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1. 1. How do traditional dances serve as a medium for preserving cultural heritage?

• a) By allowing freedom of expression in movement

• b) By maintaining fixed sets of patterns passed down through generations

• c) By incorporating modern dance elements

• d) By using advanced technology for choreography

2. 2. What key characteristic distinguishes ethnic dances from folk dances in the Philippines?

• a) Ethnic dances have fixed musical accompaniment

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  b) Folk dances are primarily ceremonial

• c) Ethnic dances are linked to religious rituals and indigenous tribes

• d) Folk dances involve intricate hand and arm movements

3. 3. In what way do Muslim dances reflect their cultural and spiritual beliefs?

• a) Through intricate footwork

• b) By expressing emotions through hand and arm movements

• c) By incorporating agricultural symbols

• d) By involving weapons in their performance

4. 4. Why are Cordillera dances important to the indigenous tribes of the Philippines?

• a) They incorporate foreign influences such as Spanish traditions

• b) They celebrate modern Filipino customs

• c) They are closely linked to the tribes' rituals, including those for harvest and health

• d) They are used to teach Spanish Christian doctrines

5.Which element is commonly seen in both Spanish-influenced and rural Filipino dances?

• a) Use of G-strings and tribal jewelry

• b) Movements that imitate animals
  

• c) Adaptations of European dance forms such as the waltz

• d) Use of costumes like the kimona and patadyong

6.Modern dance emerged as a reaction to the rigid structures of ____________ dance, emphasizing freedom of movement.

One key feature of contemporary dance is its focus on the ____________ connection between body and mind in performance.

8.Unlike traditional forms, modern and contemporary dance often incorporate ____________ techniques and improvisation.

9.Contemporary dance allows performers to express ____________ ideas and personal narratives through movement.

Modern dance pioneers, such as Isadora Duncan, sought to break away from classical ballet by using ____________ movements inspired by nature.