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    This document describes the rules for a traditional Filipino game called "Sigbin sa Takip-Silim". It explains that one player is selected to be the "it" or sigbin through a game like rock paper scissors. Boundaries are set so the sigbin cannot hide in certain areas. The sigbin is then blindfolded and spun around before trying to catch other players, who must remain frozen if touched. If the sigbin incorrectly guesses a caught player's identity, that player is released until the sigbin succeeds in guessing correctly, ending their turn as the sigbin.

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    This document describes the rules for a traditional Filipino game called "Sigbin sa Takip-Silim". It explains that one player is selected to be the "it" or sigbin through a game like rock paper scissors. Boundaries are set so the sigbin cannot hide in certain areas. The sigbin is then blindfolded and spun around before trying to catch other players, who must remain frozen if touched. If the sigbin incorrectly guesses a caught player's identity, that player is released until the sigbin succeeds in guessing correctly, ending their turn as the sigbin.

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    Senior High School Department General Malvar ST., Davao City 800

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    This document describes the rules for a traditional Filipino game called "Sigbin sa Takip-Silim". It explains that one player is selected to be the "it" or sigbin through a game like rock paper scissors. Boundaries are set so the sigbin cannot hide in certain areas. The sigbin is then blindfolded and spun around before trying to catch other players, who must remain frozen if touched. If the sigbin incorrectly guesses a caught player's identity, that player is released until the sigbin succeeds in guessing correctly, ending their turn as the sigbin.

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    DAVAO DOCTORS COLLEGE INC.

    SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT


    General Malvar St., Davao City 800

    In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements of


    Business Ethics

    Submitted To:
    Dexter C. Dapitan

    Submitted By:
    Aleman, Leah Mae
    Babao, Jade
    Balagtas, Ivy
    January 2018
    Sigbin sa Takip-Silim

    Participants: As many as possible

    The “it” or the sigbin is chosen through the Jack-en-poy (Rock, paper, scissor) process or another
    “it” selection process like “maalis taya or the so-called sikop”

    Participants should set the boundaries, like no hiding in closets, bathrooms, or those of the places
    that is hard for the sigbin to reach

    The “it” or sigbin will then be blindfolded and turned around 3 or 4 times before he or she is let
    loose and walk backwards as that of a sigbin. Other players will run around and eventually
    freezes, the sigbin will try to catch one of the other players. When the sigbin catches a player, he
    or she will try to guess who that player is. If the guess is wrong, the “it” will have to let that
    person go and try to catch another person and make another guess until eventually he or she
    succeeded in guessing and by that time the sigbin would be changed.

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