Music Other opera venues were established,

led by the Manila Grand Opera House

Opera - an art and music form in which and the Metropolitan Theater (Met).
singers and musicians perform a
dramatic The first Filipino opera is said to be to
work combining text (called a libretto) Sandugong Panaginip by Pedro
and a musical score, usually in an Paterno.
elaborate theatrical setting. Zorilla Theater on August 2, 1902. The
- incorporates acting, scenery, Englishman M.W. Loving later translated
costumes, and sometimes includes it with the
dance. title The Dreamed Alliance.
- given in an opera house,
cultural center, theater, or auditorium. Lakangbini by Patricio Mariano that
An orchestra or smaller musical was staged at the Metropolitan Theater
ensemble accompanies it. The dialogue on December 19, 1933.
is entirely sung and not spoken.
- part of Western classical music The establishment of the Cultural Center
form and tradition. It started in Italy at of the Philippines (CCP) by then-First
the end of the 16th century and soon Lady Imelda Romualdez-Marcos in 1969
spread throughout the rest of Europe. paved the way for other Filipino operas
to be staged at a legitimate venue of
Opera in the Philippines: international standard.
Emergence of the Filipino opera -
middle part of the 19th century. Leandro Locsin designed CCP’s
Foreign performers, including architectural structures, Carlos
instrumental virtuoso, opera singers, “Botong” Francisco designed the logo,
and Spanish zarzuela, also known as the and Lucrecia Kasilag became the first
drama simbolico, dominated the Theater Director.
Philippine theater scene.
Performers came to the country to Jaime Zobel de Ayala and former First
perform for enthusiastic audiences. Lady Imelda Romualdez-Marcos served
as Executive Director and Chairman
Local theaters including the Zorilla, respectively alongside its Board of
Principe Alfonso, Variedades, Quiapo, Trustees that include Juan Ponce Enrile,
and Tondo Theaters, were the choice Antonio Quintos, Fr. Horacio Dela Costa,
venues for the mainly Italian operas Ernesto Rufino, and Antonio Madrigal.
that came to the country, such as Lucia
di Lammermoor, La Boheme, La La Loba Negra (The Black She-Wolf)
Traviata, and Aida. Acts I and II are based on history.
Act III is based on a legend
attributed to Fr. Jose Burgos.
 Ang Palasyo ng mga Dwende: heroine
The music was composed by National Yani is being maltreated by her envious
Artist Francisco Feliciano, with libretto stepmother and stepsisters.
by soprano Fides Cuyugan-Asensio. Labindalawang Masasayang Prinsesa:
The premiere was held in 1984 with The twelve daughters secretly leave
National Artist for Theater and Film their bedroom at night to travel to an
Lamberto Avellana as director. enchanted land and dance with the
princes.
Noli Me Tangere, The Opera: Felipe Anting-Anting: horror-comedy wherein
Padilla de Leon, with libretto by the cowardly hero Huan tries to
National Artist Guillermo Tolentino. overcome his fears to win his love.
(1957) FEU Auditorium
