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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| involves trips made by local residents within their own countries. | Domestic Tourism |
| comprises the activities of people travelling to and staying in places outside their usual environment for not more than one consecutive year for leisure, business and other purposes | tourism |
| They are tourists who travel within their own country. | DOMESTIC TOURISTS |
| ten times as many as international tourist; as this group spend seven times the amount spent by the latter. | DOMESTIC TOURISTS |
| • Business and ProfessionalTourists • Leisure and Holiday Tourists • Tourists Traveling to Visit Friends and Relatives • Youth Tourists | CLASSIFICATION OF DOMESTIC TOURISTS |
| • Business Tourists • Educational Tourists • Incentive Tourists • Health or Medical Tourists | BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL TOURISTS |
| • Adventure Tourists • Cultural Tourists • Eco-tourists • Leisure Tourists • Religious Tourists • Shopping Tourists • Special Interest Tourists • Sport and Recreation Tourists | LEISURE AND HOLIDAY TOURISTS |
| • Backpackers • Gap Year Travelers | YOUTH TOURISTS |
| INTERREGIONAL TOURISTS INTRAREGIONAL TOURISTS LOCAL TOURISTS | TYPES OF DOMESTIC TOURISTS |
| They travel from one region to another | INTERREGIONAL TOURISTS |
| They travel from one province to another within one specific region. | INTRAREGIONAL TOURISTS |
| Often classified as an excursionist because of the assumption that he/she will not need to stay beyond 24 hours in his/her destination which is always within his/her province | LOCAL TOURISTS |
| AWIT AND KURIDO OR CORRIDO SARSWELA (ZARZUELA) HARANA AND KUNDIMAN RONDALLA ORIGINAL PHILIPPINES MUSIC (OPM) | Forms of Philippine Music |
| similar to ancient epic tale telling an array of songs and dances performed by local talents translated and spread to different regions of the Philippines | AWIT NG KURIDO OR CORRIDO |
| a Filipino version of the Spanish Zarzuela and used as theatre music or entertainment | SARSWELA (ZARZUELA) |
| are lyrical songs popular in the Philippine Islands dating back to the Spanish period. Its lyrics depict a romantic theme, usually portraying love, passion, or sadness. | HARANA AND KUNDIMAN |
| performed on ensembles comprising mandolin instruments of various sizes called banduria composed on the Iberian tradition. | RONDALLA |
| songs created in the Philippines or created by Filipinos or those with Filipino origin. It is mostly comprised of Tagalog, English or Taglish ballads. songs of other languages also exist and are considered as OPM because of the composer/creator | ORIGINAL PHILIPPINE MUSIC (OPM) |
| A composer and conductor who is considered the "Father of Philippine Kundiman." | FRANCISCO SANTIAGO |
| musician and composer who is known for his contributions to Philippine folk music. | JUAN SILOS JR. |
| composer and arranger who has composed music for films, TV shows, and musicals. | RYAN CAYABYAB |
| A singer-songwriter who is known for his socially conscious lyrics and contributions to Pinoy rock. | FREDDIE AGUILAR |
| A singer and actress who is known for her work in musical theater, including her role as Kim in the original production of "Miss Saigon." | LEA SALONGA |
| A singer-songwriter who is known for his popular Christmas songs and contributions to Philippine pop music. | JOSE MARI CHAN |
| A singer and dancer who is known for his energetic performances and contributions to Philippine pop and gospel music | GARY VALENCIANO |
| traditional courtship songs in the Mexican-Spanish tradition based on the habanera rhythm | HARANA |
| which has pre-colonial origins from the Tagalog region, uses triple meter rhythm. | KUNDIMAN |
| characterized by a strong connection to nature and the environment . arts include the intricate textiles and jewelry of the indigenous peoples, the elaborate tattoos of the Visayas and Mindanao, and the detailed carvings and sculptures of the Ifugao. | Pre-colonial visual arts |
| had a significant impact on Philippine visual arts, introducing new techniques and styles. Religious art became popular during this period | Spanish colonial period visual arts |
| brought with it new influences and styles of visual art to the Philippines. The Philippine Art Gallery, founded in 1928, became a leading force in promoting contemporary Philippine art. | American colonial period visual arts |
