Philippine Literature - BARMM

Philippine Literature - BARMM

FYI

The initial members of the Bangsamoro Transition Authority (BTA) were sworn in by President Rodrigo Duterte on February 22, 2019 and the ARMM was officially turned over to the BARMM on February 26, 2019. The Bangsamoro transition plan was then adopted by the Bangsamoro Parliament on June 18, 2019.

Lesson 1 - Kata kata

Multiple Select

Check all that is TRUE about the Samal people.

• The language of the Samal is Siama/Sinama also called Bahasa Sama, Bisla Sinama, and Pamong Sinama.

• Samals are scattered in noncontiguous areas of the Sulu archipelago.

• Samal people is concentarted in Tawi-tawi, which has 88 islands.

• Samlas have ethic disparity because of issues on kinship, Islamic beliefs, language, orientation to the sea.

• Samal is derived from 'Sama-sama" or togetherness.

Multiple Select

Check all Samal's systems, beliefs, and practices.

• Social classifications were barbangsa (aristocracy); maharlika (free people), and the ipun (slaves).

• Folk Islam is Samal's belief system: Dar-al-Islam (Muslim territory) and Dar-al-Harb (non-Muslim territory).

• Kin groups live in one place where the members built their cluster of houses.

• Traditional houses are small and low to cater to extended families.

• Folk belief regarding pregnancy mandate the husband to hunt for child's longer life.

Fill in the Blanks

It is the traditional Samal narrative prose or folk tales which stories are not historical and for entertainment only.

Lesson 2 - Tarasul

Multiple Select

Check all that describe the Tausugs.

• It means people from the current.

• The Spanish colonization gave the name Tausug.

• I also refers to the language and culture of the people

• It refers to the majority of Islamized group in the Sulu archipelago.

Multiple Choice

It is a Tausug's non-narrative poetry,

• Tilik

• Tukud-tukud

• Tarasul

• Solsila

• Pituwa

Lesson 3 - Tiruray

Multiple Select

Check all that concern the Tiruray.

• They cam to the Philippines in 1400s.

• They classify themselves according to geographical location.

• They also call themselves 'Teduray".

• The Tirurays are Malays in features.

Lesson 4 - Tudtul

Multiple Choice

Check all that describe the Maguindanao people.

• During the Japanese era, they adopted a policy of non-interference in the Muslim areas.

• They are the people of the floodplains who occupy the basin of the Pulangi River.

• Their language is "Danao languages"

• Magiundanao follow Islamic beliefs and practices.

Multiple Choice

It is Maguindanao folktales that are short stories involving simple events.

• Paakenala

• Bayok

• Tudtul

• Antuka