NGEC6_QUIZ4

What do you call a kind of indigenous tattooing of the ethnic groups of Mountain Province. The tattoo symbolizes the status of the native Filipinos?

• Batok

• Bihang

• Bul-ul

• Naga

It is a representation of fear of punishment to anyone who goes against the norms of the village. This figure is associated to the tribes of Mountain province.

• Batok

• Bihang

• Bul-ul

• Naga

It is a representation of multi-purpose compassionate spirit mostly used to guard granaries and rice field. This figure is associated to the tribes of Mountain province.

• Batok

• Bihang

• Bul-ul

• Naga

It is stylized representation of a dragon or serpent carved in crucial markers or in decoratively carved plows. This figure is associated to okir art made by the tribes of Muslims.

• Pako Rabong

• Sarimanok

• Bul-ul

• Naga

It is a stylized motif of growing fern pattern similar to art nouveau. This design is associated to okir as well which are made by tribes of Muslim Mindanao.

• Pako Rabong

• Sarimanok

• Bul-ul

• Naga

It is a stylized representation of mythical bird featuring an open-winged and its beak or claws grabbing a fish. This design is associated to okir too.

• Pako Rabong

• Sarimanok

• Bul-ul

• Naga

It is a pre-colonial Philippine script used primarily by the Tagalog people and other ethnic groups to write various Philippine languages.

• Pako Rabong

• Sarimanok

• Baybayin

• Maranaw House

It is typically called Nipa Hut as its main organic materials are nipa. Bamboos are used for structural framework and nipa is used to serve as walls and roofs.

• Hinilawod

• Bahay Kubo

• Baybayin

• Maranaw House

it is a traditional house found in the Muslim regions. It features a sophisticated boat-house appearance and shows the panolong, a carving design system called okir.

• Hinilawod

• Bahay Kubo

• Pagrit

• Maranaw House

It is an epic poem of Panay which requires singing it in three to four weeks. It narrates the adventure and origin of Panay and Negros.

• Hinilawod

• Tanaga

• Pagrit

• Barong