During a cultural fair, a speaker talks about an award that honors 'living treasures' of the Philippines. What is the other name for this award?

Your class is researching RA 7355, a law passed in 1992 that protects and supports cultural masters. Which award was institutionalized through this law?

Anna visits South Cotabato and buys a colorful T'nalak cloth woven with traditional designs passed down by the T'boli. Which GAMABA awardee is famous for this weaving tradition?

A theater group stages a play about climate change, using music, dance, and dramatic dialogue. Why is this an effective way to spread awareness?

A choreographer creates a dance inspired by the movements of waves and storms to show the strength of nature. Why can this be a powerful message without using words?

A filmmaker combines animation, interviews, and traditional music in a documentary about indigenous weaving. Why is film an effective medium for this story?

An animated short film shows the weaving process of Salinta Monon, paired with traditional Bagobo music. Which three art forms are represented here?

A school organizes a theater play where characters wear traditional woven fabrics from Ilocos, inspired by Magdalena Gamayo's weaving. Why is this a mix of art forms?

An architect designs a cultural village in Kalinga using traditional bamboo houses and open plazas for dance performances. Which two art forms are combined here?

A filmmaker records Uwang Ahadas teaching Yakan percussion instruments, adding narration about his life. Why is film effective for this?

Students paint a mural showing different GAMABA awardees and their crafts. Why is this considered visual arts in contemporary times?

A high school art club wants to create a mural inspired by Ronald Ventura's layered symbolism. What key theme should they focus on to reflect his style?

You are a curator in a Dumaguete gallery preparing an exhibit of Maria Taniguchi's large-scale brick paintings. How will you explain to visitors why her work is considered contemporary visual art?

Alfredo and Isabel Aquilizan are invited to lead a workshop to build cardboard house installations with residents. What is the purpose of this activity?

While visiting Davao del Sur, a tour guide shows a handwoven inabal cloth and says it's the specialty of the last Bagobo weaver recognized by GAMABA. Who is this?

In a music workshop, the instructor plays a kulilal and basal, explaining these were taught to him by a Palawan master and GAMABA awardee. Who is this master musician?

A student sees intricate silver and brass religious items in Pampanga and learns they were crafted by a GAMABA awardee known for metalwork. Who is he?

Your teacher asks: 'If you were to meet Alonzo Saclag, a GAMABA awardee, what indigenous group would you be visiting in Kalinga?'

In an Ilocos weaving demonstration, an elderly woman shows how she makes abel iloko using a traditional loom. She is a GAMABA awardee. Who is she?

GAMABA awardee. Who is she?

A young man in Basilan learns to play the kwintangan kayu, a bamboo percussion instrument, from a GAMABA awardee. Who is his teacher?

While studying epic poetry, you come across the story of a man from Panay who preserved the sugidanon epic by teaching it to the youth. Who is this GAMABA awardee?

A farmer in Abra wears a unique hat made from a gourd and rattan. Tourists are told it's called a tabungaw hat and is crafted by which GAMABA awardee?

You are part of a cultural documentation team. While recording weaving patterns, you hear about a T'boli weaver whose dreams inspire her designs. Who is she?

An artist paints a mural on a city wall showing images of farmers and fishermen to raise awareness about food security. Why is this considered contemporary visual art?

A sculptor installs giant chairs and tables in a public plaza so people feel like children when walking among them. Which practice is emphasized?

During an art festival, a group of dancers paints a mural live on stage while performing interpretative movements. Which practice is being applied?

A museum exhibit uses interactive touchscreens to let visitors create their own digital versions of Pacita Abad's trapunto paintings. Which practice is this?

A theater play combines Kalinga chants with Japanese kabuki acting style, performed in front of a live audience. Which practices are shown?

A graphic designer remakes Fernando Amorsolo's Dalagang Bukid into a digital 3D animation with modern backgrounds. Which two practices are at work?

An installation artist turns an abandoned warehouse into an immersive jungle experience with artificial trees, sound effects, and scents. Which practice is emphasized?

An archeologist finds a jar with two carved figures on its lid, believed to guide the dead in the afterlife. Which period does this artifact belong to?

A painting of the Virgin Mary in European-style oil painting is displayed in a church altar. Which period is this from?

A group of artists known as the 'Thirteen Moderns' challenged traditional painting styles and introduced modernism to the Philippines. Which period does this belong to?

During a visit to a mosque in Marawi, your class notices that the walls are filled with geometric and floral designs but no human figures. Why is this the case?

Rodel Tapaya's works weave folk narratives into contemporary scenes. If you design a school event inspired by him, what should it include?

An art teacher asked her class to paint using figurative expressionism inspired by Elmer Borlongan's works. Which subject best matches his style?

A university art club organizes an exhibit of Manuel Ocampo's paintings. The curator wants to emphasize his use of loaded images. How should they describe his style?

A local theater group is staging a play inspired by Brenda Fajardo's paintings. What theme should dominate their set design to stay true to her works?

A school exhibit features maps reimagined as fictional worlds inspired by Lordy Rodriguez. How does this relate to contemporary art?

A cubism workshop is inspired by Vicente Manansala's transparent angular forms. What activity best suits this style?

A women's art exhibit is highlighting Anita Magsaysay-Ho's paintings. How can organizers best honor her work?

A young artist paints Spoliarium in the same dramatic style as Juan Luna but replaces the Roman soldiers with modern-day policemen. Which contemporary art practice is this?

A cultural event showcases a fashion show where models wear gowns that combine t'nalak weaving patterns with LED lights. Which practice is used?