MAPEH 4th grading periodical

Match the following Philippine Folk Dances to its description.

This dance of lights stimulates fireflies in the night by balancing lighted cups. ​ (a)  

This dance uses fan or handkerchief that plays an instrumental role as it places the couple in romance scenario. ​ (b)  

It imitates the movements of tikling birds as they walk between grass stems ​ (c)  

A dance that is also called "pintakasi" which is Waray equivalent to "bayanihan". ​ (d)  

A dance that is performed on top of a narrow bench. ​ (e)  

• Padanggo sa ilaw
• Carinosa
• Tinikling
• Tiklos
• Sayaw sa bangko

Match the followingMatch the Philippine folkdance given to their appropriate descriptions

• Dancers carefully balance three-half filled of glasses of rice wine

• MAGLALATIK

• From Maria Clara Origin where the fan and handkerchief is used in performing the dance

• SINGKIL

• The dance step imitate the ducks movement

• BINASUAN

• Is a mock war dance that depicts a war over the coconut meat

• CARIÑOSA

• The name of the dance itself means: to entangle the feet with disturbing objects

• ITIK - ITIK

Match the Philippine folkdance given to their appropriate descriptions

• This dance simulates fireflies in the night by balancing lighted cups

• TINIKLING

• This dance imitate the movements of tikling birds

• PANDANGGO SA ILAW

• Is performed on top of a narrow bench

• TIKLOS

• It depicts the courtship between the rooster and the hen

• KURATSA

• The Bayanihan dance

• SAYAW SA BANGKO

Match the following

• Originated in Buenos Aires, the birth place of one of the world’s most famous ballroom dances

• Tango

• Originated in Brazil and performed during carnivals and celebrations

• Hula

• which is expressed through singing, dancing, guitar playing, hand clapping or finger snapping

• Flamenco

• performed either sitting or standing or a combination of both and created by the Polynesians

• Kabuki

• in the streets of Kyoto in the 17th century by only female performers who played both female and mal

• Samba

 In the game "Squirrels in the Trees", the ball represents the acorn.

• True / agree

• False / disagree

In the game "Squirrels in the Trees", the hoop represents the trees.

• True / agree

• False / disagree

 In the game, "Squirrels in the Tress", the players represent the squirrels.

• True / agree

• False / disagree

In the game, "Squirrels in the Trees", there must only be 5 or 6 balls that are inside the hoop.

• True / agree

• False / disagree

Lead-up games are activities that practice skills of actual games or sports.

• True / agree

• False / disagree

Lead-up games help students practice cooperation, teamwork, and sportsmanship.

• True / agree

• False / disagree