It represents 2. (a)   ,

(family) in the Filipino culture.

It is one of the attraction in the annual festival of

3. (a)   , Rizal in honor of St. Clement, patron saint of fiher folks.

This art

form may have started during the 4.____________________ colonial period, but, the love

of 5.__________________ have made this art form part of the Filipino 6. __________________.

In the history of painting in the Philippines, 7.___________________________ was one of

the most important artist portraitist and painter of rural Philippine landsscapes.

(a)  

Another painter, Nestor Leynes, used magic realism in painting showing minute

details of the subject like he did in his artwork entitled, 8. (a)   .

The decorative arts are arts or crafts whose object is the design and manufacture of

objects that are both beautiful and functional. One of the best Filipino crafts that

lives until this present-day is the 9. (a)   weaving tradition of the T’boli

people of South Cotabato.

Also, in the province of Antique, they created

10. (a)   , a fine and elegant handwoven fabric that is produced from the

fibers of pineapple.

This kind of cloth is the material used for our well-known

11. (a)   , the traditional Philippine clothes for Filipino men.

Jewelry

making is another demonstration of the skilled craftsmanship of Filipinos. They

made use of 12._________________ or 13._________________ in the forms of earrings,

bracelets, rings, brooches, necklaces, tie pins, pendants, and cuff links;

(a)  

From our traditional “Bahay Kubo”, the Philippine architecture had adopted the modern western architectural style taking into consideration of the physical and socio[1] cultural situation of the country. The 14. (a)   is one type of house designed with a front porch made of wood and concrete; steel was used in the buildings as protection for calamities like earthquake.

In Philippine literature, Amado V. Hernandez introduced another form of poetry

inserting national consciousness to bagay poetry through his work “Ang Bayang

Malaya.” The poem is a long narrative piece about a 15. (a)   leader fighting for

human rights, the main themes of this piece.

(a)   16. The memorial shrine complex was built to honor and remember the gallantry of Filipino and American soldiers who fought during World War II.

(a)   17. Since a large part of the city’s economy relies on the export

of mangoes, it’s no surprise that there’s an entire festival dedicated to the fruit.

(a)   18. Endowed with natural historical, man-made and cultural

attractions considering the existence of beautiful waterfalls, pristine white beaches,

historical markers and other attractions which are accessible by land.

(a)   19. This is a century-old festival in the Philippines that started in the year 1904 but the old locals believed and as far as they can recall, that the event was inaugurated on 1904 but it was initialized or instantiated during the later years of 1908.

(a)   20. A landlocked province of the Philippines located in the

Central Luzon region.

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