dances arts

Question 1

It is the expression or application of
human creative skill and
imagination, producing works to be
appreciated primarily for their beauty or
emotional power.

Answer 1

arts

Question 2

were introduced to Filipinos in
the 16th century when
the Spaniards arrived.

Answer 2

paintings

Question 3

During this time, the
Spaniards used paintings
as visual aids for their
religious propaganda of
spreading Catholicism.

Answer 3

paintings

Question 4

Customary wine offering in
barrio’s social gathering.

Answer 4

abaruray

Question 5

is a flirtatious
Philippine group dance in the
Maria Clara suite of Philippine
folk dances where the fan or
handkerchief plays an
instrumental roll as it places the
couple in a hard-to-get romance
scenario.

Answer 5

cariñosa

Question 6

is an
adaptation of the Castilian
Jota where dancers use
bamboo castanets and clack
them to provide music.

Answer 6

la jota manileña

Question 7

Costumes are inspired by
Spanish culture

Answer 7

la jota manileña

Question 8

Performers dance on top of a
bench roughly six inches
wide, originally performed
newlyweds.

Answer 8

sayaw sa bangko

Question 9

Originated in Lingayen,
Pangasinan (Pangapisan
Tribe)

Answer 9

sayaw sa bangko

Question 10

This dance illustrates the
grace of a tribe, known as fierce
warriors.

Answer 10

banga

Question 11

It tells a story of women’s
strength, resilience, and grace.

Answer 11

banga

Question 12

Heavy pots are balanced on the
heads of maidens as they trudge
to the beat of the gangsa.

Answer 12

banga

Question 13

is a dance
of Ibaloi to celebrate the arrival
of successful headhunters.

Answer 13

bendayan

Question 14

It is part of every Benguet
festivity with the circles slowly
giving way to other formations
and interpretations.

Answer 14

bendayan

Question 15

Work-dance of the Kalinga
women as they carry baskets on
their heads while traversing the
river.

Answer 15

ragragsakan

Question 16

Dance that imitates a rooster that
compete against each other for
the attention of Lady Lien.

Answer 16

man-manok

Question 17

is a courtship dance from
a mountain settlement in
Bacayan/Talamban, Cebu City.

Answer 17

La berde

Question 18

In a series of quick steps and quick
changes, the dance celebrates what
is lush and full of life.

Answer 18

la berde

Question 19

Performed by two girls and a boy

Answer 19

la berde

Question 20

is a mimetic dance that
depicts the movements of
wading and flying itik

Answer 20

itik-itik

Question 21

Dancers mimic the short
swaying gait of waddling feet
and the intense energy of close-
cropped flapping wings.

Answer 21

itik-itik

Question 22

dance depicts
fishermen at sea. Dancers in
long-line formations mimic
women scooping water from
the banca with bamboo shells
and men wielding wooden
paddles.

Answer 22

mananagat

Question 23

is a solo slave dance
performed by the umbrella-
bearing attendant to win the
favor of her sultan master.

Answer 23

asik

Question 24

The
girl wears long metal
fingernails and dances and
poses in doll-like motions.

Answer 24

asik

Question 25

a dance originating from Lanao del Sur, Mindanao is said to be a dance of Muslim royalty.

Answer 25

singkil

Question 26

Derived from the story in the Darangen (the Marano interpretation of the ancient Indian epic-Ramayana)

Answer 26

singkil

Question 27

came from the Yakan Muslim ethnic group in the highlands of Mindanao.

Answer 27

pangsak

Question 28

A man unties a wrap from his wife- to-be's waist to wrap around her body and dance with. Both of their faces are dotted with white paint, to hide their identity from evil spirits.

Answer 28

pangsak

Question 29

also called Sambi sa Malong

Answer 29

kapa malong malong

Question 30

This Maranao dance shows many ways of wearing a malong, a simple tubular yet highly.

Answer 30

kapa malong malong