El Filibusterismo, The Opera: Felipe Rama Hari - Philippine adaptation of
Padilla de Leon in 1970, with libretto by the Indian epic Ramayana (February 8
Anthony Morelli. to 17, 1980,)
Ramayana
Ballet: Interprets novels, folktales, and Dharma
stories to provide visual excitement as
the characters come alive not in spoken Musical Play- popular and generally
dialogue but in body movements. lighter form of musical drama than the
Much of the communication is relayed in opera. Usually more contemporary, less
pantomime. intense and dramatic act, choreography
and dance sequences provide visual
Lola Basyang is a ballet adaptation of breaks.
Severino Reyes’ folktales Mga Kuwento
ni Lola Basyang. Broadway Musicals- family
It was meant to instill and rekindle the entertainment with themes and texts,
interest of the Filipino youth in the include the problems of everyday life,
beauty, richness, and heritage of such as love and romance, social
Philippine literature. acceptance, jealousy and intrigue, and
Ang Kapatid ng Tatlong Marya: adventure, singing is usually amplified.
fantasy story set to neo-ethnic music in
a contemporary style. Miss Saigon based on Puccini’s
Ang Mahiwagang Biyulin: local version Madame Butterfly and Aida from Verdi’s
of the Pied Piper tale where the main opera.
character mesmerizes his followers
through the music of his violin. “Good Lea Salonga- Filipino artist who
triumphs over evil.” attained international status on both
Ang Prinsipe ng Mga Ibon: This is a London’s West End and Broadway,
love story where a princess falls in love known for her portrayal of Kim in the
with a bird. musical Miss Saigon, first Filipina to
have won various international awards Atang, The Musical- The musical play
for a single role. Eponine in the musical Atang, written by Floy Quintos, directed
Les Misérables; Mei-Li in Flower Drum by Alexander Cortes, and with music by
Song. Von de Guzman, was shown at the
Guerrero Theater, Palma Hall in UP.
The Phantom of the Opera- broadway
musical by Andrew Lloyd Webber and KATY! THE MUSICAL- life of bodabil
Richard Stilgoe, focuses on a beautiful (vaudeville) star Katy de la Cruz. It was
singer Christine Daaé as she is seduced initially presented by Actors Studio East
by a mysterious disfigured musical Production in 1988.
genius known as The Phantom of the
Opera. One of the longest-running FLORANTE AT LAURA, THE MUSICAL-
Broadway musicals of all time. presented by Tanghalang Pilipino at the
CCP Little Theater (Tanghalang Aurelio
Les Misérables- musical composed in Tolentino) from July 7 to 24, 1988. This
1980 by French composer Claude-Michel was in celebration of the 200th birth
Schönberg; most famous of all French anniversary of the author Francisco
musicals and one of the most famous Balagtas-Baltazar.
musicals performed worldwide. Paroled
convict Jean Valjean who, failing NOLI ME TANGERE, THE MUSICAL-
attempts to find work as an honest staged at the CCP Little Theater from
man, breaks his chains and conceals his February 1 to 4, 1996 as a production of
identity to live his life again. Tanghalang Pilipino.

