Ethnolinguistic Groups and Cultural Practices

The video explores the arts and crafts of Mindanao, focusing on various ethnolinguistic groups such as the Bilaan, Bagobos, Tibuli, Maranao, and Yakan. It highlights their traditional attire, weaving techniques, and cultural significance of textiles like tinalak and malong. The video also discusses the unique art forms and ornaments of these groups, emphasizing the role of women in weaving and the cultural importance of these crafts in ceremonies and daily life.

Which ethnolinguistic group is known for using the ikat process in their textiles?

• Bagobo

• Bilaan

• Yakan

• Tiboli

What is the primary material used in the ceremonial attire of the Bagobo people?

• Silk

• Cotton

• Abaca

• Wool

The Tiboli people are famous for creating designs based on what?

• Mythology

• History

• Dreams

• Nature

What is a malong, and which group is it associated with?

• A woven belt, Bagobo

• A type of hat, Yakan

• A ceremonial cloth, Tiboli

• A tube skirt, Maranao

Which traditional dance demonstrates the various uses of the malong?

• Tinikling

• Sambisa malong

• Kapa malong malong

• Singkil

The Yakan people are known for their weaving skills. What is a sepotangan?

• A type of skirt

• A head cover or belt

• A ceremonial cloth

• A traditional dance

What is the traditional tight-fitting trousers made by the Yakan called?

• Sawal

• Takmun

• Malong

• Tinalak

Which accessory is worn by Tiboli women during festivals?

• Hilot

• Pis

• Saruk

• Kandit

What is the purpose of the manik sembilis among the Yakan?

• To protect from illness

• To signify marriage

• To indicate social status

• To ward off evil spirits

What is the significance of the Sari Manok in Maranao culture?

• A type of dance

• A legendary bird

• A traditional garment

• A weaving technique