ARTS 5TH MONTHLY EXAM

Okir or okil is the term forrectilinear and curvilinearplant-based designs and folkmotifs that can be usuallyfound among the Moro andLumad people of theSouthern Philippines, as wellas parts of Sabah.

• okir/okil

• sari manok

it is the legendary bird of the maranao people who irginated from mindanao

• sari manok

• chicken

• manok

a kind of process to create fabrics and textiles like malong

• weaving

• knitting

a traditional ancestral house built by the Maranao people. Also depict as a symbol of high status

• torogan

• lanao

one of the provinces in ARMM. Historycally, people in this area is called Maranao

• Lanao

• kampilan

a single-edged, dual pointed sword used in the southern Philippines

• kampilan

• lanao

described as a wooden box where maranao people used to keep their belongings and treasures

• baur

• sarimanok

can be worn as dresses, skirts, trousers, capes, and more. It is one of the well-known and widely produced and created textiles in mindanao

• malong

• maling

a planked boat connected by pins and dowels

• balangay

• barangay

smallest administrative division in the philippines. Came from the word balangay

• balangay

• barangay