Musical Plays in the Philippines EL FILIBUSTERISMO, THE MUSICAL-

more recent development than a two-act play staged at the CCP Main
Broadway and West End, adaptations Theater from August 8 to 10, 1997 as a
from novels, literary works, or production of Tanghalang Pilipino.
biographical sketches of famous artists.
MAGSIMULA KA, THE MUSICAL- by
Andres Bonifacio, Ang Dakilang Gines Tan staged at the CCP Main
Anak-pawis, The Musical - five-act Theater from April 7 to 24, 1988. Winner
work commissioned by Alfonso Puyat in of the CCP Playwriting Contest in 1983, it
1979, depicting the life of revolutionary became one of the longest-running
hero Andres Bonifacio. musicals at the CCP.

Atang - Dulang May Musika- It is a

musical based on the life of the first
superstar of the Philippines, Atang de la
Rama.
Arts
Gesture, Movement, and Dance -
Theater - one major art form that bodily movements or actions that
brings together all the other art forms usually express emotions, character,
(from painting and sculpture to and narrative actions with
installation art, to music, to dance, to accompanying sound or music
literature, even to computer arts) in a
single production. Costume, Mask, Makeup, and
- A story is acted out on stage by Accessories - visual effects, of which
actors portraying the characters.
the main function is to enhance visibility
and aesthetic value.
Theatrical Forms
- help make the character
Tragedy - a dramatic play portraying
appear realistic according to the
the struggle of a strong-willed
role he/she portrays.
protagonist against fate
- usually caused by a flaw in the
Spectacle - something unusual, notable,
protagonist’s character.
or entertaining, especially an
eye-catching or dramatic public display
Comedy - a dramatic play of
which may be regarded as impressive
light and humorous character, typically
and breathtaking and on stage if visual,
with a cheerful and happy
lighting, sound, music, costumes, dance,
ending.
and special effects are properly
manifested in a play.
Drama - It is a play that is “for
real”. The characters represent realistic
Rhythm, Movement - This principle
and everyday people.
guides directors and production staff in
Melodrama - It is a dramatic using music and movement to set the
composition characterized by mood and tone of the play and its
extravagant theatricality and the scenes.
dominance of plot and
physical action over Balance: Directors use this principle to
Characterization. achieve a proper balance and
composition in stage blockings, props,
Elements of Art backdrops, costumes, and set design,
ensuring a cohesive perspective of the
Sound and music - these provide play.
different effects to the play that
heighten the emotions of the characters Emphasis: This principle helps directors
and the audience. highlight key parts of the play,
effectively communicating its theme to
the audience.
Harmony, Unity, and Variety: Directors Costume Designer: Creates character
utilize these principles to harmonize costumes that are suitable to their roles
elements such as set design, costumes, and the setting of the script.
and spectacle, ensuring they
complement each other while providing Sound Designer: Incorporates sound
visual variety for a spectacular impact. effects to enhance the overall auditory
experience of the production.
Proportion: Directors employ this
principle to make the play more realistic Technical Director: Oversees technical
or stylized through proper use of space, aspects such as lighting and sound cues
height, width, and sizes of elements or to ensure flawless performances.
materials used in the production.
Stage Manager: Supervises all aspects
Different Roles in Play Production: of rehearsals and performances,
ensuring adherence to the director's
Producer: Oversees all aspects of instructions.
production, from financial management
to hiring creative staff. Choreographer: Designs suitable dance
sequences and choreographs fight
Director: Provides overall vision and scenes to align with the director's vision.
guidance, ensuring unity among all
elements of the performance. Makeup Designer: Works with costume
designers to achieve authentic
Playwright: Develops script concepts character appearances through makeup
and narratives, laying the foundation and accessories.
for the entire production.
Visual Components of Stage Play:
Production Manager: Manages
backstage crews and logistics to ensure Stage Setting: Sets the physical
smooth production operations. environment where the performance
takes place, including backdrops, props,
Set Designer: Designs and supervises and set pieces.
the construction of sets, creating the
physical world of the play's characters. Lighting Design: Manipulates light to
create mood and atmosphere,
Lighting Designer: Enhances mood and enhancing the audience's visual
atmosphere through the use of lights experience.
and special effects.
Costume Design: Creates character
costumes that reflect the time, setting,
and personalities portrayed in the
script.

Props: Objects used by actors during

the performance to enhance storytelling
and create immersive environments.

Examples of Philippine Plays:

Sarswela: A melodramatic form in three

acts that combines spoken and sung
pieces, historically significant in
Philippine culture.

Epic Poetry: Pre-colonial narratives

presented during festivals, often
centered on romance and adventure.

Duplo: A poetic debate featuring song

and dance, originating from indigenous
courtship customs.

Moro Moro: Popular theater depicting

conflicts between Moros and Christians,
exploring themes of love, vengeance,
and religion.

Senakulo: Passion play dramatizing the

life and death of Jesus Christ,
traditionally performed during Holy
Week.

Traditional Folkdance: Reflects

regional cultures and traditions,
showcasing the heritage of Filipino
people through movement.

Bodabil: Filipino vaudeville consisting of

musical numbers, skits, and comedy,
popularized by local artists.
PE-
Contemporary Dance Fan Kick:

BASTE - Body Action, Space, Time This dynamic movement begins with
Energy: weight transfer and leg extension,
executing a circular motion with pointed
Contemporary Dance: Contemporary toes.
dance, also known as modern dance, is
ever-evolving, drawing inspiration from Flat Back:
various dance forms.
Maintaining a flat back involves forward
Isadora Duncan, Martha Graham, and bending with straightened back and
Merce Cunningham - challenged knees, so your back is completely flat.
traditional ballet rules, advocating for
freedom of movement. Grand Plié:

Martha Graham - emphasized The grand plié starts with proper

movement originating from contraction posture, gradually bending the knees
and release, embodying emotional while maintaining upper body extension
dichotomies. and heel contact.

