Mechanics and Guidelines Foundation

PINAMALAYAN MARITIME FOUNDATION AND TECHNOLOGICAL
COLLEGE, INC.
Tri-Star Bldg., Mabini St., Marfrancisco, Pinamalayan, Oriental Mindoro
Tel. No. : (043) 284-3566 website: www.pmftci.edu.ph
ISO 9001:2015 Certified

OFFICE OF THE STUDENT SERVICES
SUPREME STUDENT COUNCIL
-SPEECH CHOIR COMPETITION
(Guidelines, Mechanics and Criteria)
Title of the Contest Piece: CIVILIZATION VS. SAVAGERY

1. The number of contestants shall not be less than twenty-five (25) members. Maximum is
thirty (30) participants.
2. Members of the choir may wear and use costumes, props, and others whenever
appropriate to improve the choral interpretation of the piece.
3. Dangerous stunts shall be prohibited. The board of judges reserves the right to
discontinue presentations whenever posing danger or risks to the members of the team,
the judges, and the audience.
4. Revisions (for the performance) on the piece are allowed, as well as the use of
background music and chanting/singing to elevate the performance.
5. The performance is designed to encompass a duration spanning no less than 5 minutes
and no more than 7 minutes.
6. Upon submission of the results to the committee, judges’ decision shall be considered
final and irrevocable.
7. The criteria for judging are as follows:
CRITERIA DEFINITION POINTS
INTERPRETATION manner in which the piece is 25 POINTS

internalized & presented
DELIVERY quality of voice, fluency, 25 POINTS

pronunciation, blending &
harmony
STAGE PRESENCE stage poise, eye contact & 20 POINTS

audience impact
MASTERY OF PIECE 20 POINTS
COSTUME & PROPS attire is related to concept, 10 POINTS

sound production
TOTAL: 100 POINTS

COLLEGE, INC.

Committee:
JOY PAULENE MAY N. TORRE

COLLEGE, INC.

POSTER MAKING COMPETITION
1. Each department shall have three (3) participants per department.
2. Participants will be given four (4) hours to finish their poster.
3. The poster will be done on the actual day of the competition (March 22, 2024).
4. Be advised that the SSC will not be providing materials for this competition.
Participants shall bring their own materials to the contest proper (1/4 illustration board and
coloring materials).
5. The poster must illustrate, emphasize, and interpret around the theme of the 22 nd
Founding Anniversary: "Legacy of Learning: 22 Years of Educational Excellence".
CRITERIA FOR JUDGING
CRITERIA POINTS
RELEVANCE TO THE THEME 30 POINTS
ORIGINALITY 25 POINTS
CREATIVITY 20 POINTS
COLOR HARMONY 15 POINTS
VISUAL IMPACT 10 POINTS
TOTAL: 100 POINTS
Committee:
ZHYMON RIDLEY A. VICENAL
KATE ANGELIE L. MAGBOO
COLLEGE, INC.

MODERN DANCE COMPETITION
1. Each group must be composed of bona fide student of their respective department with
each group having a minimum 7 members and a maximum of 12 members.
2. Each participating group must submit to the SSC, .mp3 copy of their official music on or
before March 13, 2024 along with the official list of participants.
3. Music must not contain any sexually suggestive and vulgar lyrics/language.
4. The music and performance must be at least of 3 minutes and a maximum of 5:00
minutes. Any excess in time will have a 2 points deduction to the total score.
5. Use of props is allowed as long as it will not cause delay in the program and any harm to
the next performing group.
6. Choreography should not be vulgar and must not contain any subliminal or sexually
suggestive.
7. Attire may include accessories such hats, caps, gloves, scarves, jewelleries, etc. removing
pieces of clothing during performance is allowed provided that it is not sexually
suggestive.
8. The Top 3 winners will be the top 3 dance group with the 3 highest total scores.
9. The decision of the Board of Judges shall be final and irrevocable.
CRITERIA FOR JUDGING:
CRITERIA DEFINITION PERCENTAGE
PERFORMANCE Execution, Formation, 40 %

Entertainment and Projection
CHOREOGRAPHY Unique concept, creative 30 %

moves and Originality
MUSIC AND COSTUME Timing, Synchronization and 20 %

Musicality
AUDIENCE IMPACT 10 %
TOTAL: 100 %
COLLEGE, INC.

