Q2 Lesson 4: Ancient Political Interactions

Multiple Choice

What did Filipino communities trade with Chinese merchants during pre-colonial times?

• Spices and silk

• Pearls, gold, and beeswax

• Textiles and metal items

• Pottery and music

Multiple Choice

Which Asian traders introduced spices like nutmeg and cloves to the Philippines?

• Chinese

• Indian

• Indonesian

• Arabian

Multiple Choice

What title was introduced to the Philippines by Arab traders?

• Datu

• Rajah

• Lakan

• Sultan

Multiple Choice

How did Filipino leaders strengthen their relationships with neighboring kingdoms?

• By trading spices and silk

• Through war and conquest

• By forming alliances through marriage or diplomacy

• By building large ports for ships

Multiple Choice

Which Indian influence can still be seen in Filipino culture today?

• Local pottery styles

• Folk dances and some words in the language

• Farming practices

• Musical instruments

Multiple Choice

What was the significance of trading ports like Manila, Cebu, and Butuan in pre-colonial times?

• They were places for farming and fishing only

• They were centers for sharing goods, ideas, and cultures

• They were used only for military purposes

• They were closed to foreign traders

Multiple Choice

Which Southeast Asian kingdoms had interactions with the Philippines during pre-colonial times?

• Srivijaya, Champa, Brunei, and Majapahit

• Japan and Korea

• India and China

• Saudi Arabia and Oman

Multiple Choice

How did Indian traders influence early Filipino art forms?

• Through epics and folklore

• By introducing musical instruments

• By building sculptures

• By teaching painting techniques

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What was one of the ways Filipino leaders showed friendship to nearby kingdoms?

• By sending gifts or messengers

• By building big ships for trade

• Through sports competitions

• By making laws together

Multiple Choice

What is one result of the cultural exchanges between the Philippines and other Asian countries during pre-colonial times?

• Filipino culture remained unchanged

• Filipino leaders only focused on military matters

• Filipino society became richer with mixed traditions and art forms

• Filipino trade stopped with other countries

Multiple Choice

What are the 3 Important ports in Philippines for trading?

• Manila, Butuan, Cebu

• Mactan, Homonhon, Davao

• Cebu, Bacolod, Manila

• Iloilo, Bacolod, Cebu

Multiple Choice

What government structure did India influenced the pre-colonial Philippines?

• Feudal system

• Rajahnate system

• Sultanate system

• Monarchy system

Multiple Choice

What religion came to Philippines from Arabian Peninsula?

• Christianity
• Islam
• Hinduism
• Buddhism

Multiple Choice

What did Filipino communities trade with Chinese merchants during pre-colonial times?

• Spices and silk

• Pearls, gold, and beeswax

• Textiles and metal items

• Pottery and music

Multiple Choice

Which Asian traders introduced spices like nutmeg and cloves to the Philippines?

• Chinese

• Indian

• Indonesian

• Arabian

Multiple Choice

What title was introduced to the Philippines by Arab traders?

• Datu

• Rajah

• Lakan

• Sultan

Multiple Choice

How did Filipino leaders strengthen their relationships with neighboring kingdoms?

• By trading spices and silk

• Through war and conquest

• By forming alliances through marriage or diplomacy

• By building large ports for ships

Multiple Choice

Which Indian influence can still be seen in Filipino culture today?

• Local pottery styles

• Folk dances and some words in the language

• Farming practices

• Musical instruments

Multiple Choice

What was the significance of trading ports like Manila, Cebu, and Butuan in pre-colonial times?

• They were places for farming and fishing only

• They were centers for sharing goods, ideas, and cultures

• They were used only for military purposes

• They were closed to foreign traders

Multiple Choice

Which Southeast Asian kingdoms had interactions with the Philippines during pre-colonial times?

• Srivijaya, Champa, Brunei, and Majapahit

• Japan and Korea

• India and China

• Saudi Arabia and Oman

Multiple Choice

How did Indian traders influence early Filipino art forms?

• Through epics and folklore

• By introducing musical instruments

• By building sculptures

• By teaching painting techniques

Multiple Choice

What was one of the ways Filipino leaders showed friendship to nearby kingdoms?

• By sending gifts or messengers

• By building big ships for trade

• Through sports competitions

• By making laws together

Multiple Choice

What is one result of the cultural exchanges between the Philippines and other Asian countries during pre-colonial times?

• Filipino culture remained unchanged

• Filipino leaders only focused on military matters

• Filipino society became richer with mixed traditions and art forms

• Filipino trade stopped with other countries