QUIZ: LOCAL MATERIALS

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of using local materials?

• Reflects cultural identity

• Promotes sustainability

• Increases dependence on imported goods

• . Provides livelihood to artisans

What makes local materials more accessible and cost-effective?

• They are imported in large quantities

• They are readily available in the local environment

• They are high-tech and advanced

• They are made from synthetic fibers

Using local materials encourages sustainability because:

• They are mass-produced and disposable

• They reduce transportation costs and environmental impact

• They require advanced machinery

• They are not biodegradable

Which of the following materials is derived from the palm family and used in crafts?

• Abaca

• Rattan

• Bamboo

• Capiz

Capiz shells are commonly used in which of the following?

• Building skyscrapers

• Making glass bottles

• House decorations and window panels

• Footwear manufacturing

Which local material is known for its durability and resistance to moisture, making it ideal for weaving?

• Bamboo

• Buri

• Sea shells

• Capiz

How does using local materials enhance Filipino creativity and artistry?

• By following Western designs

• By limiting options to mass-produced products

• By allowing artists to explore traditional methods and unique designs

• By copying international trends

What is the main source of abaca fiber?

• Coconut tree

• Banana plant family

• Sugarcane

• Seaweed

Why is bamboo considered a versatile local material?

• It can only be used for musical instruments

• It is easy to break and not durable

• It is used in construction, textiles, and crafts

• It is mainly used for food packaging

Supporting local artisans through the use of native materials helps to:

• Reduce their income

• Erase cultural traditions

• Promote imported products

• Provide economic opportunities and preserve culture