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A. Festival dance
B. Contemporary dance
C. Ballroom dance
D. Muslim dance
What is the primary characteristic of traditional dance?
Answer:
Ritualistic events.
Name one example of a festival dance.
Answer:
Sinulog.
Give an example of a religious dance celebrated in the Philippines.
Answer:
Ati-atihan.
Differentiate between secular and religious dance.
Answer: Secular
celebrates
culture
, while religious
honors
saints.
What is the focus of modern dance?
Answer:
Expression
of
feelings.
Define contemporary dance.
Answer:
Blend
of
dance genres.
Describe ballroom dance.
Answer:
Couple dancing in closed position.
What distinguishes cheer dance from other forms of dance?
Answer:
Incorporation
of
cheering
and
gymnastics.
What type of music is typically associated with hip-hop/street dance?
Answer:
Rap music.
What is the definition of folk dance?
Answer:
Dance
reflecting
regional life.
Who is known as the "Mother of Philippine Folk Dance"?
Answer:
Francisca Reyes-Aquino.
Name one major classification of Philippine folk dance.
Answer:
Cordillera dance.
Describe Cordillera dance.
Answer:
Daily living reflections.
How is Spanish-influenced dance characterized?
Answer:
Christian
and
European
elements.
What distinguishes Muslim dance?
Answer:
Intricate hand
and
arm movements.
Explain tribal dance.
Answer:
Rich craftmanship.
What are the characteristics of rural dance?
Answer:
Occupational
and
courtship
themes.
What story does the Maglalatik dance depict?
Answer:
Fight
between
Muslims
and
Christians.
Describe the 1st Position in terms of arms and feet.
Answer:
Circular
arms,
heels together.
How is the 2nd Position different from the 1st Position?
Answer:
Sideward arms
,
feet apart.
Explain the 3rd Position.
Answer: One
arm raised
, another
upward
, heel close to
in-step.
Describe the 4th Position in terms of arms and feet.
Answer: One
arm raised
in
front
, another
overhead
, one
foot
in
front.
What characterizes the 5th Position?
Answer:
Both arms raised overhead
,
heel
close to
rear foot's toe.
When did contemporary dance develop?
Answer:
20th century.
Define timing in contemporary dance.
Answer:
Synchronization with music.
What are the key elements emphasized in contemporary dance?
Answer:
Exaggeration
,
focus
,
timing
,
projection
,
emotion.
What does projection refer to in contemporary dance?
Answer:
Stage
presence.
Why is emotion important in contemporary dance?
Answer: Enhances
performance impact.
Define choreography in the context of dance.
Answer:
Routine understanding
and
memorization.
What does technical skills refer to in dance?
Answer:
Proper execution
of
steps.
Explain performing skills in dance.
Answer:
Projection
and
emotional expression.
Define rhythm/tempo in dance.
Answer:
Staying on beat with music.
Describe disco dance.
Answer:
Retro
dancing with
disco
music in
1970s
What are the foundational elements of classical ballet?
Answer:
Formalized movements
and
positions.
Explain interpretative dance.
Answer: Translating
lyrics
into
movements.
Contemporary dance only focuses on classical ballet techniques. (True/False)
Answer:
False.
Traditional dance is primarily performed in religious ceremonies. (True/False)
Answer:
True.
Cheer dance involves gymnastics and acrobatic moves. (True/False)
Answer:
True.
Rural dance includes courtship dances. (True/False)
Answer:
True.
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