Heritage Structures Quiz

What do we call old structures that hold historical, cultural, or architectural significance?

• Modern Buildings

• Skyscrapers

• Heritage Buildings

• Malls

Why did the Spaniards build many structures during their colonial period in the Philippines?

• To showcase wealth.

• To create amusement parks.

• To spread Christianity.

• To improve trade route.

What materials were commonly used in structures built during the Spanish colonial period?

• Glass and wood.

• Concrete and steel.

• Stone and bricks

• Bamboo and nipa.

Why did the Spaniards use stone and bricks for their structures?

• To make them colorfol.

• To ensure the structures were strong and long-lasting.

• To make them easy to move.

• To make them blend with nature.

Which of the following structures was built during the American colonial period?

• Cotta Shrine

• Legislative Building

• Bahay Kubo

• Mangyan House

What was the purpose of building modern infrastructure during the American colonial period?

• To promote tourism.

• To spread religion.

• To support economic growth, healthcare, education, and government administration

• To create entertainment hubs.

What materials were commonly used to construct buildings during the American colonial period?

• Stone and bamboo

• Bamboo and nipa

• Concrete, steel, and iron

• Bricks and clay

What is a key reason some heritage structures were destroyed after World War II?

• To build taller buildings.

• To forget painful memories from the war.

• To replace them with better designs.

• To make way for modern transportation.

What materials are typically used to construct traditional Filipino houses like the Bahay Kubo?

• Concrete and steel

• Stone and bricks

• Bamboo and nipa

• Glass and tiles

Why is it important to take care of heritage houses and landmarks?

• They provide space for businesses.

• They remind us of our history and culture.

• They are easy to sell to tourists.

• They serve as modern attractions.