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Which traditional Filipino game involves players jumping over human posts?
In the game of Sungka, how many small pits are there on each side of the carved wooden board?
What is the main objective in the traditional Filipino game of Agawan Base?
Which Filipino game involves players flicking marbles to hit and capture opponents' marbles?
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What is the primary objective in a Tug of War game?
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In Luksong Tinik, what does the crouching player mimic with their movement?
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What is the objective of the game Tumbang Preso?
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How is Piko similar to hopscotch?
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What material is typically used to create squares in the game 'Piko'?
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In Bunong Braso, how do players try to make their opponents fall over?
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Study Notes
Traditional Filipino Games
- Patintero: a traditional Filipino game that involves players jumping over human posts.
Sungka
- The game is played on a carved wooden board with 14 small pits on each side.
Agawan Base
- The main objective is to capture and defend bases.
Marble Games
- Tikoy: a Filipino game where players flick marbles to hit and capture opponents' marbles.
Tug of War
- The primary objective is to pull the rope and make the opponent team fall or cross a designated line.
Luksong Tinik
- The crouching player mimics a duck's movement with their actions.
Tumbang Preso
- The objective of the game is to knock down cans or bottles.
Piko
- Similar to hopscotch, Piko is a traditional Filipino game.
- Squares in the game are typically created using chalk or soil.
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Prepare for the monthly test review on recreational activities with a focus on Filipino heritage games like 'Larong Pinoy'. Learn about games such as Tumbang Preso, a favorite pastime among generations of Filipinos.