| A painter known for his realistic depictions of rural life and landscapes, such as his paintings "Planting Rice" and "Harvesting Rice." | FERNANDO AMORSOLO |
| A painter known for his historical and allegorical paintings, including "Spoliarium," which won a gold medal at the 1884 Madrid Exposition. | JUAN LUNA |
| A painter and printmaker known for his expressionist and abstract works, such as his series of "Sabel" paintings. | BENEDICTO CABRERA (BENCAB) |
| A conceptual artist and teacher who is considered the father of Philippine conceptual art. | ROBERTO CHABET |
| A contemporary artist known for her minimalist sculptures and installations, such as her "Brick" series. | MARIA TANIGUCHI |
| A contemporary painter known for his hyperrealistic and surrealistic works that often address issues of identity and consumerism, such as his "Grayground" and "Wildlife" series | RONALD VENTURA |
| refers to the body of literary works written by Filipinos, whether in Filipino, English, or other local languages. It encompasses a wide range of genres, including poetry, fiction, drama, essays, and more. | Philippine literature |
| Spanish colonial period literature Pre-colonial literature | examples of philippine literature |
| Noli Me Tangere," "El Filibusterismo" | Jose Rizal |
| Florante at Laura | Francisco Balagtas |
| The Woman Who Had Two Navels," "May Day Eve" | Nick Joaquin |
| "The Rosales Saga" series | F. Sionil Jose |
| Dogeaters," "The Gangster of Love" | Jessica Hagedorn |
| "Dekada '70," "Bata, Bata... Pa'no Ka Ginawa?" | Lualhati Bautista |
| Held on the third Sunday of January , the Sinulog Festival is one of the most famous religious and cultural festivals in the Philippines. highlight of the festival is a grand street parade featuring colorful costumes, traditional dances.. | Sinulog Festival (Cebu City) |
| held in January in Kalibo , Aklan, and is known for its unique "tribal" theme. they paint their faces with black soot and don traditional Visayan attire to pay homage to the indigenous Ati people. | Ati-Atihan Festival (Kalibo, Aklan) |
| held in February, also known as the Baguio Flower Festival , is a month-long celebration in Baguio City. It showcases colorful floats adorned with flowers, street dancing, a grand flower float parade. It highlights the city's rich flora and cool climate. | Panagbenga Festival (Baguio City) |
| celebrated in May , is a thanksgiving festival in Lucban, Quezon. houses are adorned with colorful rice, fruits, vegetables, and other agricultural products. It's a way for locals to express gratitude for a bountiful harvest. | Pahiyas Festival (Lucban, Quezon) |
| week - long celebration in August in Davao City . It showcases the city's diverse cultures, bountiful harvests, and appreciation for indigenous traditions. The festival features street dancing, floral floats, and a variety of cultural presentations. | Kadayawan Festival (Davao City) |
| it is held in december that showcases enormous and intricately designed lanterns. These lanterns light up the night sky in a spectacular display of colors and patterns, earning the city its title as the "Christmas Capital of the Philippines." | Pampanga Giant Lantern Festival (San Fernandao, Pampanga) |
| significant celebration in the Philippines, known for its long and festive seasons. | Christmas |
| particularly in Pampangaand Marinduque , is marked by elaborate reenactments of the Passion of Christ, processions, and unique traditions such as the "Moriones " festival in Marinduque, where locals dress as Roman soldiers. | Holy Week Observances |
| the most popular sport in the Philippines. It holds a special place in Filipino culture, with local and international basketball games drawing large crowds. | Basketball |
| has a storied history in the Philippines, thanks in large part to legendary boxer Manny Pacquiao. He has become an icon in Philippine sports and culture, inspiring countless Filipinos to pursue boxing. | Boxing |
| gained popularity in recent years, particularly among the youth | Volleyball |
| traditional Southeast Asian sport, is popular in the Philippines. It's a unique combination of soccer and volleyball, played with a rattan ball and the feet, head, knees, and chest. | Sepak Takraw |
| series of nine dawn Masses before Christmas, is a cherished tradition. Filipinos decorate their homes with colorful parols (star lanterns), and the holiday season is marked by gatherings, gift-giving, and traditional Filipino holiday foods. | simbang gabi |
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