REMEDIAL

Which of the following local materials is an example of  natural leaf  

                      fiber that comes from a relative of the banana tree family and also 

                      known as Manila hemp?

• abaca

• buri palm leaf

• puni

• pandan 

It is used in a variety of products like furniture, ornaments,   keepsakes, and even weapons.

• abaca

• buri palm leaf

• rattan

• pandan

The fiber used in Binakol is dyed by a method called

• ginulding-gulding

• ikat

• okir

• ngiwi

This Pinoy art became more popular during the American colonization  period.

• pabalot

• sanikulas

• singkaban

• taka

Which of the following reasons explains why okir-a-bai uses rectilinear as their 

                  design?

• it shows calmness

• it shows firmness

• it shows hospitality

• it shows sincerity

Which of the following reasons explains why okir-a-dato uses curlicues and curved lines as their design?

• it represents the flexibility of men

• it represents the masculinity of men

• it represents the sincerity of men

• it represents the loyalty of men

Sarimanok of Maranao is illustrated by a fowl with wings, feathered tail and a head 

                  decorated with ornaments. Why is carving used in creating Sarimanok?

• to show their beliefs

• to show their identity

• to represent people’s culture

• to achieve intricate details for the design

Sgraffito is a decorating pottery technique produced by applying layers of color or 

       colors (underglazes or colored slips) to leather hard pottery and then scratching off 

       parts of the layer(s) to create contrasting images, patterns and texture and reveal 

       the clay color underneath. What materials were combined to create dominant 

       pattern in the illustration? 

• clay and acrylic paint

• acrylic paint and rubber

• acrylic paint and resin

• acrylic paint and modelling paste

If the modern form of printmaking is about transferring prints mostly into papers and 

      fabrics, what  characterizes the traditional techniques of printmaking?

• The traditional techniques used in printmaking are sculpting, engraving and wood carving

• 1. The traditional techniques used in printmaking are etching, engraving and woodcutting.

Why do the Itneg people use a design that incorporates optical illusions in the 

      woven fabric of the  Gadang people's clothing?

• because geometric patterns depict human, animal, and plant leaves

• because geometric patterns depict Sun, environment, and plant leaves