Explanation:

Answer:

1. To hit the palayok or clay pot

2. Its very enjoyable because it gives us suspense and kinda like a guessing game to which direction the pot is and hit it

Incase if you don't get the game graphics and mechanics:

“Basagang Palayok” (hit the pot) is derived from the Spanish game Piṅata. They used

festivals to attract the native Filipinos to convert their religion.

The rules of the game are so simple. You just have to hit the palayok or clay pot.

Players should be blindfolded. The player will stay around 3 meters away in front of

the hanging pot, enough for the player to reach it and will walk straight forwards the

pot. A long bamboo or lumber is used to hit it. Participants are made to spin around

to distort his/her concentration. The crowd will distract the player by yelling all kinds

of directions, “Go straight, to the left, to the right, stop! Hit it! Hit it! The players have

an opportunity to hit the pot once. Just one hit. If you missed it, you have to go back

in the line and wait for your turn to hit again. Once you hit the pot the crowd goes

for the goodies fall on the ground from the pot. The player who breaks the pot will

win the game and will be given prize.

Explanation:Sana makatulong Hndi po akin tong sagot nakita kolang:)salmt