MAPEH BST103

The men and women grind and blacken their teeth. They believe that these will make them gain more power over animals. This process is called _____.

• tamblang

• 1. nihik

• 1. silob or olit

• affluence

T'boli datus and their family have gold teeth as a sign of _____.

• tamblang

• 1. nihik

• 1. silob or olit

• affluence

The T'boli is known for its _____.

• excellent brasswork

• crude brasswork

Maguindanao and Maranao women adorn themselves with gold bracelets and earrings. Traditionally, the women wrap their heads with a _____, a turban-like head wrap.

• kombong

• tobao

• tambuku

• • gallang

• • singsing

The traditional headwear for Maguindanao and Marano is called a _____.

• kombong

• tobao

• tambuku

• • gallang

• • singsing

In the earlier years, buttons made of gold and silver called _____ were used as decorations for traditional male and female costumes.

• kombong

• tobao

• tambuku

• • gallang

• • singsing

Tausug:

Gold and silver-smithing remain to bring profit to their community. They produce several items:

• 

• _____ - bracelet

• kombong

• tobao

• tambuku

• • gallang

• • singsing

1. What do you call the Manobo necklace used by women?

• kombong

• tobao

• tambuku

• • gallang

• • ginibang

Tausug

Gold and silver-smithing remain to bring profit to their community. They produce several items:

• _____ - ring

• kombong

• tobao

• tambuku

• • gallang

• • singsing

In Manobo, their tattooing process is called _____.

• pang-o-tub

• completion of womanhood

• Mecca

• 1. ivory plugged

• 1. tattoos