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    Q4 Mapeh 7 A and P.T 1

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    This document contains a 20 question quiz about Philippine festivals and elements of theater. The questions test knowledge about specific festivals celebrated in different parts of the Philippines like Ati-atihan, Kadayawan, Moriones, and Sinulog. They also ask about theatrical forms like bodabil, komedya, moro-moro, and sarsuela as well as elements of theater like actors, scripts, audiences, and directors.

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    This document contains a 20 question quiz about Philippine festivals and elements of theater. The questions test knowledge about specific festivals celebrated in different parts of the Philippines like Ati-atihan, Kadayawan, Moriones, and Sinulog. They also ask about theatrical forms like bodabil, komedya, moro-moro, and sarsuela as well as elements of theater like actors, scripts, audiences, and directors.

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    Name ____________________________________ Grade & Section: 7_____________Score ______

    Direction: Read and analyze each item carefully. Write the letter of the correct answer on your answer
    sheet.
    1. This is the term used for sharing “Nilupak”.
    A.Lupakan B. Nilupakan C. Nilupan D. Upahan

    2. The religious devotion of the Batangueños translated to a dance form called __________.
    A.Binasuan B. Nilupak C. Sublian D. Tinikling

    3. Subli is derived from the words __________ (meaning bending your body forward and downward)
    and _________ meaning (broken).
    A. Lusob and Tali C. Subok and Liwanag
    B. Subo and Likod D. Subsub and Bali

    4. A festival replicating the clothes of biblical Roman soldiers is ________.


    A. Ibalong B. Kadayawan C. Moriones D. Panagbenga

    5. This festival is a celebration of good harvest while street dancing in colorful tribal costumes and
    jewelries with floats of fresh fruits and flowers.
    A. Ibalong B. Kadayawan C. Moriones D. Panagbenga

    6. Ati-atihan is a festival celebrated in ________________.


    A. Aklan B. Batangas C. Cebu City D. Davao

    7. Sublian is a festival celebrated in __________________.


    A. Aklan B. Batangas C. Cebu City D. Davao

    8. Kadayawan is a festival celebrated in __________________.


    A. Aklan B. Batangas C. Cebu City D. Davao

    9. This festival aims to express friendliness, enthusiasm and good will to all people. It celebrates epic
    stories of the three heroes namely Baltog, Handyong, Bantong and other ancient heroes.
    a. Ibalong B. Kadayawan C. Moriones D. Panagbenga

    10. This festival is held on the third Sunday of January in Cebu that commemorates the rejection by the
    Filipinos of their former animist belief and the acceptance of Christianity.
    a. Ati-atihan B. Kadayawan C. Sinulog D. Sublian

    11. A colorful folk religious festival during holy week with Roman costumes and painted masks
    replicating the clothes of biblical Roman soldiers is __________.
    a. Ibalong B. Kadayawan C. Moriones D. Panagbenga

    12. The term “Ati-atihan” means ___________.


    a. Make-Believe Atis C. Make Believe Friend
    B. Make-Bleieve everyone D. Make-Believe Man

    13. It is one of the colorful theatrical traditions in the Philippines used by the Spanish as a method to
    spread Christianity.
    a. Bodabil B. Komedya C. Moro-moro D. Sarsuela

    14. This intermission act featured comedy skits, music, monologue, acrobats and magical acts
    performed in between long sarsuela acts during the Japanese period.
    a. Bodabil B. Komedya C. Moro-moro D. Sarsuela

    15. It is a type of stage performance that portrays the clash between Muslims and Christians.

    16. Which of the following refers to the concentration on storytelling through music?
    A. Musical Theater B. Rondalla C. Acting D. Drama

    17. What element of theater refers to the people on stage presenting characters in dramatic action?
    A. Actors B. Script C. Audience D. Director

    18. What element of theater refers to the words written by the playwright and spoken by the character
    in the play?
    A. Actors B. Script C. Audience D. Director

    19. What element of theater creates the "call and response" atmosphere?
    A. Actors B. Script C. Audience D. Director

    20. What element of theater manages the blocking, costume designs, set designs and other aspects of
    the show to make a production that works together?
    A. Actors B. Audience C. Visual Aspects D. Directo

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