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Total questions: 92

Worksheet time: 46mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

In what year was the Philippines intially divided into 11 regions?

a)

1970

b)

1972

c)

1975

d)

1987

2.

What decree established the initial regional division in the Philippines?

a)

Presidential Decree No. 1

b)

Batas Pambansa Blg. 1

c)

Republic Act 9054

d)

Executive Order No. 36

3.

How many administrative regions are there in the Philippines today?

a)

15

b)

16

c)

17

d)

18

4.

What is the name of Region IX?

a)

Caraga

b)

Zamboanga Peninsula

c)

Central Visayas

d)

MIMAROPA

5.

Which region is known as the National Capital Region?

a)

NCR

b)

Region XII

c)

Region IV-A

d)

CARAGA

6.

What is the main raw material used in making patadyong in Antique?

a)

Wicker

b)

Pineapple

c)

Bamboo

d)

Cotton and abaca

7.

Why was Metro Manila separated from Region IV and given its own region?

a)

To reduce population

b)

It was too rural

c)

For tourism purposes

d)

Due to its economic size and political importance

8.

What does the Banigan Festival in Samar celebrate?

a)

The establishment of Mindanao regions

b)

The harvest of tikog grass

c)

Masskara masks

d)

Mat weaving industry

9.

Which Visayan province is known for the piña fiber used in barong tagalog?

a)

Iloilo

b)

Negros

c)

Aklan

d)

Leyte

10.

What cultural element does the Masskara Festival in Bacolod celebrate?

a)

Smiling masks

b)

Tribal tattoos

c)

Epic poems

d)

Mindanao crafts

11.

Why is supporting local crafts in the Visayas important post-pandemic?

a)

To reduce tourist arrivals

b)

To promote foreign cuiture

c)

To help revive the economy and preserve native culture

d)

To eliminate indigenous traditions

12.

What is the main textile of the T'boli people in Mindanao?

a)

Sinamay

b)

T'nalak

c)

Hablon

d)

Malong

13.

If you were visiting Aklan and wanted a barong, what product would you look for?

a)

Piña cloth

b)

Patadyong

c)

Tikog

d)

Hablon

14.

You're teaching about Southern Leyte's indigenous crafts. Which tribe do you mention?

a)

Mandaya

b)

Mamanwa

c)

Tausug

d)

T'boli

15.

If a student is tasked to create a visual display of Maranao wood carvings, which motif should be included?

a)

Bakat

b)

Banig

c)

Sinamay

d)

Okir

16.

You are curating an exhibit on Mindanao metalworks. Which items should you feature?

a)

Hablon and Bakat

b)

Tikog and Patadyong

c)

Brass gongs and Kris

d)

Clay pots and Rosaries

17.

In a classroom display about traditional music, which instrument from Mindanao will you include?

a)

Kulintang

b)

Kalaleng

c)

Gandingan

d)

Banjo

18.

How is the arts and crafts of Eastern Visayas connected to the region's geography?

a)

Clay and plants are locally sourced for crafts

b)

They import materials from Manila

c)

All products are plastic-based

d)

Art is digital and industrialized

19.

What does the evolution of the Philippine regions reveal about governance?

a)

Focus on education

b)

Decentralization and regional autonomy

c)

Decreasing population

d)

Language reforms

20.

Compare Patadyong and Malong. What is their common feature?

a)

Both made from metal

b)

Made in Mindanao only

c)

Tube-like, worn garments

d)

Uased as food wraps

21.

What major event influenced new art in Leyte, like Yolanterns?

a)

COVID-19

b)

Mindanao peace talks

c)

Spanish colonization

d)

Typhoon Yolanda

22.

What differentiates Aklan's piña fiber from regular textiles?

a)

It uses banana leaves

b)

It uses types of fibers from pineapple leaves

c)

It's purely synthetic

d)

It is not woven

23.

What cultural value can be inferred from the Masskara Festival's smiling masks?

a)

Anger

b)

Joy and Resilience

c)

Resistance

d)

Indifference

24.

Why might the creation of autonomous regions be essential for a culturally diverse country like the Philippines?

a)

To unify military powers

b)

To reduce elections

c)

To increase trade routes

d)

To give cultural groups more self-governance and recognition

25.

