Reviewer in Arts 7

1. 1. * It is a bamboo arch that spans across roads during fiestas, and is sometimes placed on church entrances and altars during Christmas and other special occasions.

   • * Most furniture exporters and designers from the Philippines are from Cebu like Kenneth Cobonpue.

   • * Guitar making is one of the most popular folk crafts in Cebu. Their guitars are known for its unique sound durability, and well-crafted design.

• A. Singkaban

• B. Paper Mache

• C. Manunggul Jar

• D. Parol

• E. Balisong

2. 2. * The art of Basey in Samar is known for its colorful and handwoven banig or mat came from the tikog leaves.

   * There are two processes in making a basey: weaving, which is locally known as baniglara and embroidery or burda.

   • * The integration of the art of weaving is evident in their culinary arts too. This delicacy is also known as puso.

• A. Samar, Leyte and B9lliaran Islands

• B. Bohol

3. 3. * In the _____ town of Antequera, the art of basketry is still popular among the people called Bukag baskets.

• A. Samar, Leyte and Billiaran Islands

• B. Bohol

4. 4. * It is also known as a butterfly knife, is more than just a tool or weapon

   n It is a cultural icon deeply rooted in the Philippines.

• A. Singkaban

• B. Paper Mache

• C. Manunggul Jar

• D. Parol

• E. Balisong

5. 5. * It is also known as papier-mache, is a composite material made from paper pieces or pulp bound with an adhesive such as  glue or starch. It is a versatile crafting technique that allows for the creation of various objects, as the material becomes strong and hard when dry.

• A. Singkaban

• B. Paper Mache

• C. Manunggul Jar

• D. Parol

• E. Balisong

6. 6. * It is believed to have been used for secondary burial practices, where the bones of the deceased were placed in the jar after being cleaned and painted with red hematite symbolizing the belief in life after death.

• A. Singkaban

• B. Paper Mache

• C. Manunggul Jar

• D. Parol

• E. Balisong

7. 7. * It is an art form that has been passed through generations, down with each family or community adding its own unique touch to the craft.

   • * In Pampanga, the art of _____ making holds deep cultural.

• A. Singkaban

• B. Paper Mache

• C. Manunggul Jar

• D. Parol

• E. Balisong

8. 8. SOUTHEAST ASIAN FABRICS AND ATTIRES:

9. It is a traditional textile art from that originated in Java, Indonesia. It involves producing colored designs on fabrics by dyeing them, with wax applied to areas that are to remain undyed.

10. * It can be made on various surfaces, including cotton, silk, and even paper or wood.

    • * It is also an Indonesian-Malay word, believed to be related to the Malay word “titik” which means “point”, “dot,” or “drop”.

• A. Batik

• B. Wrap skirt or Sampot

• C. Shantung taffeta

• D. Acheik

9. 9. * This is also known as actual texture or tactile texture.

• A. Physical texture

• B. Visual texture

10. 10. * This is the illusion of having physical texture.

• A. Physical texture

• B. Visual texture