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WorksheetsARTS 7 3RD QTR EXAM
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What is Philippine weaving mainly known for?
Modern machines
Imported designs
Traditional patterns and natural materials
Plastic threads
Which material is commonly used in traditional Philippine weaving?
Nylon
Cotton
Steel
Rubber
Which region is famous for the Inabel weaving tradition?
Ilocos Region
Bicol Region
Central Luzon
Caraga Region
The T'nalak cloth is traditionally made by which indigenous group?
Ifugao
Mangyan
T'boli
Ivatan
What is the main purpose of weaving in early Filipino communities?
Decoration only
Trade with other countries
Making clothes and household items
School activities
Which tool is mainly used in weaving?
Pottery wheel
Loom
Chisel
Hammer
Philippine woven fabrics often show designs inspired by _______.
Technology
Nature and daily life
Foreign cartoons
Buildings
Philippine pottery is usually made from what material?
Wood
Metal
Clay
Glass
What is the main function of pottery in early Filipino life?
Musical performance
Food storage and cooking
Writing
Transportation
Which of the following is an example of traditional pottery use?
Cellphone case
Cooking pot
Laptop stand
Toy car
Which process hardens pottery?
Freezing
Painting
Firing in a kiln
Washing
What do many traditional Philippine pottery designs reflect?
City life
Nature and culture
Outer space
Video games
Which place is well-known for pottery making in the Philippines?
Vigan, Ilocos Sur
Boracay
Cebu City
Davao City
Why is pottery important to Filipino culture?
It is expensive
It shows modern technology
It reflects daily life and traditions
It replaces metal tools
Both weaving and pottery are examples of _______.
Foreign products
Modern inventions
Traditional Filipino crafts
Digital art