Committee:
KENNETH F. LICOP
COLLEGE, INC.

DIGITAL LOGO MAKING COMPETITION
1. Each department shall have three (3) participants.

2. Participants are required to demonstrate an original and inventive approach in their
logo creation, utilizing creative applications or digital design tools to create their logo.
3. Participants are required to give a brief description of their design.
4. Entries must be submitted via email to ____ with the participants’
COURSE/DEPARTMENT, and CONTACT NUMBER. (Example: BSIT_09123456789)
5. The winning design will serve as the Official Logo of the 22 ND FOUNDING
ANNIVERSARY OF PMFTCI.
CRITERIA PERCENTAGE
CREATIVITY AND ORIGINALITY 30 %
RELEVANCE TO THEME 30 %
SYMBOLISM AND CONCEPT 20 %
ADAPTABILITY AND VERSATILITY 20 %
TOTAL: 100 %
Committee:
JOHN LESTHER N. LORETO

GILLIAN LOUIS SAGUID
COLLEGE, INC.

SPOKEN POETRY COMPETITION
1. This is open to all PMFTCI students.

2. The piece must be an original composition. (Plagiarism is strictly prohibited.)
3. Participants are allowed to use any language, however, explicit and other bad words will not
be allowed.
4. Each contestant is given 3-5 minutes to deliver their piece.
5. The piece must be in relation to the 22nd Founding Anniversary’s theme: "Legacy of
Learning: 22 Years of Educational Excellence".
6. Instrumental or music background is allowed to complement the delivery. No deduction shall
be made if the contestant chooses not to have a musical background.
CRITERIA DEFINITION PERCENTAGE
• The content of spoken piece is

CONTENT relevant to the theme. 40 %
• The piece has a powerful and
meaningful message to the audience.
• Connection to the audience was

STAGE PRESENCE, established from the start.
PRESENTATION AND • Facial expression, hand and body 20 %
EXPRESSION gestures emphasized the different
elements of the performance
CLARITY OF SPOKEN • Words are pronounced distinctly and 20 %

WORDS AND DICTION correctly.
ORIGINALITY 20 %
TOTAL: 100 %
COLLEGE, INC.

Committee:
PAULA MARIE L. FETIZANAN

DENISE AIKA REANZARES
COLLEGE, INC.

SONG FESTIVAL COMPETITION
• Open to all bona fide students of PMFTCI
• The Competition is composed of 3 rounds: Elimination, Semi Finals, and Finals.
1. The participant may choose their preferred song or piece. Upon registration, they must
prepare and provide their own instrumentals or Minus 1, and communicate to the
organizing committee in advance.
2. The participant may also choose to perform with an instrument.
3. Participants must dress appropriately for the occasion and the style of performance.
4. The participant is given a minimum of three (3) and a maximum of (5) minutes for their
performance.
5. Follow instructions and adhere to the schedule provided by the SSC and organizing
committee.
CRITERIA POINTS
STAGE PRESENCE 20 POINTS
VOICE QUALITY 30 POINTS
MASTERY OF THE PIECE 30 POINTS
SHOW DESIGN / MUSIC SELECTION 20 POINTS
TOTAL: 100 POINTS
Committee:
LOVELY R. GALICHA
COLLEGE, INC.

ACADEMIC CHALLENGE / QUIZ BEE
• The challenge will be conducted by department.

