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WorksheetsKalinga History Quiz
Total questions: 31
Worksheet time: 31mins
The term “Kalinga” originally meant “enemy” or “headhunter.” What does its modern meaning reflect about the people’s transformation?
Their shift from isolation to trade
Their redefinition of identity as protectors of culture and land
Their conversion to Christianity
Their acceptance of colonial rule
In what year did Kalinga become a regular province?
1980
1995
2007
1975
What is the height of Sleeping Beauty Mountain?
1,905 meters
2,329 meters
1,500 meters
1,200 meters
Which historical event best symbolizes indigenous resistance in modern Kalinga?
The founding of Tabuk City
The Chico River Dam struggle
The arrival of American teachers
The building of the Patiking Tunnel
What does the continued practice of tattooing in Kalinga signify in the context of modernization?
Resistance to tourism
Preservation of cultural identity
Decline of traditional art
Influence of Western fashion
If the Chico River were to dry up, which sector of Kalinga’s economy would be most affected?
Mining
Agriculture
Tourism
Manufacturing
The bodong system can be compared to which modern governance principle?
Centralized authority
Democratic consultation and peace agreements
Military enforcement
Bureaucratic control
Which inference can be made about Kalinga’s geography and its influence on culture?
The plains encouraged nomadic lifestyles
The mountains fostered isolation and strong tribal identity
The rivers discouraged agriculture
The terrain limited cultural development
What does the story of Apo Whang-od symbolize in the preservation of Kalinga heritage?
The decline of traditional art
The merging of old and new generations through art
The loss of indigenous identity
The commercialization of culture
Which of the following best describes the relationship between Kalinga’s environment and its biodiversity?
The mountainous terrain limits species diversity
The varied elevation supports endemic flora and fauna
The rivers reduce forest growth
The plains dominate the ecosystem
How did the American period influence Kalinga’s integration into the national system?
Through forced relocation
Through education, infrastructure, and governance reforms
Through religious suppression
Through isolation policies
Which of the following best demonstrates the application of the "policy of attraction" by Americans in Kalinga?
Building schools and roads to gain trust
Forcing conversion to Christianity
Imposing military rule
Banning indigenous rituals
What is the significance of the Chico River Valley to Kalinga’s economy?
It is a mining site
It supports the cultivation of land and production of crops
It is a tourist-only area
It separates tribal territories
Which statement best explains why Kalinga’s rice terraces are sustainable?
They rely on imported irrigation systems
They are fed by natural springs and rivers
They are built on flatlands
They use chemical fertilizers
The co-existence of Christianity and animism in Kalinga reflects what cultural trait?
Religious conflict
Cultural harmony and adaptation
Abandonment of tradition
Western dominance
Which of the following best shows the application of the principle of "og-ogbo"?
Individual farming
Cooperative work during harvests
Competitive trade
Private land ownership
What lesson can be drawn from the Chico River Dam struggle regarding indigenous rights?
Development must always prioritize modernization
Indigenous voices are crucial in environmental decisions
Resistance leads to isolation
Indigenous Cultural Communities are opposed to development
How does the bodong system differ from Western legal systems?
It relies on written laws
It emphasizes communal harmony over punishment
It excludes elders from decision-making
It uses courts and lawyers
Which of the following best explains why Kalinga’s biodiversity is at risk?
Urbanization and deforestation
Overpopulation
Lack of tourism
Cold climate
What does the presence of endemic species like the Kalinga Narrow-Mouth Toad indicate about the province’s ecology?
It has a fragile but unique ecosystem
It lacks biodiversity
It is dominated by invasive species
It is unsuitable for wildlife
How did the bodong system evolve in modern times?
It was replaced by formal courts
It continues as a recognized indigenous governance system
It was abolished by the government
It became a religious ritual
Which of the following best represents the integration of tradition and modernity in Kalinga?
Use of traditional weaving patterns in modern fashion
Abandonment of rituals for technology
Replacement of elders with politicians
Elimination of local dialects
How does the topography of Kalinga influence disaster risks?
Plains cause landslides
Mountains increase vulnerability to landslides and earthquakes
Rivers prevent flooding
Hills reduce erosion
Which of the following best explains the economic impact of tourism in Kalinga?
It replaces agriculture entirely
It provides alternative livelihoods and cultural pride
It causes environmental degradation only
It benefits only foreign investors
How does the story of Macli-ing Dulag inspire modern indigenous movements?
It discourages activism
It symbolizes unity and defense of ancestral lands
It promotes isolationism
It encourages freedom of assembly and expression
Apo Whang-od was born in Lubuagan, Kalinga.
TRUE
FALSE
The Chico River originates from Mount Data in Mt. Province.
TRUE
FALSE
The Kalinga Narrow Mouth Toad is endemic only to Kalinga and nearby Cordillera areas.
TRUE
FALSE
The Chico River Dam project was successfully completed in the 1980s.
TRUE
FALSE
Kalinga is part of the Cordillera Administrative Region in Central Luzon.
TRUE
FALSE
"The indigenous peoples of the Cordillera region have managed to keep their traditional cultures alive while adapting to modernization and tourism. Discuss how the Igorot’s ability to maintain their cultural heritage and accept modern changes can contribute to the overall development of the Cordillera region."
