M. PE206

• The following games will surely develop your jumping skill, EXCEPT:

  Chinese Garter

  Luksong Lubid

  Patintero

  Luksong Baka

  Patintero
• It is the throwing piece used in the game Piko and is usually made of flat medium size stone.

  Pamato

  Patintero

  Holen

  Bahay

  Pamato
• A particular skill used in the game Tumbang Preso.

  Balance

  Body Composition

  Muscular Strength

  Throwing

  Throwing
• This game is composed of two or more teams. The it or taya are two players who serve as posts and hold up the garter by looping it around their ankles (gradually raised as the levels increase) for the other team's players to jump over.

  Patintero

  Sipa

  Luksong Tinik

  Chinese Garter

  Chinese Garter
• Basically, a tag game played with an empty can and slippers:

  Patintero

  Sipa

  Tumbang Preso

  Holen

  Tumbang Preso
• The main objective of this game is to jump without being touched by the rope or without stepping on the rope.

  Luksong Lubid

  Luksong Baka

  Luksong Tinik

  Chinese Garter

  Luksong Lubid
• What specific skill is used in Luksong Tinik?

  Speed

  Endurance

  Jumping

  Agility

  Jumping
• This game literally means "to kick".(1 Point)

  Patintero

  Sipa

  Piko

  Chinese Garter

  Sipa
• In Philippine Games, the "nanay" (mother) is expected to be the best player.

  True

  False

  False
• If the it or "taya" has no difficulty tagging pain or target, the chasing and tagging will not be boring

  True

  False

  True
• Larong ng Lahi usually played using the modern materials or equipment such as computers and high-tech gadgets.

  True

  False

  False
• Due to limited resources of the toys, young Filipinos used their creativity of creating and inventing games without the need of expensive materials and utilizing what's available.(1 Point)

  True

  False

  True
• "Laro" is the Pilipino generic term for games.

  True

  False

  True
• Children play games solely for competition.

  True

  False

  True
• "Mga Laro ng Lahi" helps every Filipino develop a sense of nationalism and the recognition of national identity as a Philippine culture.

  True

  False

  True
• Sack race, Dota, Crossfire and Piko are all examples of Larong Pinoy.

  True

  False

  False
• Laro ng Lahi is a cultural treasure cherished by generations of Filipinos.

  True

  False

  True
• Larong Pinoy is all about giving kids fun in the communities where they live, at the same time, promote healthy outdoor activities through play.(1 Point)

  True

  False

  True
• "Pain" or target is the player who will chase the other players, trying to touch one of them, thereby making that person "taya" or it.(1 Point)

  True

  False

  False
• The promotion of PH Games in school is anchored by House Bill 0703 Philippine Traditional Game and Sports.

  True

  False

  False
• Games that can be played in the P.E. sense are games that have a systematic way of determining winners and losers.

  True

  False

  True
• Games with foreign influences even if played in the Philippines are not considered Philippine Games,(1 Point)

  True

  False

  False
• Chinese garter is considered as a Philippine Game.

  True

  False

  True
• Raymond Polatino founded and invented the various Traditional Games in the Philippines.(1 Point)

  True

  False

  False
• This is the most popular way of choosing "taya" -- we use our fingers to form scissors, paper and rock.

  Bunutan

  Jack 'en Poy

  Tao o Ibon

  Gansal o Pares

  Jack 'en Poy
• In team competitions, the players are divided into two or more opposing teams or group.

  Choosing sides

  Pamato

  Taya

  Target

  Choosing sides
• What do you call A unique way of choosing it where player who draws the longest stick becomes the first to play. The one who draws the shortest one is the last player or becomes the "it" or "taya"

  Bunutan
• One way of choosing "taya" where player let his opponent guess whether the total number of seeds he is holding is odd or even.(1 Point)

  Kaliwa o Kanan

  Tihaya o Taob

  Gansal o Pares

  Tao o Ibon

  Gansal o Pares
• The following are ways of choosing "taya", EXCEPT:

  Piko

  Jack 'en Poy

  Counting like "Baynte-baynte-uno"

  Gansal o Pares

  Piko
• is game element wherein individual, pairs, or groups determine order of turns.

  Manuhan or Taking turns
• "Manuhan" is game element wherein individual, pairs, or groups determine order of turns. True or False

  True
• Each of the two players chooses a side of a slipper in identifying the "it" or "taya".(1 Point)

  Bunutan

  Tao o Ibon

  Jack 'en Poy

  Tihaya o Taob

  Tihaya o Taob
• One way of choosing "taya" where player let her opponent guess which side of her hand/fist is holding the token.(1 Point)

  Tao o Ibon

  Kaliwa o Kanan

  Gansal o Pares

  Taguan

  Kaliwa o Kanan
• Each of the two players chooses a side of a coin in identifying the "it" or "taya".(1 Point)

  Tihaya o Taob

  Ibon o Tao

  Kaliwa o Kanan

  Gansal o Pares

  Ibon o Tao
• Special qualities are generally needed in persons who are to be leaders or captains of the group.(1 Point)

  True

  False

  True
• Without this element, the game or activity will not have a resolution or sense of accomplishment.

  Objectives
• An element of the game that will guide the player's movement or actions.

  Rules/Mechanics
• A game element that will give the players something to strive for.

  Objectives
• These are the physical items of the game.

  Materials
• It refers to the people who are engaged in the game.

  Players