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WorksheetsQuiz #1: Art Production in the Philippines
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 7mins
Production is the heart of making an art.
True
False
Barong Tagalog has its origins from the Spanish rule in the Philippines. Spanish colonizers distinguished themselves from the indios by making them (Filipinos) wear this kind of clothing. What are the distinct characteristics of a barong?
Thin and transparent to prevent carrying of weapons
No pockets to prevent thievery
Not tucked under the waistband to mark their status
The fabric was made of piña , jusi, abaca, or banana.
Modern fashion designers have created variations of the original Barong. One of these variations is the polo barong that was designed to be worn at work. What indigenous materials are used in making this kind of clothing?
banig
mixed abaca
driftwood
cotton, ramie, and chiffonile
Banig, which can be used as little purses, is the local product of ____________.
Bicol
Tacloban
Laguna
Bohol
What local product from Bicol is used in making bag handles?
rattan
banig
ikat
abaca
Buri sandals are thin and light which are perfect for indoors and can be easily kept in the luggage. In what province can this local product be found?
Bohol
Tacloban
Laguna
Bacolod
Abaca sandals are decorated with colorful beads and do not have high heels for they are preferred for their comfort and attractive design. In what province can this local product be found?
Bohol
Cebu
Bacolod
Laguna
In Bacolod, ___________ are woven and can be tied with cow leather to make bags of export quality.
abaca
rattan
pandan leaves
tapestries
What do you call the wall decorations of Ilocos and Baguio City which are made of woven fabric?
ikat
masks
tapestries
purses
In many ethnic tribes in the Philippines, masks are believed to have magical powers. In ________ the faces are painted with different geometric shapes and colors while the hair of each mask is made of thread and rope. In ________, the masks are theatrical, comic, colorful and combined with painted objects.
Laguna, Bohol
Quezon, Bacolod
Ilocos, Cordillera
Cebu, Bukidnon
