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Filipino Handicrafts Quiz

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 17hrs 40mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is the primary characteristic of a handicraft?

a)

It is made with machines

b)

It is made using manual skills

c)

It uses synthetic materials

d)

It is only for decoration

2.

Which of the following is considered a natural resource used in Filipino handicrafts?

a)

Nylon

b)

Abaca

c)

Plastic

d)

Polyester

3.

What is the core idea of a handicraft product?

a)

Budget

b)

Design

c)

Time

d)

Marketing

4.

Which is NOT a material commonly used in Filipino handicrafts?

a)

Rattan

b)

Shells

c)

Concrete

d)

Clay

5.

What technique involves shaping wood or stone by cutting?

a)

Embroidery

b)

Carving

c)

Weaving

d)

Pottery

6.

Which of the following is a textile material?

a)

Leather

b)

Pineapple fiber

c)

Clay

d)

Wood

7.

What does the design process influence in handicrafts?

a)

The tool selection

b)

The product’s quality and aesthetic appeal

c)

The artisan's salary

d)

None of the above

8.

What best describes a well-designed handicraft product?

a)

Cheap and colorful

b)

Large and heavy

c)

Marketable and desirable

d)

Quickly made

9.

Which technique uses interlacing threads or fibers?

a)

Pottery

b)

Weaving

c)

Jewelry making

d)

Carving

10.

Which of these handicraft techniques involves firing clay?

a)

Embroidery

b)

Pottery/Ceramics

c)

Beading

d)

Carving

11.

If you are decorating a bag using needle and thread, what are you doing?

a)

Embroidery

b)

Carving

c)

Weaving

d)

Gluing

12.

Which material would most likely be used in jewelry making?

a)

Metal

b)

Buri

c)

Bamboo

d)

Fiber

13.

What region is known for Burnay Jars?

a)

Bicol

b)

Vigan, Ilocos Sur

c)

Mindoro

d)

Palawan

14.

Which product is likely made using weaving techniques?

a)

Wooden chair

b)

Buri hat

c)

Shell necklace

d)

Clay pot

15.

A student plans to use abaca and pineapple fiber for a school project. Which type of craft is this?

a)

Metalwork

b)

Textile and fiber-based handicraft

c)

Pottery

d)

Sculpture

16.

The main economic value of handicrafts in rural areas is:

a)

Providing livelihood

b)

Creating plastic alternatives

c)

Importing goods

d)

Hiring foreign workers

17.

Why is good design essential in handicrafts?

a)

It enhances appeal and marketability

b)

It adds more colors

c)

It increases weight

d)

It shortens production time

18.

What makes a handicraft product a masterpiece?

a)

Price and popularity

b)

Creativity, skill, and purposeful design

c)

Use of synthetic materials

d)

Mass production

19.

T’nalak cloth is made by:

a)

Aeta tribe

b)

Tagalog weavers

c)

T’boli artisans

d)

Ilocano sculptors

20.

What type of handicraft would require chiseling and shaping wood?

a)

Pottery

b)

Weaving

c)

Carving

d)

Jewelry making

21.

A student uses clay to mold a vase. What technique is being used?

a)

Carving

b)

Pottery

c)

Weaving

d)

Embroidery

22.

Which of the following techniques uses threads and fabric?

a)

Carving

b)

Embroidery

c)

Pottery

d)

Jewelry setting

23.

What are common outputs of wood and bamboo materials?

a)

Furniture and carvings

b)

Clothing and accessories

c)

Necklaces and earrings

d)

Clay jars and vases

24.

Handicrafts are important in preserving what aspect of the Philippines?

a)

Politics

b)

Military

c)

Culture and heritage

d)

Climate

25.

What role does handicraft play in the tourism industry?

a)

It promotes local culture and products

b)

It replaces hotel services

c)

It increases airfare

d)

It imports foreign designs

26.

What kind of design makes a handicraft more appealing to buyers?

a)

Functional and aesthetic

b)

Complex and heavy

c)

Unfinished and raw

d)

Random and unplanned

27.

