What do you call the blouse which Hanunoo women wear paired with their skirt?

Hanunoo-Mangyans men wear a loincolth and they top it with a shirt called _____________?

What do you call the decorative design pattern of Hanunoo which are composed of simple geometric lines?

Their traditional attire is made of bark that was beaten and softened to produce the fibers which would be used for weaving. Which of the following is one of the earliest ethnic groups in Palawan?

It is traditionally made of cotton and is worn every day. Some are made of pineapple fiber which is light and translucent. What do you the attire women in Visayas wear?

Tattoos are type of ornamentation that was prevalent throughout the archipelago before the arrival of the Spanish colonizers. What do you call the tattooed indigenous people of Visayas?

It houses one of the most important religious sculptures in the country, the Santo Niño. It is located in Cebu. What is the second oldest church in the Philippines?

It was completed in 1727 using coral stones and bonded using egg whites. Its interior features an altarpiece carved with indigenous plants and animals and decorated with gold. What is the oldest Roman Catholic church in the Philippines which is formally known as The Immaculate Conception of the Virgin Mary Parish Church?

This is a burial jar incised with dots and wavy design on its top and covered with a lid that shows two figures on a boat found in Palawan. This is one of the most important archeological finds in the Philippines. What do you call this buria jar?

This statue was given to the wife of Rajah Humabon. It is the first Christian statue brought into the country by Magellan in 1521. It is one of the most popular religious icons in the Philippines. What do you call this statue?

This is one of the eye-catching props used in the festival. It is traditionally carved from wood, brightly painted, and decorated with paper flowers. What do you call this Roman soldiers-like mask?

It is locally known as banig. These are made of pandan leaves that are stripped, boiled, dyed, and woven. These are ideal for a tropical climate such as in the Philippines since it is porous and lets the air passs through cooling the user. What do you call these woven mats?

This is used everyday wares like windows and lanterns or even as jewelry. What do you call this ware which the province of Capiz is known for?

Which of the following does not belong to the MIMAROPA?