Gloria means _____ in the Philippine liturgical mass.

An important landmark of the Philippine history and culture.

It is a celebration done in the plaza early Sunday morning during holy week.

It is a traditional bamboo lip-valley flute. It is open at both ends and has four finger holes.

It is a stringed instrument made of a single bamboo piece around 3-4 inches in diameter with a node at each end.

It is a flat gong without a boss and is considered the most treasured among the Kalinga.

It is made of one internode of a long slender variety of bamboo. It struck against a bamboo tube or piece of hardwood.

The sound is produced by way of the instrument itself vibrating without the use of strings.

It is an example of a lute instrument with two strings. It has frets in a boat-like shaped body. It is made of a wooden carve. It has many bridges where the strings are raised

It has a measurement of 118 cm or 4 ft. long and 10.5 cm or around 4 inches wide.

It is an Indian plucked instrument that is mainly used in Hindustani music and Indian classical music.

It is a continuous low dull humming sound.

A singer and songwriter, and his group are called Babong Lumad.

It is one of the most colorful events in Kalibo, Aklan Province. It is held on the third week of January.

It is a celebration of a good harvest of fruits and orchids in Davao every third week of August. It is a long week celebration and thanksgiving of their bountiful harvest for the people of Davao.

It is one of the most impressive festivals in the Philippines. It is held every third Sunday of January in Cebu City in honor of the Sto. Nińo.

It is a two-week celebration held on July 23, 1988, in Batangas. It is a devotion to the town’s patron, The Holy Cross.

It is an epic story about three legendary heroes like Baltog, Handyong, and Bantog, and other early heroes. The participants portray the classic battles about these heroes by wearing masks and costumes.

Which of the following is the Latin text for “sumasampalataya”?