Basic Vocabularies of Martha Graham Relevé:

Dance Techniques: Techniques include
breathing, bounces, spiral turns, and Relevé requires lifting the heels high
deep stretches, emphasizing body with straight knees, distributing body
alignment and fluid movement. weight onto the balls of the feet.

Warm-up Exercises: These elements and techniques form the

Warm-up routines focus on posture, foundation of dance, fostering
execution, and safety, incorporating expression, creativity, and physicality in
exercises like tendus, pliés, and relevés. movement.

Jazz Square:
-Step forward on the right or left foot.
-Cross the other foot over the first foot.
-Step back with the first foot.
-Bring the feet side by side.
Breathing

Bounces Step Draw Contraction Side to Side

Simple Spiral

Triplets Walks Pliés

Tendu/Brush Variations
from 1st Position

Spiral Turn Deep Stretches

High Curve – Hip Thrust

Brush Contractions Pleadings

Warm up Exercises Hips Isolation

Tendu

Flat Back

The Inverted Knee Position

Grand Plie

Jazz Square

Releve

The Jazz Slide

Fan Kick
Health considering possible problems that may
Components and Steps in Preparing arise along the way.
Health Career Plan
Personal Health Career Plan:
Health Careers: refer to the different ● Textual
careers related to medical and other ● Tabular
allied health professionals. ● Graphical forms

Health Career Plan: is an individual Preparing a personal health career

action or initiative in making a career
choice, in growing in a chosen career or ● Picturing your goals can
in making a career shift which involves motivate you and keep you
a very important discernment. focused.
● Planning how to reach your goals
Career planning: helps you set priorities and stay
organized.
Self-Assessment- strengths, ● Sometimes you need to do things
weaknesses, interests, hobbies, personal in a certain order, so it’s
experiences, family income, skills, and important to know where to start.
competencies.
Make a SMART Goal
Career Exploration- listing down of
health career options, conducting Specific: must be clear, concise and
informational interview, job shadowing tangible.
(on-the-job learning), job temping (short
term job), attending internship, and Measurable: the plan must be
volunteering. quantifiable by means of indicators.

Decision Making- listing of pros and Attainable: the plan must be

cons, comparing your personal achievable.
strengths and interests, choosing a
specific health career to pursue, Realistic: the plan should not be simply
considering suggestions of family, and a wish.
finally deciding a health career to take.
Time Bound: the plan must have a clear
Plan of Action- designing a plan to schedule or time frame to do a task.
reach health career goals, identifying
short-term and long-term goals, 12 Various Health Career Pathways:
identifying education and training 1. Community Healthcare
requirements, developing job search 2. Dental Health
strategies, and creating a road map 3. Disease Prevention and Control
 4. Drug Prevention and Control
5. Emergency Medical Services Deciding on Appropriate Health
6. Environmental Healthcare Career Path
Management Tools such as Decision Maps and SWOT
7. Health Education Analysis can help in deciding on an
8. Maternal and Child Care appropriate health career path to
9. Mental Healthcare pursue.
10. Nutrition
11. Occupational Safety In deciding an appropriate health
12. Personal Healthcare career path, it is necessary to:

● compare health career options

Health Career Orientation Program ● narrow down health career
options;
● evaluate and assess factors ● reflect on skills, abilities,
● provide an opportunity interests, strengths, among
● learn about the duties and others;
responsibilities of health ● choose a specific health career to
professionals pursue;
● acquire awareness for both ● list down pros and cons in
academic and vocational fields pursuing chosen health career;
● pursue health career pathways ● consider suggestion of family;
● think of the outcome of your
February 14, 2019: Republic Act 11206 chosen health career path.
otherwise known as Secondary School
Career Guidance and Counseling Act - It is important to:
Institutionalize a career guidance and ● Compare
counseling program for students ● Narrow down
● Reflect
Equip secondary education students ● Choose
with the capability to make educated ● List down
career decisions. ● Consider
Ensure that graduates of tertiary ● Think
education meet the requirements

