MUSIC

What I Know

Write the letter of the correct answer on the blank provided before the number.

_____ 1. When is Ibalong/Ibalon Festival celebrated?

A. Every 24th day of October through to the 31st of the same month
B. Every 24th day of September through to the 31st of the same month
C. Every 25th day of October through to the 31st of the same month
D. Every 25th day of September through to the 31st of the same month

_____ 2. Where is Sublian festival celebrated?

A. Batangas B. Bicol C. Marinduque D. Cebu

_____ 3. When did the Moriones Festival began?

A. 1807 B. 1808 C. 1809 D. 1810

_____ 4. Which festival is celebrated during the Holy Week?

A. Dinagyang C. Moriones
B. Panagbenga D. Sublian

_____ 5. Which festival is held as a celebration of the locals’ tenacity and resiliency?
A. Moriones B. Sublian C. Masskara D. Ibalon

What’s In

Odd Word Out: Encircle the wrong word in the sentence.

1. Among all festivals, Sinulog is the biggest, widest and longest celebrated in the
Philippines.
2. The Dinagyang Festival, the name of which comes from the Tagalog term ‘dagyang’
meaning ‘merrymaking’.
3. Fluvial procession, Kasadyahan Festival and Ati-Atihan competition are the three
main events of Panagbenga Festival.
4. Panagbenga Festival is celebrated every March.
5. Known as the City of Sadness, Bacolod demonstrates its resilience with its annual
MassKara Festival.

What I Can Do

Activity 1. Draw an object representative of the following Philippine festivals

discussed and describe your drawing on the space provided bellow.

Ibalong Sublian Moriones

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What I Know

• Identify the name of festival, place of origin, industry and month of

celebration. Write your answer on the space provided.

Non-Religious Festival Name of Place of

Industry
Month of
Festival Origin Celebration
in Luzon
1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

What’s In

Let’s check first how well you know the Religious Festivals of Luzon. Match the
statements in column A to column B.
B
A
1. It is a religious festival held in Manila that is A. Feast of the Black
centered around the Black Nazarene. Nazarene
2. It is also known as Feast of San Clemente. B. Higantes Festival
3. It claims to be the country’s “Lenten Capital. C. Marinduque
4. It is a colorful feast celebrated every 15th day of D. Pahiyas Festival
May by the people of Lucban, Quezon in honor of E. Taong Putik
San Isidro Labrador. Festival
5. It is a religious ritual called “pag-sa-San Juan.

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ART OUTPUT
• Create your own Sunflower paper craft.
• Materials: Yellow, Green, Brown Colored Paper, Glue, Tape, Scissors.
Note: If the Colored papers are not available you can use any white paper and
color it accordingly.

1. Fold the sheet of paper in half and

cut it.
2. Start folding the paper – make an
accordion fold.
3. Fold all the way to the end of the
sheet.
4. When done, fold in half and Glue
together.
5. Cut a smaller circle out of brown
paper. Glue it onto your sunflower
rosette.
6. Roll the green paper to make the
stem and glue it.
7. Cut leaves out of green paper and
glue them onto the stem.
8. Press the sunflower rosette on the
stem. Secure with tape