Which handicraft product is most associated with the Ifugao people?

a)

Shell jewelry

b)

Baskets

c)

Burnay jars

d)

Pottery

28.

The 'design process' in handicraft involves:

a)

Developing ideas from concept to product

b)

Buying finished products

c)

Selling designs

d)

Copying others' work

29.

What is the significance of using local materials in handicrafts?

a)

It is faster to import

b)

It promotes urbanization

c)

It supports sustainability and local economy

d)

It makes products more expensive

30.

What is the value of adding embroidery to fabric items?

a)

Makes the cloth heavier

b)

Adds decorative appeal

c)

Makes it hard to wash

d)

Hides defects

31.

Jenny wants to create a bag using buri. Which technique should she apply?

a)

Carving

b)

Pottery

c)

Weaving

d)

Metal cutting

32.

You visited Vigan and saw a potter molding a jar. Which product did you witness?

a)

Burnay Jar

b)

T’nalak

c)

Embroidered cloth

d)

Wooden sculpture

33.

A classmate created a shell necklace. Which material did they likely use?

a)

Clay

b)

Shells

c)

Bamboo

d)

Buri

34.

In creating a wooden lamp base, which material and technique would be used?

a)

Wood and carving

b)

Clay and firing

c)

Shell and embroidery

d)

Leather and weaving

35.

Anna wants to showcase cultural designs from Mindanao. What material might she use?

a)

T’nalak fabric

b)

Metal

c)

Pottery

d)

Bamboo

36.

A handicraft was admired for its beauty and function. What made it successful?

a)

Good design and craftsmanship

b)

Expensive materials

c)

Imported concept

d)

Mass production

37.

During a field trip, you noticed artisans using looms. Which technique are they applying?

a)

Pottery

b)

Weaving

c)

Embroidery

d)

Jewelry-making

38.

If a handicraft product is handmade using beads and leather, it is classified as:

a)

Pottery

b)

Accessory

c)

Sculpture

d)

Furniture

39.

A student says, "I want to turn clay into an art piece." Which technique should they study?

a)

Ceramics

b)

Weaving

c)

Carving

d)

Beading

40.

A buyer asks what makes the local bag worth buying. Your best response is:

a)

It's handcrafted using sustainable materials

b)

It’s trendy and foreign-inspired

c)

It’s produced by a factory

d)

It’s endorsed by celebrities

41.

A project was graded high due to original design, proper technique, and clear purpose. This reflects:

a)

Speed and size

b)

Artistic and functional quality

c)

Random experimentation

d)

Use of imported tools

42.

Why should we support local artisans?

a)

They copy foreign brands

b)

They preserve culture and create jobs

c)

They export foreign crafts

d)

They use machine-made products

43.

Your classmate draws a handicraft with wood and shells. What must be labeled next?

a)

Materials and techniques used

b)

Selling price

c)

Tourist location

d)

Artisan’s name

44.

Which of these designs best reflects Filipino identity?

a)

Native patterns and traditional materials

b)

Abstract Western designs

c)

Comic-inspired accessories

d)

Neon-colored glass beads

45.

During an exhibit, visitors were drawn to one piece. It stood out because:

a)

It had a unique design and clear craftsmanship

b)

It was colorful

c)

It was made quickly

d)

It was loud and large

46.

How can handicraft improve the economy of a community?

a)

By creating livelihood and attracting tourism

b)

By importing materials

c)

By lowering wages

d)

By using synthetic materials

47.

What makes a handicraft product both art and utility?

a)

When it’s functional and visually pleasing

b)

When it is only displayed

c)

When it copies another culture

d)

When it's old

48.

A student used three materials and mixed techniques. What skill does this show?

a)

Simplicity

b)

Creativity and innovation

c)

Laziness

d)

Repetition

49.

How do design principles affect consumer interest?

a)

They confuse buyers

b)

They attract attention and promote function

c)

They delay production

d)

They reduce uniqueness

50.

How does handicraft reflect Filipino identity?

a)

Through foreign design

b)

Through use of local resources and cultural themes

c)

Through mass production

d)

Through neon colors