2.    Their cultural name is believed to have been derived from the Ibanag term that means "headhunters."

3.    The name _________ is derived from the words "bun" (heap) and "tuk" (top), which when combined together, means "mountains."

4. Their name is derived from ipugo, meaning "earth people" or people "from the hill."

5. They are a Filipino ethnic group found in the province of Batanes and are known for being peace-loving people.

6. They are an ethnic group found in the Cagayan Valley. Their name was derived from "ga," meaning "heat," and "dang." meaning "burned."

7. They are best known for their arts and crafts like the T'nalak weaving and embroidery, brass casting, and beaded jewelry.

8. They are famous for their brass works, beadworks, and tabih weave. Their means of livelihood include basket weaving, fishing, tool

9.    They are known as "sea gypsies," and can be found in Tawi- Tawi, Sulu, Basilan, and Zamboanga. They live in houseboats and make a living as fishermen, divers, and navigators.

10.    This tribe is one of the 10 Islamic ethnic groups currently living in the southern part of the Philippines. They are mainly found in the Tawi-Tawi area.