Assess the role of traditional crafts in preserving Filipino identity?

a)

They sustain cultural heritage and empower local communities

b)

They hinder progress

c)

They are irrelevant iin modern times

d)

They are just tourism gimmicks

26.

Which Visayan region best represents a mixture of natural resources and indigenous creativity?

a)

CARAGA

b)

Eastern Visayas

c)

NCR

d)

Ilocos

27.

A teacher wants to integrate regional art into the classroom. Which method is best?

a)

Ask students to memorize region names

b)

Let students create woven crafts based on regional examples

c)

Display printed pictures only

d)

Watch a documentary without follow-up

28.

Design a school exhibit promoting the regional identity of Mindanao. What would you include?

a)

Luzon food stalls

b)

Manila posters only

c)

Kris display, T'nalak samples, kulintang music

d)

TIkog mats from Visayas

29.

You're tasked to create a community-based project on Visayan crafts. Which idea is best?

a)

A community-led festival showcasing banig, hablon, and baskets

b)

A weaving workshop using a synthetic yarn

c)

A coloring book of flags

d)

Showing YouTube clips only

30.

Your class is doing a cultural mural. What symbols would best represent the regions' diversity?

a)

Skyscrapers and malls

b)

A coloring book of flags

c)

Patadyong, Masskara mask, Sarimanok, T'nalak

d)

Traffic signs and buildings

31.

What cultural significance do Kalinga tattoos traditionally hold?

a)

Decorative aesthetics

b)

Marks of status, bravery, and beauty

c)

Fashion trend

d)

Religious conversion

32.

Why is Paete, Laguna, known as the woodcarving capital of the Philippines?

a)

It is the only place with carving tools

b)

It exports modern sculptures

c)

It produces metal sculptures

d)

It has a deep-rooted tradition of carving religious figures and intricate details

33.

How does the Papier-mâché tradition of Angono reflect community identity?

a)

It imitates Spanish colonial art

b)

It is used in agricultural rituals

c)

It ridicules political leaders through art

d)

It forms the core of the Higantes Festival, showcasing local creativity and satire

34.

What materials are typically used in the making of buntal hats from Bulacan?

a)

Coconut shells

b)

Buri or buntal fibers

c)

Palm leaves

d)

Banana fiber

35.

Why are burnay jars considered culturally important in Ilocos pottery?

a)

They are used fo fermenting local condiments and wine

b)

They serve as religious artifacts

c)

They are ceremonial burial jars

d)

They symbolize war victories

36.

Which of the following best represents the concept of visual arts in the Philippine context?

a)

Tinikling

b)

Komedya

c)

Painting

d)

Folk Song

37.

Which category includes both modern and indigenous performances?

a)

Visiual Arts

b)

Performing Arts

c)

Architecture

d)

Pottery

38.

The practice of weaving using fibers like abaca and piña reflects what type of art?

a)

Performing Art

b)

Visual Art

c)

Traditional Art

d)

Theater Art

39.

Which of the following art forms is both performative and narrative in nature?

a)

Sculpture

b)

Theater

c)

Pottery

d)

Painting

40.

What distinguishes sculpture as a visual art form?

a)

Use of sound and movement

b)

Performative storytelling

c)

Three dimensional expression using varied materials

d)

Use of fabric and weaving

41.

Which traditional art is most associated with cultural identity through oral storytelling?

a)

Carving

b)

Dance

c)

Architecture

d)

Folk literature

42.

What makes film unique among the performing arts in the Philippines?

a)

It uses only traditional stories

b)

It is strictly for entertainment

c)

It merges visual, musical, and theatrical elements using modern technology

d)

It only depicts history

43.

Which of the following reflects a blending of Spanish and native influences in Philippine architecture?

a)

Bahay Kubo

b)

Bahay na bato

c)

Nipa Hut

d)

Modern glass buildings

44.

Which art form traditionally depicts religious figures and is carved from wood or stone?

a)

Pottery

b)

Painting

c)

Sculpture

d)

Film

45.

