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    The document provides information about various Philippine festivals and dances. It contains multiple choice questions about identifying whether certain dances are folk dances or festival dances. It also asks questions to distinguish between religious and non-religious festivals. The festivals and dances mentioned include Sinulog, Subli, Voyadores, Jotabal, Pahiyas, Mazurka Mindoreña, Panagbenga, Dinagyang, Kuracha Samareña, Ati-atihan, Moriones, Pahiyas, Kalilangan, Obando Fertility Rite, and Masskara.

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    The document provides information about various Philippine festivals and dances. It contains multiple choice questions about identifying whether certain dances are folk dances or festival dances. It also asks questions to distinguish between religious and non-religious festivals. The festivals and dances mentioned include Sinulog, Subli, Voyadores, Jotabal, Pahiyas, Mazurka Mindoreña, Panagbenga, Dinagyang, Kuracha Samareña, Ati-atihan, Moriones, Pahiyas, Kalilangan, Obando Fertility Rite, and Masskara.

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    The document provides information about various Philippine festivals and dances. It contains multiple choice questions about identifying whether certain dances are folk dances or festival dances. It also asks questions to distinguish between religious and non-religious festivals. The festivals and dances mentioned include Sinulog, Subli, Voyadores, Jotabal, Pahiyas, Mazurka Mindoreña, Panagbenga, Dinagyang, Kuracha Samareña, Ati-atihan, Moriones, Pahiyas, Kalilangan, Obando Fertility Rite, and Masskara.

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    Long Test ( 4th Quarter) c. Kalilangan Festival d.

    Ibalong Festival
    15. Is a non-religios festival in Legazpi City. Albay.
    Physical Education 7 a. Pangabenga Festival b. Lanzones Festival
    c. Kalilangan Festival d. Ibalong Festival
    Direction: Recall the dances you learned and identify whether the
    following dances falls under Folk Dance or Festival Dance. Choose
    only the letter.
    A. Folk dance B. Festival Dance Long Test ( 4th Quarter)
    1. Sinulog 2. Subli
    Arts Education 7
    3. Voyadores 4. Jotabal
    5. Pahiyas 6. Mazurka Mindoreña Direction. Choose the letter of the best answer.
    7. Panagbenga 8. Dinagyang 1. Is a collaborative form of fine art that uses live performers to
    9. Kuracha Samareña 10.Ati-atihan present the experience of a real or imagined event before a live
    audience in a specific place.
    Test II. Multiple Choice a. Dance Drama b. Theater
    Direction. Choose the letter of the best answer. c. Spectacle d. Enthusiasm
    11. The annual festival of the island of Marinduque held on Holy 2. Is a community event celebrating unique aspects of that
    week . community and its tradition , often serving to meet specific religious
    a. Moriones b. Ati-atihan purposes.
    c. Dinagyang d. Pahiyas a. Festival b. Enthusiasm
    12. One of the country’s biggest, and most colorful harvest festival c. Fertility d. Proportion
    every May 15th, along with the harvest festivals of the townsa of 3. Is the agreeable r harmonious relation parts within a whole.
    Tayabas, Sariayas, Gumaca and Tiaong. a. a. Festival b. Enthusiasm
    a. Moriones b. Ati-atihan c. Fertility d. Proportion
    c. Dinagyang d. Pahiyas 4. It is a dance ritual and catholic festival celebrated every Mae in
    13. Celebrated on the third Saturday of September in Naga City, Obando, Bulacan.
    Bicol. a. Obando Fertility Rite b. Moriones
    a. Feast of Our Lady of Penafrancia b. Sinulog c. Pahiyas d. Dinagyang
    c. Pahiyas d. Kalilangan 5. Is a festival honor of the Santo Niño and is celebrated by rejoicing
    14. A month long annual flower festival occurring in Baguio, the and energetic merriment on the streets.
    summer capital of the Philippines. a. Ati-atihan b. Sinulog
    a. Pangabenga Festival b. Lanzones Festival c. Dinagyang d. Moriones
    Direction: Recall the dances you learned and identify whether the
    following dances falls under Religious Festival or Non-Religious
    Festival. Choose only the letter.
    A. Religious Festival B. Non-Religious Festival

    1. Pahiyas 2. Moriones
    3. Ati-atihan 4. Dinagyang
    5. Sinulog 6. Masskara
    7. Panagbenga 8. Kaamulan
    9. Kadayawan 10.Sinulog

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