The Philippine Folk and Ethnic Dance Groups

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Froggy Jumps The Philippine Folk and Ethnic Dance GroupsOnline version This will help learners remember the discussion and challenge themselves to test their understanding. by CARMELA BIEN P. CORRO 1 This group use gangza to accompany their dances. a Dances of the Ethnic Group b Dances of the Cordillera Group c Dances of the Countryside 2 Through their dance, they imitate nature and work of people. a Dances of the Ethnic Group b Dances of the Cordillera Group c Dances of the Countryside 3 This group believes in supernatural things which is seen in their dances. a Dances of the Ethnic Group b Dances of the Muslim Group c Dances of the Cordillera Group 4 The dances were heavily influenced by European countries. a Western Influence Dances b Dances of the Countryside c Dances of the Muslim Group 5 Their dances commonly depict the people's daily living. a Dances of the Countryside b Western Influenced Dances c Dances of the Cordillera Group 6 This group uses their fingers to express emotions. a Dances of the Ethnic Group b Dances of the Cordillera Group c Dances of Muslim Group 7 Their dances are considered ‘original’ because they were not influenced by foreign cultures. a Dances of the Cordillera Group b Dances of the Countryside c Dances of the Ethnic Group 8 Their dances usually depict warfare, courtship and thanks giving. a Dances of the Muslim Group b Western Influenced Dances c Dances of the Ethnic Group 9 Their dances are adopted to the taste of the colonial society and conditions of the tropical archipelago. a Dances of the Countryside b Western Influenced Dances c Dances of the Cordillera Group 10 Dances were originated from the ethnolinguistic group called "BIBAKIIG". a Western Influenced Dances b Dances of the Ethnic Group c Dances of the Cordillera Group

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The Philippine Folk and Ethnic Dance Groups

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The Philippine Folk and Ethnic Dance GroupsOnline version

by CARMELA BIEN P. CORRO

This group use gangza to accompany their dances.

Through their dance, they imitate nature and work of people.

This group believes in supernatural things which is seen in their dances.

The dances were heavily influenced by European countries.

Their dances commonly depict the people's daily living.

This group uses their fingers to express emotions.

Their dances are considered ‘original’ because they were not influenced by foreign cultures.

Their dances usually depict warfare, courtship and thanks giving.

Their dances are adopted to the taste of the colonial society and conditions of the tropical archipelago.

Dances were originated from the ethnolinguistic group called "BIBAKIIG".