Lesson 4

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How's this week so far?

Multiple Choice

These large, nocturnal mammals have distinctive cat-like facial features and a prehensile tail, with fur and feet like a bear, which has adopted them the nickname ‘bearcat’.

• Pangolin

• Civet

• Binturong

• Sloth

Multiple Choice

Is the Philippines located above the equator or below the equator?

• BELOW the EQUATOR

• ABOVE the EQUATOR

• NEAR the EQUATOR

• FAR from the EQUATOR

Multiple Choice

Is the Philippines located above the equator or below the equator?

• ABOVE the EQUATOR

• BELOW THE EQUATOR

• NEAR the EQUATOR

• FAR from the EQUATOR

Multiple Choice

The Philippines has one of the longest coastlines in the world, with an approximately 36,289 kilometers (22,549 miles) which makes it as

• Rank 1

• Rank 2

• Rank 3

• Rank 4

• Rank 5

Multiple Choice

What is the newest region added in the 18 administrative regions in the Philippines?

• Caraga Region

• BARMM

• SOCCSKSARGEN

• Negros Region

Multiple Choice

This is scientifically known as Paradoxurus philippensis. It is a member of the Civet family, which are small, long-tailed carnivorous mammals related to mongooses and cats.

• Leopard Cat

• Pangolin

• Tarsier

• Musang

Multiple Choice

It is one of the most distinct creatures on Earth. Although it does not have wings, it can glide across 100 meters of space in a single leap. It moves around at night, it’s head resembling a dog while it’s body is similar to the flying squirrel of Canada.

• Flying lemur

• Fruit Bat

• Koala

• Flying squirrel

Multiple Choice

The Philippine Tarsier, also known as “mawmag” in Cebuano/Visayan is a tiny animal only about 4 to 6 inches in height. Being so small, it is difficult to discover. The average adult is about the size of a human fist and will fit very comfortably in the human hand. The Tarsier is listed in the Guinness Book of World Records as...

• Smallest mammal in the world

• Largest eyes relative to body size among mammals

• Longest tail among primates

• Fastest climbing primate

Multiple Choice

Lesser bamboo bats, Tylonycteris pachypus, are the smallest bat in the Philippines . They grow up to 63 mm in total length. These bats are so small that they live in bamboo, which is where they get their names. These bats though are dependent on _____ which makes holes in the bamboo. These holes are where the bats live in.

• beetle

• weevil

• anteater

• bird

Multiple Choice

 The Philippine Mouse Deer is the worlds smallest hoofed mammal. Its home is the Balabac Island, south of Palawan. Known by locals as...

• Mamag

• Punay

• Musang

• Pilandok

Multiple Choice

Dwarf pygmy goby or Philippine goby (Pandaka pygmaea) is a tropical species of fish in the subfamily Gobionellinae from brackish water and mangrove areas in Southeast Asia. It is the _____ smallest fish species in the world.

• first

• second

• third

• fourth

Multiple Choice

The Spaniards issued this DECREE in 1849 in an attempt to assign all Filipinos surnames.

This decree was inconsistently enforced, and there are no records describing its institution. In many cases the local magistrates simply assigned surnames to those who did not already have one.

• Claveria Decree

• Maura Decree

• Kalantiao Decree

• Maragtas Decree

Multiple Choice

Although about one in every four household population has Tagalog as ethnicity, _____ Region was the most homogenous in terms of ethnicity.

• Bisaya

• Timog Katagalugan

• Bicol

• Davao

Poll

What do you think are the TOP 3 religious affiliations in the Philippines?

• Roman Catholic

• Islam

• Buddhism

• INC

• Adventist