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COR 12 GAMABA Quiz

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 23mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the meaning of the Award GAMABA?

a)

Gawad sa Manlilikhang Bayan

b)

Gawad sa Malikhaing Bayani

c)

Gawad sa Matatag na Bayan

d)

Gawad sa Manlilikhang Bagobo

2.

As of 2021, we have 2 awardees in the Plastic Categories in the GAMABA. These two awardees are:

a)

Eduardo Mutuc & Ralph Datoon

b)

Teofilo Garcia & Uwang Ahadas

c)

Alonzo Saclag & Ralph Datoon

d)

Eduardo Mutuc & Teofilo Garcia

3.

He was awarded GAMABA in the year 2012 because of his contribution in creating a hat from an enlarged upo or gourd that is called Tabungaw.

a)

Lang Dulay

b)

Teofilo Garcia

c)

Ginaw Bilog

d)

Eduardo Mutuc

4.

She is a GAMABA awardee and is known as the "Last Bagobo Weaver" for her Bagobo-Tagabawa textiles known as Inabal.

a)

Salinta Monon

b)

Teofilo Garcia

c)

Ginaw Bilog

d)

Samaon Sulaiman

5.

Why are native art forms mass produced?

a)

To meet the demand of the tourist trade and make money

b)

So everyone in the indigenous community can enjoy them

c)

So they can be made to look better by actual fashion designers

d)

To remake them using synthetic neon fibers

6.

Which factor is the description below referring to:

Deprived of the bounty of land, indigenous groups are prompted to seek short-term employment from these industries in order to make ends meet in a money economy.

a)

Tourism

b)

Militarization

c)

Christianity

d)

Mining and infrastructure projects

7.

If you were a traditional artist, to whom would you share your process of creation?

a)

A higher being

b)

The spirits in the environment

c)

Family

d)

Members of the community

8.

What factor is being represented on the image?

a)

Mining and projects based on infrastructure

b)

Tourism and its Attractions

c)

Conversion to Chirstianity

d)

Militarization

9.

Which factor is the description below referring to:

Land areas are converted into sites for tourist consumption. Ecological domains become more susceptible to damage with the combined forces of natural disasters and tourist mobility. Dances and rituals are staged for an external audience rather than for the community’s observance of tradition.

a)

Militarization

b)

Tourism

c)

Christianity

d)

Mining and infrastructure projects

10.

What is traditional art based on?

a)

Cultures that are dying

b)

Artworks found in caves and other dwellings

c)

Old materials that are not manufactured by factories

d)

Indigenous peoples’ cultures that are largely honed by oral tradition

11.

Which factor led to the Manobo community of Mt. Apo's initiation of a “culture regeneration movement?"

a)

Mining

b)

Christianization

c)

Militarization

d)

Tourism

12.

What is the challenge that the archipelagic characteristic of the Philippines pose?

a)

Researchers would rather travel abroad.

b)

There are too many ethnolinguistic groups to count and keep track of.

c)

The archipelagic orientation of the Philippines makes some locations challenging to reach by land, air, or sea.

d)

Researchers would rather travel abroad.

13.

Why do indigenous groups feel the need to seek employment from the industries that takes their land away from them?

a)

To allow themselves to be assimilated

b)

To understand the industry so they can make their own

c)

To secretly create a union

d)

To make ends meet in the economy

14.

Which of the following could be effects of the GAMABA?

a)

They may stop practicing the art form because they feel no reason to.

b)

None on the list

c)

The attention and the entry of outsiders may create a disruption.

d)

It may stop the growth of contemporary arts.

15.

This factor can affect the production process of the traditional artists because of the replication of their original works like trinkets, bracelets, bags, etc. that can be found online.

a)

Tourism and it's attractions

b)

Mining and projects based on infrastructure

c)

Militarization

d)

Conversion to Christianity