A sacred cloth in Mindanao which is used in exchange of something during

marriage and used as a cover during births.

• T'nalak

• Sarong
• Kimono
• Kilt

It came from an old Malayan word meaning to carve or “ukit” in Filipino.

• okir

• kulit

• carve

• Chop

What do you call the legendary bird of the Maranao that is said to be a

symbol of good fortune?

• Kapre
• Sarimanok
• Tikbalang
• Manananggal

Identify the common color tones found in a T’boli’s t’nalak.

• Blue, green, and yellow
• White, gray, and silver
• Purple, orange, and pink
• Red, black, and natural brown

It features long skirts for women, frequently woven with metallic threads,

and shorter, wrap-around skirts for the men.

• Habol

• Malong

• Swimsuit

• Filipiniana

A set of instruments that consists of a row of small brass or bronze gongs

horizontally laid upon a wooden rack.

• xylophone
• tambourine
• kulintang

• gamelan

A traditional dance which demonstrates the various ways of wearing a

malong and its uses.

• Maglalatik dance
• Kapa Malong

• Tinikling dance
• Singkil dance

The most common materials used by the ethno-linguistic groups in

Mindanao for weaving cloth.

• Bamboo, silk, and hemp
• Abaca, pineapple fibers, and cotton
• Nylon, polyester, and rayon
• Wool, linen, and jute

A process of dyeing the fabric in which the yarns have been tie-dyed before

weaving.

• Tartan
• Ikat
• Shibori
• Batik

The most famous dream weaver of the T'boli tribe

• Manny Pacquiao

• Maria Clara
• Lang Dulay

• Juan dela Cruz