Material Culture in Sabah: Costumes

Tangible cultural heritage means art that can be visually viewed and touched.

• True

• False

Handicrafts, paintings and photography are examples of non-visual art.

• True

• False

Apart from fine art, handicraft, music and games, the tangible cultural heritage in Sabah can be seen in ______________ .

• poetry

• dance

• chants

• photography

The beauty of art is a combination of elements of art and design _______________ .

• research

• principles

• philosophy

Line, texture, colour and space are ___________ of art.

• principles

• elements

Balance, proportion, pattern and rhythm are ________________ of art.

• principles

• elements

What is linangkit?

• woven motifs on fabric

• drums made of bamboo

The sukob is worn by __________ people.

• Bajau

• Lotud

In this course, the research on traditional costumes in Sabah was conducted by ________________ .

• Dr Salbiah Kindoyop

• Pn Ramlah Daud

• Dr Trixie Tangit

What is the sundi?

• Lotud male headgear

• Lotud female skirt