Local materials in the Philippines that are used in construction, textile, musical instruments, and many more.

• Bamboo

• Abaca

• Capiz Shells

• Rattan

True of false:

The Philippines is rich in natural resources.

• TRUE

• FALSE

This material comes from the windowpane oyster found in the coastal waters of the Philippines and is known for its beautiful mother of pearl look.

• Capiz Shells

• Sea Shells

• Rattan

• Buri

The following are traditional techniques used in Philippine arts except

• Wood carving

• Molding

• Painting

• Weaving

Which of the following are not types of basketry method?

• Twinning

• Coiling

• Plaiting

• Twisting

This is a technique of shaping liquid or pliable material such as clay.

• Molding

• Weaving

• Basketry

• Wood Carving

________________ seeks to take away what is unnecessary and leaving only what is essential.

• Minimalism

• Found Objects

• Assemblage

• Large-scale Art

A contemporary technique in the art that uses junk materials in art production.

• Found Object

• Large-scale Art

• Minimalism

• Assemblage

The technique uses big spaces and environments as a venue for art creation.

• Minimalism

• Large-scale Art

• Found Object

• Assemblage

It is the manner in which artists use and manipulate materials.

• Subject

• Style

• Technique

• Theme