Arts and Crafts of Mindanao (Short Quiz)

Which of the following is NOT true about Mindanao?

• a culturally diverse island

• the largest island of the Philippines

• has the largest concentration of ethno-linguistic groups

• located at the southern end of the Philippine archipelago

Mindanao has been describe as the land of ___________.

• Hope

• Love

• Faith

• Promise

The arts and crafts of the Moro's and Lumads are mainly influenced by _________.

• Spanish

• American

• Malayo Polynesian

• Japanese

These ethnic group from Mindanao is known for their metal artworks such as weaponry and jangled-metal boxes.

• Bagobo

• Manobo

• Mandaya

• Maranao

An ethnic group in southeastern Mindanao known for their colorful and beautiful jewelries and clothing decorations.

• Bagobo

• Manobo

• Mandaya

• T'boli

Manobo is the Hispanic form of Manuvu, which means ________.

• Tribe

• People

• Lake

• Art form

What do you call the Mandaya's famous cotton Fabric?

• Inabal

• Dagum

• T'nalak

• Laog

The T'boli people are one of the indigenous peoples of South Cotabato in Southern Mindanao.

• True

• False

It is a red and beige designed clothing with various geometrical shapes on a brown background which serve as the famous textile of the T'boli.

• Inabal

• Dagum

• T'nalak

• Rattan

This Lumad from Southwestern Mindanao is known for their beautiful and strong sting baskets.

• T'boli

• Tiruray

• Mandaya

• Maranao