QUESTIONS:

1. Which of the following dance step is performed under ¾ time signature?

2. If a dancer’s breathing is deep and rapid after performing a folk dance, what is the intensity of this activity?

3. Which dance step follows a step pattern of Point (ct.1), Close (ct.2)?

4. Which component of physical fitness is being developed when you keep on dancing the tinikling steps?

5. What does the Tinikling dance represent?

Answer:

D 1.

A. Change step

B. Slide

C. Swing

D. Waltz

D 2.

A. Heavy

B. Light

C. Moderate

D. Moderately light

B 3.

A. Blecking step

B. Change step

C. Close step

D. Touch step

A 4.

A. Balance

B. Cardiovascular Endurance

C. Flexibility

D. Reaction Time

D 5.

A. It represents bountiful harvesting

B. It represents good health

C. It represents wedding ceremony

D. It represents the attempts of Filipino rice farmers to catch and prevent the tikling bird from stealing ripe rice grains from the fields

Explanation:

1. Slow waltz and Viennese waltz (a.k.a. Russian waltz) are the only dances performed to three-time music

2. Moderately light- Dancer breathing deeply and rapid after performing a folk dance is moderately light kind of activity intensity. ... Moderately Intensity activities are those which allow you to move quickly or hard enough to consume three to six times more energy every minute than when you sit still.

3.

4. Balance and coordination - This is the most important component which will be developed in dancing karatong and tinikling.

5. Tinikling Dance: Tinikling is often described as a folk dance that represents the attempts of Filipino rice farmers to catch and prevent the Tikling bird from stealing ripe rice grains from the fields (9).