What makes the komedya distinct from other forms of Philippine theater?

a)

Purely comedic content

b)

Moder dialogue

c)

Focus on Christian-Muslim conflict with elaborate costumes

d)

Lack of music

46.

Tinkling and Singkil are examples of:

a)

Sculptural movements

b)

Folk dances influenced by nature and colonization

c)

Modern contemporary styles

d)

Religious carvings

47.

Which category does literature fall under in Philippine arts classification?

a)

Industrial Art

b)

Performing Art

c)

Visual Art

d)

Major Art Form

48.

Which traditional art form best shows the utilitarian function and artistic design?

a)

Sculpture

b)

Dance

c)

Theater

d)

Pottery

49.

What element links architecture and sculpture in Philippine art?

a)

Material manipulation and space

b)

Use of language

c)

Sound and light

d)

Movement and rhythm

50.

Why is weaving considered an art form?

a)

It only serves commercial purposes

b)

It reflects cultural symbolism and identity through design

c)

It is a form of dance

d)

It uses modern technology

51.

Which art form evolved into modern forms like indie films and documentaries in the Philippines?

a)

Sculpture

b)

Music

c)

Film

d)

Carving

52.

What distinguishes folk literature from modern literature?

a)

Printed publication

b)

Oral transmission across generations

c)

Use of English

d)

Limited themes

53.

Which of the following is a non-verbal performing art?

a)

Poetry

b)

Komedya

c)

Dance

d)

Epic

54.

How do traditional dances reflect Philippine history and beliefs?

a)

Through realistic dialogue

b)

Through modern choreography

c)

Through symbolic movements and attire

d)

Through digital editing

55.

Which material is least likely used in Philippine sculpture?

a)

Wood

b)

Metal

c)

Glass

d)

Stone

56.

A textile woven by the T'boli people is an example of:

a)

Sculpture

b)

Traditional art

c)

Visual art

d)

Film costume

57.

Which art form best combines rhythm, melody, and cultural expression?

a)

Painting

b)

Music

c)

Pottery

d)

Theater

58.

What characteristic defines Philippine architecture?

a)

Random design

b)

Use of clay

c)

Cultural and environmental adaptation

d)

Always made of concrete

59.

What do komedya and sinakulo have in common?

a)

Always made of concrete

b)

Use of traditional language only

c)

Religious and historical themes

d)

Only found in urban areas

60.

The epic "Biag ni Lam-ang" is part of which category?

a)

Modern film

b)

Folk literature

c)

Musical Drama

d)

Historical Dance

61.

Which of the following is considered a functional and artistic creation?

a)

Sculpture

b)

Bahay kubo

c)

Painting

d)

Theater

62.

Traditional dances are passed on mainly through:

a)

Written instructions

b)

Digital recordings

c)

Oral tradition and imitation

d)

Art schools

63.

Which form combines music, acting, and movement?

a)

Sculpture

b)

Carving

c)

Theater

d)

Pottery

64.

What separates painting from literature in Philippine art classification?

a)

Both use brushwork

b)

Literature is more modern

c)

Painting is visual; literature is verbal

d)

Painting is not expressive

65.

An Ifugao rice god statue is an example of:

a)

Carving

b)

Dance figure

c)

Pottery

d)

Architecture

66.

What is a common theme in Philippine folk literature?

a)

Superheroes

b)

Myths and acestral wisdom

c)

Digital life

d)

Colonial oppression only

67.

How does music differ from dance?

a)

Music uses body motion

b)

Dance involves singing

c)

Music relies on auditory experience

d)

Music is part of carving

68.

What art form is often used in cultural rituals and celebrations?

a)

Dance

b)

Painting

c)

Literature

d)

Film

69.

Which best describes the bahay na bato?

a)

Visual art

b)

Architectural structure influenced by colonial design

c)

Performance

d)

Pottery house

70.

Which fiber is most associated with traditional Philippine weaving?

a)

Silk

b)

Wool

c)

Abaca

d)

Nylon

71.

What makes carving different from sculpture?

a)

It is bigger

b)

It usually uses wood and is more traditional

c)

It is more modern

d)

It involves painting

72.

