Republic of the Philippines

Department of Education
Region VII, Central Visayas
BILAR NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Yanaya, Bilar, Bohol

CONTEMPORARY PHILIPPINE ARTS FROM THE REGIONS

SEMI-FINAL EXAMINATION
2nd Semester, S.Y. 2017-2018
Name: ______________________________________ Date : _______________
Yr. and Section: ___________________________ Score : _______________
Instructor: ___________________________________

General Directions: NO ERASURES (any form of erasure shall be considered WRONG).

I. MULTIPLE CHOICE (30 points)

Directions: Read the question carefully and choose the best option. Encircle the letter of your correct answer.

1. It is the oldest industry of Aklan.

a. Abaca weaving b. Piña weaving c. Sinamay weaving
2. In Valencia, Negros Oriental, ______________weaving is a world-class industry
a. Abaca weaving b. Piña weaving c. Sinamay weaving
3. It is also a lucrative industry in Bacolod where materials are imported from Aklan.
a. Abaca weaving b. Piña weaving c. Sinamay weaving
4. It is considered the queen of Philippine fabrics because of its expensive and luxurious nature.
a. Abaca b. Sinamay c. Piña
5. These baskets are handcrafted from fine bamboo strips in natural colors, plain or with traditional designs of the community.
a. Tingkep baskets b. Baskets c. Rattan
6. For them, weaving is a sacred tradition passed on from mother to daughter.
a. T’nalak Woven Cloth b. The Tapis of Kalinga Tribe c. Yakan Waeved Cloth
7. It is a costume indigenous to the Kalinga and Apayao.
a. T’nalak Woven Cloth b. The Tapis of Kalinga Tribe c. Yakan Waeved Cloth
8. It represents the tribe’s culture and tradition. – It is a weaving pattern which is also known as "woven dreams".
a. T’nalak Woven Cloth b. Woven Products c. Yakan Waeved Cloth
9. These are used for religious and ritual purposes, bartered for daily necessities, given as gifts, and used for peace offerings in times of conflict.
a. T’nalak Woven Cloth b. Woven Products c. Yakan Waeved Cloth
10. It is known for its beautiful and colorful hand woven banig that are made from tikog leaves.
a. Leyte b. Biliran c. Samar
11. Aside from mats, the______and_____make baskets, bags and other containers that are both useful and functional in the daily lives of the
community.
a. Warays and Cebuanos b. Warays and Ilonggo’s c. Ilonggo’s and Boholanos
12. It is a textile from the Higaonon of Impasug-ong, Bukidnon.
a. Sinamay b. Hinabol c. Woven products
13. It is a textile which has the purpose of being a gift, dowry, offering to the spirits, and bring peace during tribal conflicts.
a. Sinamay b. Hinabol c. Woven products
14. The tapis worn by the Cordilleran women of Northern Luzon, known locally as the _________________.
a. Alampay b. Ikat c. Tanyak-Tanyak
15. In Davao, women weave abaca fibers to make a design. The weavers, in time, learned the tie-dyeing technique called ______when the designs
are woven into fabrics.
a. Alampay b. Ikat c. Tanyak-Tanyak
16. The cloth reflects the moods and feelings of the weaver.
a. True b. False c. a & b
17. The art if putting design on pieces of wood.
a. Carving b. Wood carving c. a & b
18. In the North, Cordillera carves the _______, a pagan statue of their gods or anitos. They also carve bowls and utensils.
a. Bul-ol b. Bathala c. Saints
19. In the south, the Maranaos and Tausugs are known for their _______ designs.
a. Bul-ol b. Okir c. Pagan
20. It is one of the techniques used in sculpture.
a. Carving b. Wood carving c. a & b
21. It is the woodcarving capital of the Philippines.
a. Paeta, Laguna b. Calamba, Laguna c. Laguna
22. What are the materials used by the early Filipinos in weaving?
a. Abaca and Piña b. Cotton and Bark c. All of the above
23. In Iloilo, weaving_________ is an important industry.
a. patadyong b. malong c. cloth
24. These are simple structures built of local materials and available tools to provide shelter for its inhabitants.
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 a. Architecture b. Folk houses c. Folk Architecture

