Filipino Culture and Citizenship Quiz

What is one example of nonmaterial culture among early Filipinos?

• Bamboo house

• Tools and weapons

• Language and stories

• Food and drinks

What is the basic political unit in ancient Filipino society?

• City

• Republic

• Barangay

• Town

Which of the following is one way a person can become a Filipino citizen?

• By getting a job in the Philippines

• By being born in the Philippines or to Filipino parents

• By learning how to speak Filipino

• By visiting the Philippines often

What does the term "naturalization" mean?

• Becoming a citizen by attending school in the Philippines

• Becoming a citizen through a legal process after meeting certain conditions

• Becoming a citizen by paying taxes for 10 years

• Becoming a citizen by volunteering in a government program

What was the purpose of building houses with high floors or stilts?

• To make the houses look tall

• To store more things

• To keep them safe from floods and wild animals

• To save wood and time

Why is culture important to a country’s identity?

• It makes people look the same

• It helps people become richer

• It shows the unique way people live

• It teaches people how to shop

What is the main difference between bayanihan and hospitality?

• Bayanihan is about helping others move to a new country, while hospitality is about being shy

• Bayanihan means teamwork, while hospitality means being kind to guests

• Bayanihan means cooking food, while hospitality means cleaning houses

• Bayanihan is a type of Filipino costume, while hospitality is a kind of party

Why is it important to have citizenship in a country?

• Citizenship gives a person the right to participate in the country’s decisions and protect their rights

• Citizenship makes someone rich

• Citizenship allows a person to be free from all rules

• Citizenship automatically makes a person famous

What does it mean to lose Filipino citizenship?

• You no longer live in the Philippines

• You no longer have the right to live in the country legally and participate in the country's decisions

• You stop following Filipino traditions

• You stop being able to travel abroad

What is the process called when a foreigner becomes a Filipino citizen?

• Immigration

• Naturalization

• Emigration

• Foreign Affairs