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Arms in Lateral Position
Both arms are on one side (right or left) at shoulder, chest, or waist level.
Brush
Weight on one foot; hit the floor with the ball or heel of the other foot, then lift it to any direction.
Bleking
Place the heel of the foot on the floor in front or across in front.
Cabeceras
Couples occupying the width of the hall in a square formation (head couples).
Clockwise
Motion like clock hands; right shoulder toward the center of an imaginary circle.
Cut
Quickly displace one foot with the other, completely transferring weight.
Draw
Pull foot along the floor close to the other (weight may or may not be transferred).
Hop
Spring from one foot, landing on the same foot.
Hayon-Hayon
Place one forearm in front and the other at the back of the waist.
Jaleo
Partners turn once around clockwise or counterclockwise with hands on waists.
Folk dance
_ is associated with traditional community experiences; ethnic dances reveal unique tribal characteristics.
True
True or False: Reflects historical events and cultural sentiments; aims to enhance appreciation of Philippine music.
Cariñosa
Begins and ends with a bow (Saludo).
Mountain/Rural Dances
Reflect agricultural practices, tribal ceremonies, stomping movements, and courtship/Spanish influences.
Islamic/Southern Dances
Characterized by fluid arm movements.
Singkil
Known for fluid arm movements, colorful costumes, and brass percussion accompaniment.
Maria Clara Suite
Reflects upper-class Filipino society during the Spanish era and features slow, graceful movements with fans and handkerchiefs.
Mestiza Dress
Represents a blend of Spanish and Filipino influences.
Barong Tagalog
Typically made of Piña (pineapple fiber).
Maria Clara Gown
Named after the fictional character in José Rizal's novel (Noli Me Tángere).
Maria Clara Gown
Its floor-length paneled skirt is made of silk or satin, accessorized with a hip-hugging, knee-length tapis (overskirt), and a stiff pañuelo used to cover the neck.
Kimona
Traditional clothing originating from the Visayas region, worn by women.
Igorot Attire
Men wear Wanes (loincloths), while women wear Lufid.
Wanes (loincloths)
Igorot Attire men
Lufid
Igorot Attire women
Muslim Attire
Features the Thobe, an ankle-length robe.
Human Body
The _ is the primary instrument, rhythmic accompaniment is a key characteristic, and movement is the primary medium.
Rhythmic Accompaniment
The human body is the primary instrument, _ is a key characteristic, and movement is the primary medium.
Movement
The human body is the primary instrument, rhythmic accompaniment is a key characteristic, and _ is the primary medium.
Art
To communicate ideas and emotions.
True
True or False: Used for religious worship and attracting partners in courtship.
Physical
Improved muscular strength.
Mental/Social
Enhanced memory and cognitive function.
Education
Enhances memory and cognitive function.
Therapy
Improves physical fitness, reduces stress levels, and enhances emotional regulation.
30%
Flexibility increase
50%
Stress reduction
40%
Cardiovascular improvement