25. Most of the houses are built with limestone walls, and cogon roofs
a. Bale Houses b. Ivatan Houses c. Torogan House
26. It is a one room house with an attic for storage.
a. Bale Houses b. Ivatan Houses c. Torogan House
27. It is a symbol of status and leadership.
a. Bale Houses b. Ivatan Houses c. Torogan House
28. The outrigger canoe is a small wooden boat used for daily transport by people living near the coast
a. Wooden boat b. Vinta c. A & B
29. It is a traditional boat made by Sama-Bajau and Moros living in Sulu Archipelago, Zamboaga peninsula, and southern Mindanao.
a. Wooden boat b. Vinta c. A & B
30. These are simple marine vessels made for the transport of goods and people living by sea and other waterways in the surrounding regions.
a. Boat b. Transportation c. Maritime Transportation

II. WORD POOL (30 points)

Directions: Encircle words, phrases, and terms that are used in Contemporary Philippine Arts from the Regions.

R A T E D M O S N I L O V E Y O U D O Y O U L O V E M E T G I N V C U R
A B L G L I K L B E H O N E S T E V E N I F O T H E R S A N R E N O T K
T A U G O W E A V I N G L O V E V M C O L O N I A L P E R I O D M I S S
T C Z P V H S E M I S N S C U P V U O S Y O U L I K E C R T A Z Y M I S
A A O L E E K M L I F E I S L I I E M O N U M E N T A G R N E E M E A N
N G N A M N C H Y I S V I G A N S L P I F E P H I L O S O I P H Y I N L
C A V N E Y O T A I N R O U R L U I U V E S I T I S V E R A Y I M P O R
H W I T L O C A K N T A T O K N A O T W E T M U S I C Y O P O T T E R Y
A A S E I U I O A N G C O M A R L K E V I N A T C M H I N E R G L M O M
I D A A K S F Q N M A R K V I N A C R E N T R Q U E U A G P N N O I N E
R S Y S E T Y W C T V I S K W A R T S R H E K A L R R S Y O A I B N S L
M A A Y C U O E L B E U I L V X T G E F W E V B P T C D J L M N R E I I
N M S G R D U R O A T M J M U Y S H R D W R I M T Y H F H K E N Q M T S
B A W O E Y H T T S H B P N T Z F J V F W T N A U U E H B N T A W K O A
A N E E A H O Y H J N C H O S A E K I Y F A C M R I Z A L M S L U M E N
C L R R T A N U U I I D G P R B D L C H G E E U E K S J I M J P E E O M
X I L W I R E I B N C E F Q R A C M E N M H N L F J L D E I M N R M L A
X L M I V D S O F O O D I S L E R F S T A T U E F O O D D I E O T E L L
Z I I E E Y T P L I F E F O G L O Y A L T Y T M I S M Y B E I I Y N G A
A K N R D D I A D A N C E G J P E R F O R M I N G A R T S G O T U Y I C
D H D T E O A S Q B N L R R T T O U R I S M S E R V I C E S L C I H O E
F A A Y S U T R W C M O U C V C O O K E R Y S E R V I C E S V U O N P S
G N N U I C I D T E E T T I N G K E P B A S K E T S G A T Q E D P E J E
J G A I G A S F E S S I A P M R L L H A R R A S S K H S Y W D O P M H E
K B O O N N C G R S P N R O O A O I I C C O A C H N I D S E S R A D G H
L A T L G E O H T F J G E U N P V K L I H E T C S B L F T R A R S U F C
Q Y Y K G A Z J U D E K T Y E H E E I N I D O O R P O G R A P H I C A L
W A U H H R L K Z X C V I B N I M K P I T H E A D L J G A U S E R M H A
E N I G J N I L Q W E R L T Y C Y U P I E A P P L E K G S B X R D E D C
N A T I O N A L A R T I S T S A E R I T C Y U I O P K L C M S R T U H I
O W O P Q H W E R T Y U I O P R A S N D T F G H J K L M I N R V F Y S A
R A S D F I F Z L O V T D A S T Q W E A U S D F G H J L T Z X O G G H I
T R A F V G E X A S D F F G H S J N A Q R W E R T T Y U S I O P F J K L
Y D V M A R T I S T I C E R T Y U J R K E X B C V B B M A G J L J R X C
B E I N G H I T D O E S N T M E A N T Y O U A R E A L O L N E A K B E V
J E R L Y N M A E S Q U I L I O P E S A L E S A E M R V P O N E L M N P

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