PHYSICAL EDUCATION REVIEW

It is defined as the regular repetition of a movement. These movements can be locomotor and nonlocomotor.

• Rhythm

• Folk dance

• Cariñosa

• Nonlocomotor

It refers to a courtship dance which portrays how a man and a woman show their interest to each other.

• Rhythm

• Cariñosa

• Nonlocomotor

• Folk dance

It pertains to the movements where the body travels through space from one location to another.

• Rhythm

• Locomotor

• Nonlocomotor

• Folk dance

It refers to a body movements done in stationary position.

• Rhythm

• Locomotor

• Nonlocomotor

• Folk dance

It refers to a traditional and recreational dance of a native society

• Rhythm

• Locomotor

• Nonlocomotor

• Folk dance

Locomotors and nonlocomotor movements form the foundation of the movements in physical activities.

• True

• False

There are many version of Cariñosa but one with the hide-and-seek movements is the least common.

• True

• False

Folk dances originate from various regions. They exhibit the culture of their native society at a given time

• True

• False

Philippine folk dances show influences from foreign countries such as China, India, Spain and America.

• True

• False

The word Cariñosa means “affectionate” or “lovable” in Spanish.

• True

• False