Kultura sa mga Pilipino

Your class is planning a cultural festival. One student suggested to focus only on modern culture. What will you do?

• It's better to focus on modern culture to attract more people.

• We don't need to celebrate culture anymore.

• Let's include old traditions to remember our history.

• It's good because old traditions are no longer important.

Your friend said, 'We don't need culture because times have changed.' What will you say to her?

• We can replace it with traditions from other countries.

• You're right, it's time to leave old ways behind.

• Culture is only for the elderly.

• Culture helps us identify who we are as Filipinos.

Your family decided not to celebrate Undas (All Saints' Day). What could be the effect on your relationship with culture?

• You might become more modern.

• Your appreciation for traditions may weaken.

• Your relationship with culture may strengthen.

• It has no effect.

A visitor asked why Filipinos celebrate fiestas. What is the best answer?

• It's just for competition.

• It's just for fun and food.

• It's a way to waste money.

• It's a celebration of unity and faith.

You saw an old loom in the museum. Why is it important to preserve it?

• It's just for display.

• It helps us connect with the skills of our ancestors.

• It's useless and outdated.

• It can be replaced by machines.

Your teacher asked for examples of intangible culture. Which of these is correct?

• Wooden tools

• Bahay Kubo

• Spirit of Bayanihan

• Barong Tagalog

If you were a historian, how would you use the tools found in caves to understand the lives of ancient Filipinos?

• Just leave it because it's old.

• Replace it with modern tools.

• Study the tools to learn how they adjusted to their environment.

• Just display it without studying their tools.

You noticed that a clay pot is still used in your village. What does this say about Filipino culture today?

• It shows that tradition can still be part of modern life.

• It means that culture is no longer progressing.

• It means that old ways are useless.

• It means that Filipinos are not innovative.

Why do traditional Filipino clothing, such as baro't saya and bahag, remain symbols of identity today?

• Because no one wears it anymore.

• Because it's simpler than modern clothing.

• Because it showcases the skills and character of our ancestors.

• Because it is expensive and exclusive.

If a fashion designer wants to modernize traditional clothing, what is the best thing to do to maintain its essence?

• Add symbols or designs that represent Filipino tradition.

• Change it so that it is unrecognizable.

• Use designs from other countries.

• Remove elements to make it trendier.