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1. What was the traditional method of burying the dead among the Ivatan people?
a) Cremation
b) Placing the body in large earthen jars
c) Burial in underground tombs
d) Floating the body out to sea
3. How was individual ownership of land practiced among the Ivatan people?
a) Land was collectively owned by the community
b) Land was inherited by the eldest son
c) Land was leased from the government
d) Each man worked his own land for his needs
5. ______ referred to the Ivatan sugarcane drink that eventually become famous to whalers,
shippers and even pirates that visited the Island.
a.) Itbayat
b.) Bashee
c.) Sabtang
d.) Yami
6. what language is also known similar to Ivatan language that is used in the Orchid Island
of Taiwan.
a.) Ibataan
b.) Babuyan
c.) Yami
d.) Itbayat
7. In what year did Captain William Dampier and his crew of Dutchmen came and
procured supplies to the islands of Ivatan?
a.) 1678
b.)1667
c.) 1687
d.) 1676
8. A category of invisible being believe to have the power to assume visible form at will.
a.) Anitu
b.) Spirits
c.) Anito
d.) Mamihay
9. This Person is also regarded as a gifted medium with special powers against demons and
malevolent spirits.
a.) Machanito
b.) Mamkaw
c.) Ma sulib du dasal
d.) Pali
IVATAN TRIBE
10. Ivatan people create their house law And small. They intendedly do it on what purpose?
a.) To avoid large animals from stealing their goods.
b.) To avoid natural natural disasters such as landslide.
c.) To reduce the number of family members for each family.
d.) To avoid severe distraction from typhoons and earthquake.
13. Who was considered the village chief in traditional Ivatan society?
a.) Mangpus
b.) Mapolon
c.) Kumaidian
d.) Barangay captain
14. What determined the rank and dignity of a person in traditional Ivatan society?
a.) Physical strength
b.) Wealth
c.) Religious piety
d.) Educational background
15. During 19th century the use of lime and stone for building Houses and infrastructure
of ivitan was introduce by ;
a.) American
b.) Japanese
c.) Spaniards
d.) Chinese