Which "C" capital city of the province of Misamis Oriental is also known as "The City of Golden Friendship"?

"D" is for Davao: What fruit is most commonly associated with Davao City?

What is the "E" first name shared by the first president of the Philippines and the national hero known as the "Brains of the Katipunan"?

Which "F" Portuguese explorer discovered the Philippines?

"G": This heroine was the wife of a Filipino revolutionary hero, and her name later became the symbol of female empowerment in the Philippines. Who was she?

What group name beginning with the letter "H" was given to the underground movement of Filipino fighters that opposed the Japanese occupation during the 1940s?

What "I" city is nicknamed "City of Majestic Waterfalls" and is the location of the famous Maria Christina Falls?

"J": For which is the longest bridge in the Philippines named?

"K": During the Philippine Revolution of the 1890s, what was the common name ascribed to a member of the secret revolutionary group KKK?

One of the earliest examples of Filipino literature involves the adventures of an extraordinary native who performed magical deeds. What is the "L" name of this Ilocano folk hero?

What "M" name was the first name for the first 15 presidents of the Philippines?

What is the popular "N" nickname of former senator Benigno Aquino Jr., whose death by assassination sparked the events that led to the People Power Revolution?

What "O" city used to host the largest US naval fleet in the Pacific?

What much-maligned "P" Philippine agency is responsible for predicting weather conditions in the country?

"Q": What is the family name of Filipino movie icon Dolphy?

"R" is for Jose Rizal. Filipinos commemorate his life and achievements every year on Rizal Day.

What "S" beverage, first produced in the Philippines in 1890, is one of the most popular brands of its kind in the world?

What "T" city in the Visayas region was badly damaged by the super typhoon Yolanda (international name: Haiyan) in 2013, with the death toll reaching to more than 1,000 residents?

What "U" university, founded in 1611, was the first in the Philippines and in Asia to be granted university status?

Which "V" Spanish explorer gave the Philippines its name?

What "W" animal is popularly known as "Butanding" in the Philippines?

What "Y" item popularized in 1928 by Filipino Pedro Flores became a worldwide phenomenon?

"Z": Which city has long been home to the largest population of Spanish-creole speakers in the Philippines?

Let's start with "A": What mountain, at 2,954 meters above sea level, is the tallest peak in the Philippines? It is a popular climbing destination located in the southern island of Mindanao.