What is a major purpose of folk dances like Maglalatik?

a)

Political protest

b)

It is modern

c)

It involves painting

d)

It usually uses wood and is more traditional

73.

What makes Philippine film a hybrid art form?

a)

Uses only Tagalog

b)

Combines visuals, sound, story, and performance

c)

It's only comedy

d)

Focuses on war

74.

In terms of functionality, what sets architecture apart from sculpture?

a)

Both are symbolic

b)

Sculpture has doors

c)

Architecture serves practical purposes for living

d)

Sculpture involves movement

75.

What best reflects the evolution of Philippine arts?

a)

Technology replaced all old forms

b)

Indigenous forms were erased

c)

Only visual arts remain

d)

Fusion of traditional and modern elements over time

76.

The arts and crafts of the Visayas showcase the people’s creativity and resourcefulness. Which of the following BEST explains why supporting these crafts is important today?

a)

It gives artisans worldwide recognition.

b)

It promotes imported handicrafts.

c)

It preserves native culture and helps revive the local economy.

d)

It provides cheap souvenirs for tourists.

77.

Which Visayan province is nicknamed the “Basket Capital” due to its production of bamboo, rattan, and buri baskets?

a)

Cebu

b)

Leyte

c)

Negros

d)

Bohol

78.

Siquijor is best known for crafts made from which natural material?

a)

Coconut wood

b)

Piña fiber

c)

Rattan

d)

Kaolin clay

79.

In Cebu, the traditional bamboo baskets with hexagonal lattice are called:

a)

Banig

b)

Bakat

c)

Sinamay

d)

Taka

80.

The indigenous people of Southern Leyte, who contribute to rattan and bamboo crafts, are known as:

a)

T’boli

b)

Maranao

c)

Mamanwa

d)

Mandaya

81.

The Banigan Festival in Basey, Samar celebrates the weaving of which traditional product?

a)

Piña

b)

Hablon

c)

Sinamay

d)

Banig

82.

Sinamay, a material woven from abaca fiber, is commonly produced in which Visayan island?

a)

Panay

b)

Negros

c)

Cebu

d)

Bohol

83.

Which of the following BEST defines contemporary art?

a)

Art created during the Spanish colonization period

b)

Art made only through traditional mediums like painting and sculpture

c)

Art made only through traditional mediums like painting and sculpture

d)

Art of today, created by living artists that reflects present-day issues

84.

Why is contemporary art important in the Philippines?

a)

It only entertains people.

b)

It preserves Filipino culture while engaging with global trends.

c)

It limits artists to traditional methods.

d)

It discourages youth participation in arts.

85.

The use of art as activism to address social issues is called:

a)

Artivism

b)

Social Realism

c)

Diaspora

d)

Pluralism

86.

One major challenge of contemporary Philippine art is:

a)

Too much funding from government

b)

Piracy and exploitation of artists

c)

Decline of Filipino creativity

d)

Overabundance of art museums in rural areas

87.

Which contemporary art event focuses on promoting independent Filipino films?

a)

ManilArt

b)

Cinemalaya

c)

Art Fair Philippines

d)

Masskara Festival

88.

Which institution serves as the premiere venue for contemporary arts and performances in the Philippines?

a)

Pinto Art Museum

b)

Vargas Museum

c)

Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP)

d)

BenCab Museum

89.

Which of the following filmmakers is known for creating long films tackling Philippine history and social issues?

a)

Brillante Mendoza

b)

Kidlat Tahimik

c)

Lav Diaz

d)

Mike de Leon

90.

Which group is a pioneer in contemporary Philippine theater?

a)

Tanghalang Pilipino

b)

Ballet Philippines

c)

Cinemalaya

d)

PETA (Philippine Educational Theater Association)

91.

What contemporary art form combines painting, sculpture, and found objects into immersive environments?

a)

Mixed Media

b)

Installation Art

c)

Textile Art

d)

Performance Art

92.

Who is recognized as the Mother of Contemporary Philippine Dance and founder of Ballet Philippines?

a)

Alice Reyes

b)

Jessica Zafra

c)

Lea Salonga

d)

Kidlat Tahimik

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