The Philippine Cultural Attires

What do the Ifugao women wear?

• Tolge

• Malong

• Patadyong

• Bahag

What is the most popular cultural attire for Northern Philippine indigenous men?

• malong

• patadyong

• tolge

• bahag

Men use the malong as a (a)  

The Visayan version of the Minadanaoans malong is the ___

• Bahag

• Malong

• Patadyong

• Tolge

Which of the given are true about the tolge? (Choose 3 answers)

• It is a wrap-around skirt.

• It is a red cloth with horizontal white stripes.

• It is worn above the knee.

• It is a common attire when they go farming.

• Its traditional weaving was preserved and being used until this day.

Which of the following are uses of malong? (Choose 3 answers)

• dress

• hammock

• foot rags

• blanket

It is a tube-skirt that is inspired by the sarong of Indonesia, Brunei and Malaysia.

• Malong

• Bahag

It has a piece of cloth that dangles in front and another one at the back.

• Malong

• Bahag

Which of the following does not describe the patadyong?

• Its traditional weaving was preserved and being used until this day.

• It has okir designs.

• The standard colors for patadyongs are yellow, green and blue.

• Colors are carefully interlaced on the habulan.

It is commonly put it on the waists of women with a fold hanging on their left arm.

• Malong

• Bahag