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What is Singkil recognized as in the context of Philippine culture?
What is Singkil recognized as in the context of Philippine culture?
Which classification of Philippine folk dance focuses on rituals celebrating daily life?
Which classification of Philippine folk dance focuses on rituals celebrating daily life?
What is the primary purpose of the Asik dance?
What is the primary purpose of the Asik dance?
Which type of fat is considered unhealthy and is solid at room temperature?
Which type of fat is considered unhealthy and is solid at room temperature?
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What is the main energy source during aerobic workouts?
What is the main energy source during aerobic workouts?
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Which energy system is used for instantaneous activity and lasts about 10 to 15 seconds?
Which energy system is used for instantaneous activity and lasts about 10 to 15 seconds?
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Which component is considered the body's preferred energy source?
Which component is considered the body's preferred energy source?
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What are simple carbohydrates primarily used for?
What are simple carbohydrates primarily used for?
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What is the primary purpose of traditional dances in the Philippines?
What is the primary purpose of traditional dances in the Philippines?
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Which of the following is NOT a nature or category of folk dance?
Which of the following is NOT a nature or category of folk dance?
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Francisca Reyes Aquino is known as the 'Mother of Philippine Folk Dance' because she:
Francisca Reyes Aquino is known as the 'Mother of Philippine Folk Dance' because she:
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Which traditional Philippine dance is characterized by imitating the movements of a small bird?
Which traditional Philippine dance is characterized by imitating the movements of a small bird?
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Which of the following best describes the dance 'Tinikling'?
Which of the following best describes the dance 'Tinikling'?
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What distinguishes Mindanao in the context of Philippine traditional dances?
What distinguishes Mindanao in the context of Philippine traditional dances?
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What is the significance of the Idudu lullaby in Philippine culture?
What is the significance of the Idudu lullaby in Philippine culture?
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Which traditional courtship dance is believed to have Mexican influences?
Which traditional courtship dance is believed to have Mexican influences?
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Study Notes
Philippine Traditional Dances
- Traditional dances reflect cultural traits, customs, and heritage specific to communities.
- Ethnic dances are prevalent among non-Christian Filipinos, while folk dances include Christian and lowland Filipino traditions.
- Folk dance is considered the oldest form of dance and a primary means of communication.
Nature of Folk Dance
- Occupational Dance: Represents specific professions and trades.
- Religious and Ceremonial Dance: Performed during religious rituals and ceremonies.
- Courtship Dance: Symbolizes courtship practices in various cultures.
- Wedding Dance: Celebrates the union of couples in marriage.
- Festival Dance: Performed during cultural and local festivities.
- War Dance: Represents warrior spirit and preparation for battle.
- Game Dance: Involves playful elements and competitions.
- Social Dance: Promotes interaction and entertainment within communities.
Key Figure in Folk Dance
- Francisca Reyes Aquino, known as the “Mother of Philippine Folk Dance,” dedicated her life to preserving Filipino heritage and was the first National Artist for Dance.
Geographic Regions and Dances
- The Philippines comprises three main island groups: Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao.
Luzon
- Rich in tradition with influences from Hindu, Buddhist, Spanish cultures, and various ethnic tribes.
- Notable ethnic groups include Ifugao, Kalinga, Bontoc, and others.
- IDAW: A war dance inspired by the small brown bird representing the warrior spirit and performed during hunting rituals.
- BANGA or PAT Dance: An ethnic dance illustrating graceful movements.
- IDUDU: A lullaby dance to soothe infants to sleep.
Visayas
- Comprises Central, Eastern, and Western regions.
- Home to Austronesians, Negritos, and Animist tribes.
- Tinikling: Mimics the movement of the tikling bird, requires dancers to navigate bamboo poles.
- Kuratsa: A courtship dance believed to be influenced by Mexican traditions, typically performed at weddings and fiestas.
Mindanao
- The second largest island group, predominantly inhabited by Muslim and Moro communities.
- Recognized ethnic groups include Maranao, Tausug, Banguingui, and Lumad tribes.
- SINGKIL: A courtship dance among the Maranao, showcasing the royal interaction between a prince and princess.
- KINI-KINI (Kiringan): A traditional dance signifying the royal walk from Marawi.
- ASIK: A solo dance performed by maidens to express affection or rectify wrongs.
Major Classifications of Philippine Folk Dance
- Cordillera Dance: Celebrates daily life rituals of mountain tribes.
- Rural Dance: Represents the simple lives and religious observances of crops and saints.
- Tribal Dance: Focus on traditional attire and craftsmanship.
- Muslim Dance: Emphasizes arm movements, influenced by Malay and Middle Eastern cultures.
- Spanish Influence Dances: Adaptations from European dances, enjoyed during social gatherings.
Macronutrients Overview
- Carbohydrates: Preferred energy source. Glycogen stored in muscles, while glucose serves as a fuel when metabolized.
- Simple Carbohydrates: Provide quick energy.
- Complex Carbohydrates: Offer sustained energy and dietary fiber.
Fats
- Function as insulation and a long-lasting energy source.
- Saturated Fats: Solid at room temperature, mainly from animal sources; considered unhealthy.
- Unsaturated Fats: Liquid at room temperature; healthier options found in oils, nuts, and fish.
Protein
- Essential for tissue repair and growth, acting as the body's building blocks.
Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP)
- Produced when macronutrients are broken down, serving as the vital energy fuel for bodily functions, including tissue repair and hormone production.
Energy Systems of the Body
- Phosphocreatine: Lasts 10 to 15 seconds, used for quick, high-intensity activities.
- Lactic Acid: Supports 16 to 90 seconds of activity, suitable for resistance training or short-distance running.
- Aerobic: Utilizes oxygen along with other nutrients for energy, sustaining longer, lower-intensity activities like walking, jogging, and swimming.
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Test your knowledge on Philippine traditional dances and their cultural significance. This quiz covers various types of folk dances, including occupational, ceremonial, and festival dances. Learn about the rich heritage and key figures, such as Francisca Reyes Aquino, who contributed to the preservation of these traditions.