• Each department shall form 4 groups and shall be composed of 3 bona fide students of
their department (3 students per group, total of 12).
• The groups will compete on the first round/elimination round and the winning group shall
compete with other departments on designated day of the Foundation Celebration, and the final
round shall be called “Quiz Bee”.
• SSC Officers and Trainees shall not be allowed to join the competition.
THE CHALLENGE PROPER

1. The Academic Challenge shall have a total of 50 multiple choice questions divided
equally on the following subject areas:
• General Information
• Science
• Math
• Politics
• Geography
2. All questions shall be screened by the SHS Principal and Academic Dean.
3. All questions shall have an equal 3 points per correct answer.
4. All forms of cheating are strictly prohibited; violations shall result to disqualification of
the entire group.
5. Participants may start answering once the quiz master gave the go signal.
6. Time limit is 10 seconds per question, once time is up, all participants must raise their
white board showing their answers.
7. The group who obtained the highest score shall be declared winner, there shall be five
clincher questions in general information category in case of a tie.
8. Winners shall compete on the Final Round (Quiz Bee).
9.
Committee:
KURT LOUIE O. LIWANAGAN

JOY PAULENE MAY N. TORRE
COLLEGE, INC.

PATIMPALUTO
1. Participants must prepare an appetizer and a main course (with a side dish) within three
(3) hours.
2. All ingredients and cooking equipment will be provided by the participant’s respective
department.
3. Participants may bring their own cooking tools and utensils if they prefer, but they must
be approved by the competition organizers.
4. Participants must adhere to food safety and hygiene standards throughout the
competition.
5. Participants can prepare their dishes in any cooking style or cuisine of their choice.
6. There can only be a maximum of two (2) participants per department.
CRITERIA DEFINITION POINTS
• Balance of flavours
TASTE • Use of spices and seasonings 40 POINTS
• Overall deliciousness
• Creativity in plating
PRESENTATION • Use of garnishes and 30 POINTS
decorations
• Unique flavour combinations 20 POINTS

CREATIVITY • Creative use of ingredients
• Organization of cooking 10 POINTS

station
CLEANLINESS AND • Adherence to food safety
HYGIENE guidelines
• Proper food handling
techniques
TOTAL: 100 POINTS
Committee: GENALYN TAYAMURA

COLLEGE, INC.

IMPROMPTU SPEECH
1. All departments shall have one (1) participant per department.

2. Each participant shall select a topic for their speech by randomly picking from the pool of
words in a bowl.
3. Speeches may be delivered in English, Filipino or Taglish.
4. The participants will be given 3 minutes to prepare their speech after they choose their
topic.
5. The style of the delivery shall be conversational, oratorical, or a combination of both.
6. Speeches should not exceed six (6) minutes, with a warning at the five (5) minute mark.
There will be a one (1) point deduction for every 30 seconds over-time from the
respective judge’s total score before determining the rank of the participants.
7. Judges will be evaluating speeches based on the following criteria.
8. The use of electronic devices for reference or assistance during the preparation period is
strictly prohibited.
9. Participants may not use any costumes, posters, visual aids, or props for their
presentation.
CRITERIA POINTS
CONTENT AND SUBSTANCE 30 POINTS
ORGANIZATION AND STRUCTURE 20 POINTS
LANGUAGE AND STYLE 20 POINTS
DELIVERY AND PRESENTATION 15 POINTS
TIME MANAGEMENT 15 POINTS
TOTAL: 100 POINTS
Committee:
MARK DAVE D. RICO
COLLEGE, INC.

Certainly! Here's a more detailed breakdown of the guidelines and mechanics of the
game "Family Feud":
1. Setup:
Two teams, usually consisting of five family members each, are chosen to

compete against each other.
 A host, who moderates the game and presents the survey questions, is
selected to oversee the gameplay.
 The game is typically played in rounds, with a predetermined number of
rounds per game.
2. Survey Questions:
 Before the game begins, a survey is conducted among a sample
population to gather responses to a variety of questions.
 These questions cover a wide range of topics, including common
knowledge, opinions, and preferences.
 The goal of the contestants is to guess the most popular answers to these
survey questions.
3. Gameplay Mechanics:
 The game is played in rounds, with each round featuring one survey
question.
 Two contestants, one from each team, stand at designated podiums.
 The host reads the survey question aloud to the contestants.
 Contestants must buzz in to provide an answer. The first contestant to
buzz in gets the opportunity to answer.
 If the answer provided by the contestant is one of the top responses on
the survey, their team gains control of the round. If not, the opposing
contestant has a chance to provide an answer.
4. Playing or Passing:
 The team that gains control of the round has the option to either "play" or
"pass."
 If they choose to "play," they must continue to provide answers in an
attempt to guess all the remaining top responses.
 If they choose to "pass," they forfeit the opportunity to answer, and the
opposing team gets a chance to provide answers.
COLLEGE, INC.