Secondary School Career Guidance PE - Cheerdance

and Counseling Act Cheer is to shout out words or phrases
schools are conducting career advocacy that may help motivate and boost
activities and invite different morale.
professionals to share their unique and
inspiring life experiences.
Training can consist of strength,
flexibility, and skill work and in some
cases, repeated practice of skills or set
choreographed routines.

good nutrition is essential to achieve

the ideal body composition as well as
ensuring adequate energy to support
growth and fuel training.

Protein:
● Lean meat
● Fish
● Eggs
● Peanut Butter
Nutrients:
● VITAMIN A D C E K B1-7 B9 B12

Injury Prevention and Safety Tips

● Equipment
● Fitness

Basic Warm-up Exercises

● Walking Lunges
● Squats
● Calf Raises
● Push ups
● Pull ups
● Inclined push ups
● Jogging in place
Straight Jump Front Hurdler Jump

Touch Toe Jump

Spread Eagle Jump

Pike Jump

Double Hook Jump

Floor Stunts
Herkey Jump

Cart Wheel

Side Hurdler Jump

Forward Roll Shoulder Sit

Cheer Stunts for Beginners:

Pony Sit of Pony Mount

Cheerleading Beginning Chants

Chant: usually short, and you repeat it 3
or more times.

Double Thigh
Cheer: longer than a chant and is done
one time through.

Offense: An “offense” chant talks about

scoring and is used in a sporting event.
You use this type of chant when your
team has the ball. Here is a sample
offense chant:
“We’ve got the ball, we’ve got the ball,
Hanging Stag
let’s score 6!”

Defense: A “defense” chant is one that

talks about taking the ball away from
the other team. You use this chant when
your team does not have the ball. Here
is a defense chant example:
L-Sit & L-Stand “T A K E take that ball away.”

Spirit / General Chant: The spirit or

general chant is one you can use
anytime like:
“Let’s go Bears!”

Cooldown Exercises That You Can Do

● Light jogging or walking.
● Side Arm Stretch.
● Standing quadriceps stretch.

Cheerleading is physically demanding; it

can be tougher than some varsity
sports. That is because cheerleaders
must be as strong and flexible as
gymnasts, as graceful as dancers, and
have the lung capacity of runners.

