1. It's steps are similar to the movements of a duck. * true
false 2. It is also called as Magbabao. *

true
false 3.It is an all - male dance with coconut shells used as props. *

true
false 4. It is believed to have originated from the dance Sibay. *

true
false 5. It comprises a four - part scene. *

true
false 6. It is performed by hitting the coconut shells. *

true
false 7. It was first performed by a young woman named kanang. *

true
false 8. A calm and elegant display of harmless weaponry. *

true
false 9. it is composed of pair of dancers, one male dancer and one female dancer. *

true
false 10. The attire worn generally includes barong tagalog at baro't saya. *

true
false

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