history

Question 1

physical activities were deeply intertwined with the survival and cultural practices of indigenous Filipinos

Answer 1

pre-spanish period

Question 2

pre-spanish period

Answer 2

survival and tradition

Question 3

known for their hunting skills, practiced running, leaping, jumping, and climbing as essential skills for foraging and protection

Answer 3

negritos or aetas

Question 4

imitating camote stealing

Answer 4

Juna camote

Question 5

mimicking honey gathering

Answer 5

pina pa-ni-lan

Question 6

They also enjoyed music and dancing, with dances like “Juna Camote” (imitating camote stealing) and “Pina Pa-ni-lan” (mimicking honey gathering) reflecting their way of life.

Answer 6

pre-spanish period

Question 7

their physical activities revolved around farming and fishing

Answer 7

indonesians and malays

Question 8

Dancing held religious significance, performed to please gods, cure the sick, and celebrate victories in tribal wars called “Cañao.”

Answer 8

pre-spanish period

Question 9

a dance performed to please gods, cure the sick, and celebrate victories in tribal wars

Answer 9

Cañao

Question 10

introduced by the Malays as early as 1212, became a popular sport.

Answer 10

cockfighting

Question 11

cockfighting

Answer 11

pre-spanish

Question 12

spanish period

Answer 12

european influences and formal education

Question 13

it introduced European dances like fandangos, curachas, jotas, polka, mazurkas, rigodon, and lanceros, enjoyed by the upper classes.

Answer 13

spanish period

Question 14

colorful procession

Answer 14

santacruzan

Question 15

hanging treats for children

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pabitin

Question 16

climbing a greased pole

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palo sebo

Question 17

horseback ring-catching

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juego de anillo

Question 18

shell game

Answer 18

sungka

Question 19

hopscotch

Answer 19

siklot

Question 20

another hopscotch variation

Answer 20

piko

Question 21

jumping over sticks

Answer 21

luksong tinik

Question 22

Card games like “panguingui” became popular among older folks.

Answer 22

spanish period

Question 23

physical education was not formally included in the curriculum

Answer 23

spanish period

Question 24

what did Ateneo de Municipal de Manila, founded by Jesuit fathers incorporate in their programs

Answer 24

gymnastics

Question 25

Health inspections were conducted at the beginning of classes, and a room for gymnastics was provided for women teachers in 1892.

Answer 25

spanish period

Question 26

american period

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western sports and formal curriculum

Question 27

After the signing of the Treaty of Paris in 1898, schools reopened, and physical education was formally introduced in public schools in 1901.

Answer 27

american period

Question 28

Basketball was initially introduced for girls in 1910 but discontinued in 1914.

Answer 28

american period

Question 29

what year did athletic handbook was published

Answer 29

1911

Question 30

outlining simple group games and rules for team sports

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athletic handbook

Question 31

what year did Physical Education: A Manual for Teachers was published

Answer 31

1919

Question 32

Physical education became a required subject in public schools in 1920.

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american period

Question 33

elementary students learning basic sports and high school students specializing in sports like volleyball and basketball

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mass athletics

Question 34

Regional athletic associations were formed, and the Bureau of Public Schools Interscholastic Athletic Association was established

Answer 34

japanese occupation

Question 35

Physical education was formally included in the basic education curriculum through what act

Answer 35

republic act no. 5078

Question 36

This act ensured that integrated physical education, school sports, and physical fitness programs remained part of the curriculum

Answer 36

Republic Act No. 5078, the Schools Physical Education and Sports Development Act of 1969.