The skills you learned from basic cheer

motions and stunts and the needed
nutrition of the body will not only carry
with you throughout your lifetime but
will help shape who you are or what you
become.
MAPEH REVIEWER Q4 Zorilla Theater on August 2, 1902. It was later
Music: 20th and 21st Century Multimedia translated by the Englishman M.W. Loving with the
Forms title The Dreamed Alliance.
Opera: perform a dramatic work combining text
(called a libretto) and a musical score, usually in an Lakangbini by Patricio Mariano that was staged
elaborate theatrical setting. It incorporates many of at the Metropolitan Theater on December 19,
the elements of spoken theater, such as acting, 1933.
scenery, and costumes, and sometimes includes
dance. Performed in opera house, cultural center, The establishment of the Cultural Center of the
theater, or auditorium. It is accompanied by an Philippines (CCP) by then-First Lady Imelda
orchestra or smaller musical ensemble. The Romualdez-Marcos in 1969 paved the way for other
dialogue is entirely sung and not spoken. Part of Filipino operas to be staged at a legitimate venue of
Western classical music form and tradition. It international standard.
started in Italy at the end of the 16th century and
soon spread throughout the rest of Europe. Leandro Locsin designed CCP’s architectural
structures, Carlos “Botong” Francisco designed the
Opera in the Philippines: logo, and Lucrecia Kasilag became the first Theater
Emergence of the Filipino opera - middle part of the Director.
19th century.
Foreign performers, including instrumental virtuoso, Jaime Zobel de Ayala and former First Lady Imelda
opera singers, and Spanish zarzuela which is also Romualdez-Marcos served as Executive Director and
known as the drama simbolico dominated the Chairman respectively alongside its Board of
Philippine theater scene. Trustees that include Juan Ponce Enrile, Antonio
Performers came to the country to perform for Quintos, Fr. Horacio Dela Costa, Ernesto Rufino, and
enthusiastic audiences. Antonio Madrigal.
Local theaters including the Zorilla, Principe
Alfonso, Variedades, Quiapo, and Tondo Theaters, La Loba Negra (The Black She-Wolf) Acts I and II
were the choice venues for the mainly Italian operas are based on history. Act III is based on a
that came to the country, such as Lucia di legend attributed to Fr. Jose Burgos.
Lammermoor, La Boheme, La Traviata, and Aida.
Other opera venues were established, led by the The music was composed by National Artist
Manila Grand Opera House and the Metropolitan Francisco Feliciano, with libretto by soprano
Theater (Met). Fides Cuyugan-Asensio. The premiere was held in
1984 with National Artist for Theater and Film
The first Filipino opera is said to be to Sandugong Lamberto Avellana as director.
Panaginip by Pedro Paterno.
Noli Me Tangere, The Opera: Felipe Padilla de Rama Hari - Philippine adaptation of the Indian
Leon, with libretto by National Artist Guillermo epic Ramayana (February 8 to 17, 1980,)
Tolentino. (1957) FEU Auditoriumm Ramayana
El Filibusterismo, The Opera: Felipe Padilla de Dharma
Leon in 1970, with libretto by Anthony Morli.

Ballet: interpret novels, folktales, and stories to

provide visual excitement as the characters come
alive not in spoken dialogue but in body movements. Review nlng po kau sa ppt yoq na…
Much of the communication is relayed in
pantomime.

