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WorksheetsMock Quiz - Art Forms of the Cordillera
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What art form does basketry belong?
Visual Art
Vocal Art
Instrumental Art
Performing Art
What art form does Ragragsakan belong?
Visual Art
Vocal Art
Instrumental Art
Performing Art
What art form does Batik belong?
Visual Art
Vocal Art
Instrumental Art
Performing Art
What art form does Gangsa belong?
Visual Art
Vocal Art
Instrumental Art
Performing Art
What art form does Ulibaw belong?
Visual Art
Vocal Art
Instrumental Art
Performing Art
What art form does textile belong?
Visual Art
Vocal Art
Instrumental Art
Performing Art
What art form does Takiling belong?
Visual Art
Vocal Art
Instrumental Art
Performing Art
What art form does Bendian belong?
Visual Art
Vocal Art
Instrumental Art
Performing Art
What art form does Tongatong belong?
Visual Art
Vocal Art
Instrumental Art
Performing Art
What art form does Salidummay belong?
Visual Art
Vocal Art
Instrumental Art
Performing Art
Textiles in the Cordillera region features geometric patterns and symbolic colors. If so, what does the color WHITE symbolize?
Bravery
Struggle
Purity
Faith
The following are materials being used by the people of Cordillera to create baskets. Which of the following does not belong to the group?
Narra
Reeds
Bamboo
Rattan
In Cordillera region, tattoos or what they call as "batik" marks of bravery for warriors and beauty for women. Who is the famous Kalinga mambabatik (tattoo artist) in the said region?
Ado Whang-op
Awo Khang-od
Ako-Whang-id
Apo Whang-od
A grand festival dance of the Benguet Ibaloy and Kankanaey people, performed to celebrate victories, harvests, and community well-being.
Ragragsakan
Bendian Dance
Takiling
Singkil
A grand festival dance of the Benguet Ibaloy and Kankanaey people, performed to celebrate victories, harvests, and community well-being.
Ragragsakan
Bendian Dance
Takiling
Singkil
A ceremonial and festival dance from Tanudan, Kalinga, reenacting the victorious return of headhunters, with symbolic gifts of feathers and beads
Ragragsakan
Bendian Dance
Takiling
Singkil
A bamboo instrument played by plucking its projecting tongue while holding it to the mouth, which acts as a resonator. It is often used for personal expression, courtship, and communication.
Gangsa
Tongatong
Ulibaw
Ukulele
A bamboo percussion instrument used by the Kalinga people, especially during house blessings. When struck against the ground, it produces a droning sound, often combined with chanting
Gangsa
Tongatong
Ulibaw
Ukulele
A hand-held, smooth-surfaced gong with a narrow rim.
Gangsa
Tongatong
Ulibaw
Ukulele
If Gangsa is played with the use of a padded stick, what is it called?
Toppaya Style
Putting Style
Tappiya Style
Pattung Style