If the opposing team provides a wrong answer, the controlling team earns

points. If they provide a correct answer, they steal control of the round.
5. Answering and Scoring:
 Each team takes turns providing answers to the survey question.
 The host reveals whether each answer is on the board and its position in
terms of popularity.
 Correct answers earn points based on their ranking in the survey (e.g., the
most popular answer earns more points).
 Incorrect answers result in a strike. Accumulating three strikes ends the
round, and the opposing team has a chance to "steal" the points by
providing one correct answer from the remaining unrevealed responses.
6. Winning:
 The game consists of multiple rounds, with points accumulating after each
round.
 The team with the most points at the end of the final round wins the
game.
"Family Feud" is known for its engaging gameplay, humorous moments, and
interactions between contestants and the host, making it a beloved game show
worldwide.

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PINAMALAYAN MARITIME FOUNDATION AND TECHNOLOGICAL

ISO 9001:2015 Certified

Title of the Contest Piece: CIVILIZATION VS. SAVAGERY

CRITERIA DEFINITION POINTS

INTERPRETATION manner in which the piece is 25 POINTS

DELIVERY quality of voice, fluency, 25 POINTS

STAGE PRESENCE stage poise, eye contact & 20 POINTS

MASTERY OF PIECE 20 POINTS

COSTUME & PROPS attire is related to concept, 10 POINTS

TOTAL: 100 POINTS

ISO 9001:2015 Certified

JOY PAULENE MAY N. TORRE

ISO 9001:2015 Certified

1. Each department shall have three (3) participants per department.

2. Participants will be given four (4) hours to finish their poster.

CRITERIA FOR JUDGING

ISO 9001:2015 Certified

CRITERIA FOR JUDGING:

CRITERIA DEFINITION PERCENTAGE

PERFORMANCE Execution, Formation, 40 %

CHOREOGRAPHY Unique concept, creative 30 %

MUSIC AND COSTUME Timing, Synchronization and 20 %

ISO 9001:2015 Certified

ISO 9001:2015 Certified

1. Each department shall have three (3) participants.

CRITERIA FOR JUDGING:

JOHN LESTHER N. LORETO

ISO 9001:2015 Certified

1. This is open to all PMFTCI students.

CRITERIA FOR JUDGING:

CRITERIA DEFINITION PERCENTAGE

• The content of spoken piece is

• Connection to the audience was

CLARITY OF SPOKEN • Words are pronounced distinctly and 20 %

ISO 9001:2015 Certified

PAULA MARIE L. FETIZANAN

ISO 9001:2015 Certified

• Open to all bona fide students of PMFTCI

• The Competition is composed of 3 rounds: Elimination, Semi Finals, and Finals.

2. The participant may also choose to perform with an instrument.

CRITERIA FOR JUDGING:

ISO 9001:2015 Certified

• The challenge will be conducted by department.

THE CHALLENGE PROPER

KURT LOUIE O. LIWANAGAN

ISO 9001:2015 Certified

CRITERIA FOR JUDGING:

CRITERIA DEFINITION POINTS

• Unique flavour combinations 20 POINTS

• Organization of cooking 10 POINTS

TOTAL: 100 POINTS

Committee: GENALYN TAYAMURA

ISO 9001:2015 Certified

1. All departments shall have one (1) participant per department.

CRITERIA FOR JUDGING:

ISO 9001:2015 Certified

ISO 9001:2015 Certified

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