel, step, heel, step, ball – close
Which of the following dance used bao or coconut shell.
Tinikling
Cariñosa
Itik-itik
Maglalatik
Maglalatik is an indigenous dance in the Philippines means “Latik - Maker”, where did Maglalatik originate ?
Pangasinan
Surigao del Sur
Cebu
Laguna
What traditional dance mimics the movements of ducks.
Tinikling
Cariñosa
Itik-itik
Maglalatik
What should a dancer do right before her performance?
Warm-up and stretching
Cool down
Take a walk
Eat snacks
Which of the following is the most essential drink for an athlete or a dancer during the activity?
milk
water
coffee
energy drink
Which dance uses bamboo poles in dancing?
Tinikling
Cariñosa
Itik-itik
Maglalatik
These are the benefits you get from dancing EXCEPT ______.
Immune system becomes stronger.
Bones and muscles are strengthened.
Stamina and flexibility increases.
Becomes sickly and tired.
Which province in the Philippines is Itik-Itik associated with?
Batangas
Iloilo
Surigao del Norte
Quezon
How did Kanang improvise her dance steps?
She imitated the movements of a swan
She imitated the movements of a duck
She imitated the movements of a peacock
She imitated the movements of a flamingo
What type of steps are typically performed in Itik-Itik?
Long strides
Ballet leaps
Short choppy steps
High kicks
What does Itik-Itik mimic in terms of movement?
swinging from trees
running in circles
diving in the ocean
wading and flying
How will you perform a folk dance as a pupil?
well prepared
with mastery
focus on the performance
all the above
Which of the following is NOT a benefit that we get from dancing?
Immune system becomes stronger.
We get to be with our friends even late at night.
Confidence is developed.
Balance and posture improved.
What materials are being used as props in the Maglalatik dance?
Sharp objects
Rice paddles
Bamboo poles
Coconut shells
What skill-related components are being developed in the Maglalatik dance?
Coordination
Timing
Flexibility
Balance
What is the nature of the Itik-Itik dance?
A dance imitating duck movements.
A war dance between Muslims and Christians.
A contemporary stage play.
A traditional opera performance.
Which dance involves a pair of dancers hopping between bamboo poles in time with music?
Singkil
Kalatong
Maglalatik
Tinikling
What is the correct description of the 'Kumintang' arm position?
Two arms raised at sides and bent at elbows with forearms parallel to the head, palms facing inward.
Both arms raised at sides and bent at elbows with upper arms at shoulder level.
Right arm making a big circular motion in front while left arm is resting.
Arms in 'T' position with semi-opened palm and index finger pointing upward.
Why is it important to observe necessary precautions in dancing?
To make the dance more difficult.
To prevent injury and muscle pain.
To show off to others.
To impress the audience.
What is the purpose of warm-up exercises before dancing?
To confuse the dancers.
To make the dance routine longer.
To tire out the dancers.
To prevent injury and muscle pain.
Which dance is usually accompanied by a song and imitates duck movements?
Sala Ti Mais
Binasuan
Maglalatik
Itik-Itik
What is the correct description of the 'Hayon-hayon' arm position?
Arms in 'T' position with semi-opened palm and index finger pointing upward.
Right arm making a big circular motion in front while left arm is resting.
Both arms raised at sides and bent at elbows with upper arms at shoulder level.
One arm bent in front at waist level and the other bent behind at waist level.
What costume do men use in dancing Itik-Itik?
bahag
barong tagalog or camisa de chino.
Tuxedo
Maong pants & T-shirt
What costume do women use in dancing Itik-Itik?
baro’t saya, patadyong or balintawak
Malong
Gown
Maong pants & T-shirt
The following are skills involved in dancing Itik-Itik, EXCEPT one.
Balance
Flexibility
Speed
Coordination
Who was the young lady who improvised movements and steps during the sibay dance?
Elena
Maria
Kanang
Luisa
What are the counts for the step, ball-close movement in Itik-Itik?
1, 2, 3
3, 4, 5
4, 5, 6
2, 3, 4
Which dance was originally performed to the tune of dejado before evolving into Itik-Itik?
Sibay
Tinikling
Pandanggo sa Ilaw
Maglalatik
