GE 13- FINAL EXAM_SPECIAL TERM

What products can be made from abaca fibers?

• Rugs and carpets

• Scarves and gloves

• Shoes and belts

• Bags and hat

What makes abaca suitable for creating hats, baskets, and clothing?

• Its scent when woven

• Its resistance to water

• Its color variations

• Its strength and flexibility

What do abaca crafts reflect about indigenous peoples?

• Their connection to environment and traditions

• Their focus on mass production

• Their disconnection from traditions

• Their disregard for nature

How does buri weaving impact the cultural and economic life of indigenous communities in the Philippines?

• It decreases cultural heritage

• It is only for aesthetic purposes

• It requires intricate techniques and skilled craftsmanship

• It preserves culture

What makes rattan an ideal material for weaving and crafting?

• It grows in cold regions

• It is a type of climbing palm

• It is difficult to shape

• It is heavy and durable

What is a key characteristic of indigenous leather crafting?

• Utilizing modern machinery

• Avoiding cultural motifs

• Incorporating traditional techniques

• Using synthetic materials

What techniques do indigenous leather crafters use for embellishments besides tooling?

• Painting

• Sculpting

• Metalworking

• Beading, weaving, and embroidery

What does indigenous creative craft out of leather showcase?

• The use of modern technology

• The skill, creativity, and cultural heritage of indigenous peoples

• The imitation of foreign styles

• Mass production techniques

How is rattan harvested and processed for use in furniture and crafts?

• Cut into logs and aged for years

• Harvested as canes, stripped of leaves, and treated for durab

• Mined from underground deposits

• Grown in greenhouses and plucked at maturity

What is abaca also known as?

• Luzon hemp

• Mindanao hemp

• Manila hemp

• Davao hemp