Lola Basyang is a ballet adaptation of Severino

Reyes’ folktales Mga Kuwento ni Lola Basyang.
It was meant to instill and rekindle the interest of
the Filipino youth in the beauty, richness, and
heritage of Philippine literature.
Ang Kapatid ng Tatlong Marya: fantasy story set
to neo-ethnic music in a contemporary style.
Ang Mahiwagang Biyulin: local version of the
Pied Piper tale where the main character
mesmerizes his followers through the music of his
violin. “Good triumphs over evil.”
Ang Prinsipe ng Mga Ibon: This is a love story
where a princess falls in love with a bird.
Ang Palasyo ng mga Dwende: heroine Yani is
being maltreated by her envious stepmother and
stepsisters.
Labindalawang Masasayang Prinsesa: The
twelve daughters secretly leave their bedroom at
night to travel to an enchanted land and dance with
the princes.
Anting-Anting: horror-comedy wherein the
cowardly hero Huan tries to overcome his fears to
win his love.
REVIEW Questions: keep yourself accountable: PLAN OF
1. Graphical tool that helps an individual to ACTION
systematically analyze and evaluate 9. The characters act as representations of
options or courses of action: DECISION real, everyday people: DRAMA
MAP 10. Theatrical extravagance, dominance of the
2. Theatrical form that shows a strong-willed plot, and physical action over
protagonist’s struggle against fate, characterization set apart this dramatic
predetermined by mystical, celestial, creation: MELODRAMA
social, or psychological forces unknown to 11. These components give the play a variety
the protagonist: TRAGEDY of effects that intensify the audience’s and
3. Ballet adaptation that aimed to instill ad characters’ emotion: SOUND AND MUSIC
revive young Filipinos’ interest in the
beauty, richness, and legacy of PH
literature through fascinating tales: MGA
KWENTO NI LOLA BASYANG 12. HERKEY
4. A systematic process of setting goals, JUMP
making decisions, and taking actions to 13. A masterpiece written by Patricio Mariano
shape and manage your professional and performed on Dec. 19, 1933 at the
journey: CAREER PLANNING Metropolitan Theater: LAKANGBINI
5. “Your INTERESTS, SKILLS, AND 14. In cheerleading, it is an essential skill to
ABILITIES will be crucial and essential focus on proper technique to ensure safety
factors in deciding what health career and maximize the effectiveness of the
pathway is the right one for you.” jump: LANDING
6. The goal of this chant is to inspire the 15. Dancers can move fast or slow, emphasize
team’s explosive play. Frequently utilized to beats or pauses, and create a sense of
promote scoring and demonstrate support measure and rhythm. Choreography can be
for the team’s aggressive strategy. “Let’s structured in terms of counts or musical
go team, score that goal/Hit it out of the phrases: ACTION
park, swing for the stars!” OFFENSE 16. Republic Act 11206, or the Secondary
CHANT School Career Guidance and Counseling
7. Best describes opera: DRAMATIC Act signed into law: FEBRUARY 14, 2019
PERFORMANCE WHERE STORY IS 17. Precise or graceful movements, elaborate
CONVEYED THROUGH SINGING AND costumes, and storytelling through dance:
MUSIC BALLET
8. Outlining the steps need to take to achieve 18. Designed the architectural structures of
your goals, breaking down steps into the Cultural Center of the Philippines:
manageable tasks, and setting deadlines to LEANDRO LOCSIN
19. Dancers can move in different directions, 26. Gathering information about various career
levels (high, medium, low), and pathways. options is important to make informed
The concept of SPACE includes the decisions. To gain insights into different
relationship between dancers, objects, or career paths, one may attend career fairs,
the environment. network with professionals, and seek
20. Understanding your skills, interests, values, informational interview to gain insights
and personality traits is crucial in into different career paths: CAREER
determining the career paths that align EXPLORATION
with your strengths and preferences. 27. HEALTH CAREERS refers to a variety of
Involves self-reflection, aptitude tests, occupations held by physicians and allied
personality assessments, or seeking health professionals.
feedback from others: SELF-ASSESSMENT 28. Involves the use of exaggerated gestures
21. Member of the production crew and expressions: MELODRAMA
responsible for the overall course and 29. GOAL is essential to provide direction and
vision of performance, ensuring all focus on your career planning.
components are cohesive, and that 30. A three-act Filipino opera; Acts I and II are
production goes without any difficulties: historical dramas. Act III is based on an
DIRECTOR urban tale from one of the three martyred
priests, Jose Burgos: LA LOBA NEGRA
31. Involves weighing the advantages and
disadvantages, assessing talents and

22. LOW TOUCHDOWN interests, selecting a particular health

23. Character-driven dramatic play with a vocation to pursue, considering family

cheerful and humorous tone with a happy members’ suggestions, and picking a

ending that occurs frequently: COMEDY health career to take: DECISION MAKING

24. In the middle of the 19th century, the 32. Yelling out words or phrases that could

beginnings of Filipino opera began to take inspire and raise a team’s spirits during a

shape. The PH theater scene at this time game: CHEERING

was dominated by international 33. Theater artist responsible for designing the

performers. The reason for their continued overall visual concept of a production: SET

visit is that: FILIPINOS ARE DESIGNER

ENTHUSIASTIC AUDIENCES 34. SANDUGONG PANAGINIP by Pedro

25. Guides how theater elements should be Paterno is attributed as the first Filipino

used by directors and other production opera.

workers to perform a stunning visual 35. Primary tool used in dance where

impact: HARMONY movement awareness, alignment, and

control are fundamental in dance: BODY
36. First Filipino performer who played roles in
many Broadway musicals and won these
esteemed honors: LEA SALONGA
37. A tradition and style of classical music
originated in Italy at the end of the 16th
century and quickly spread to the rest of
Europe: OPERA
38. Speaks to a significant art form that
combines all other art forms into a single
production: THEATER

39. TABLETOP
40. What do gymnasts, dancers, and
cheerleaders need to have the optimal
body composition and sufficient energy to
sustain development and support training:
GOOD NUTRITION