2. It is sung during work and serve to boost morale or synchronize tasks among workers.

3. It expresses feelings and sentiments surrounding romantic relationships, often highlighting love and attraction..

4. It tells stories and often recount historical events or personal experiences.

5. It has playful melody specifically designed for children, often sung during playtime or educational activities.

6. It focuses on themes related to animals, plants, and landforms, celebrating the beauty of the natural world.

7. It is soothing melodies intended to help calm children and lull them into a peaceful sleep.

TRUE OR FALSE

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12. Folk songs unveil a society's cultural identity and are passed down orally across generations.

13. Folk songs are always written down and have an original text.

14. Folk songs are sung on specific occasions, marking times of the year like Christmas and Lent.

15. Folk songs are passed down through written notation rather than oral tradition.

16. The primary purpose of folk songs is to tell stories and convey cultural values.

17. Folk songs often appeal to listeners because they use advanced musical theory.

18. Folk songs are usually performed by professional artists with elaborate lyrics and themes.

19. Folk songs reflect the culture of the community they come from.

20. A characteristic of folk songs is that they are always written in a formal style.

21. "Bahay Kubo" is an example of a Philippine children's song.

22. "Ako ay May Lobo" is a good example of a narrative song from the Philippines.

23. "Indonesia Raya" belongs to the group of Southeast Asian folk songs.

24. Nature is the most common subject in Southeast Asian folk arts, often depicting plants, animals, and environmental motifs.

25. Chaang is a folk song from Thailand.

26. Myths and legends are the most common theme in Southeast Asian folk arts, reflecting spiritual beliefs.

27. In Southeast Asian folk art, colors and patterns are chosen randomly and do not carry specific cultural meanings.

28. Murals are primarily photographs displayed in galleries.

29. Borobudur in Indonesia is an example of stone sculpture.

30. The Sarimanok is a legendary creature from Philippine folklore that symbolizes good fortune.

31. Lumban, Laguna in the Philippines is known for its popular tourist beaches.

32. Dyeing is a technique for weaving patterns into fabric.

33. Weaving refers to the interlacing of strips, threads, and pliable materials to create fabric, mats, and baskets.

34. Embroidery involves using needle and thread to create designs by hand on fabric.

35. Batik is a wax-resist dyeing technique originating from the word "ambatik," meaning "many dots."

36. The "weft" term refers to the threads placed lengthwise on the loom in weaving.

37. The Songkran Festival is primarily known for water pouring and cleansing rituals.

38. Elephant symbolizes strength & wisdom.

39. Naga looks like a mythical eagle and it symbolizes power, speed, and martial ability.

40. Garuda is the enemy of Naga.

41. Folk Art is a functional & aesthetically artworks made by hand and often w/o extensive use of mechanical tools.

42. In today’s time, ivory buying, purchasing, and using ivory is legal.

43. MANUNGGUL JAR is found in Palawan that is used as a burial jar and covered with a lid that has two figures on a boat.

44. Sgraffito is derived from an Italian word “sgraffiare” which means “to heal”.

45. Wheel Throwing is also known as also known as “potter’s wheel”.

46. Rasa Sayang is a fok song from Indonesia.

47. Songkran is known for its water festival with lively water fights.

48. Diwali is the Festival of Lights.

49. Loy Krathong features the floating of intricately decorated small figurine on water.

50. 50. Leron leron Sinta is a folk song from the Philippines.