Q4 - MAPEH (REVIEWER)

• What is Kabuki?

  A traditional theater in Japan
• What elements does Kabuki combine?

  Acting, singing, and dancing
• Who is the most important character in Wayang kulit performance?

  The Dalang
• What is the role of the Dalang in Wayang kulit?

  Direct the production
• What is Yakuharai known for?

  Best technique for Japanese metrical
• What does Yakuharai alternate between?

  Seven and five syllables
• Who founded Kabuki in 1603?

  Okuni, a Shinto Priestess
• What type of music is Nagauta?

  Very flexible music
• What instruments can perform Nagauta music?

  One shamisen or entire orchestra
• What does "Ka" in Kabuki represent?

  Sing
• What does "Bu" in Kabuki represent?

  Dance
• What does "Ki" in Kabuki represent?

  Act
• What instruments are used in Peking Opera?

  Gong, jinghu, and yueqin
• What instrument is widely used in Kabuki performance?

  Shamisen
• What is the Sky Lantern also known as in Thailand?

  Yi-peng
• What is NANG in Thailand?

  A shadow puppet play
• Why do Chinese perform lion and dragon dances?

  For good luck and prosperity
• What is Wayang Kulit?

  A traditional puppet performance in Indonesia
• What do female Balinese dancers wear?

  Colors of make-up, crown, and sarong
• What is Blencong used for in Wayang Kulit?

  A light source
• What does the performance "Combat" include?

  Acrobatics and fighting with weaponry
• What does Aragoto define in Kabuki theater?

  The lead of masculinity
• What does the color red symbolize in Kabuki?

  Loyalty, integrity, courage, and heroism
• What is the dragon dance associated with?

  Chinese New Year
• What is Sua-ku-sua?


  A courtship dance
• What is folk dance?

  A cultural dance passed onto generations
• What does Binislakan mean?

  With the use of sticks
• Who is the researcher associated with Sakuting dance?

  Francisca Reyes Aquino
• What is Janggay used for in Pangalay?

  An extended metal fingernail
• What is Sakuting?

  A dance of the ethnic people in Cordilleras
• What are the steps in Gallop?

  Step and cut
• What does Bleking refer to?

  Heel place close
• What is the Change Step in dance?

  Steps, close, step
• What influences Sua-ku-sua dance?

  China, Malaysia, and Indonesia
• What is tobacco?

  A tall, leafy plant for cigarettes
• What is mainstream smoke?

  Smoke a smoker directly inhales
• What is alcohol?

  A colorless, bitter-tasting substance
• What are the types of alcohol?

  Methanol, isopropyl, and ethanol
• Why are cigarettes and alcohol considered gateway drugs?

  They lead to the use of harder drugs
• What does R.A. 9211 prohibit?

  Sale of cigarettes to persons below 18