CPAR

Question 1

These materials are commonly used in creating bags due to their durability and flexibility.

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• Abaca and rattan
  buli

Question 2

provide strength

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• Abaca and rattan

Question 3

offers weaving capabilities

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buli

Question 4

offer structural support

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• Bamboo and rattan

Question 5

can be used for thatching.

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coconut leaves

Question 6

can be repurposed to create flower decorations, providing a sustainable and artistic way to beautify a house.

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• Recyclable papers and newspapers

Question 7

provides a natural and customizable material for such creations.

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Mud clay

Question 8

is a common material used in creating designs for household equipment due to its versatility, strength, and eco-friendly nature.

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• Bamboo

Question 9

belongs to the Palm family and is used in making different furniture, handicrafts, and building materials due to its strength and flexibility.

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• Rattan

Question 10

derived from a native banana, is used to create beautiful baskets, formal attire, bags, and more, utilizing its strong fiber.

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• Abaca

Question 11

is used in creating Banig, a traditional woven mat, showcasing the versatility of this material in weaving.

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• Buli

Question 12

are often the best material for collage making, offering a variety of textures and shapes that can be arranged artistically.

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• Leaves

Question 13

• The material from a part of the coconut used to make designs for key chains and souvenirs is the

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Coconut Shell.

Question 14

are used in folding, braiding, plaiting, and weaving, offering functional uses in creating a variety of products.

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• Coconut leaves

Question 15

refers to both the process and the product of art-making, involving the act of putting various fragments together to compose a piece. It often involves the combination of diverse materials to create a cohesive artwork.

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• Assemblage

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involves creating artwork using objects considered as junk or discarded materials. Artists transform these items into unique and meaningful pieces, highlighting creativity in recycling.

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• Junk art

Question 17

are an example of natural or organic objects found in the environment, making them suitable for use in various art forms.

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• Twigs

Question 18

are an example of man-made objects, as they are produced by human beings and can be repurposed for various artistic creations.

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• Plastic bottles

Question 19

• The three properties of an artwork

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subject, content, and composition

Question 20

expresses the message and information conveyed by the artwork.

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• Content

Question 21

generally conveys positive meanings such as beautiful, good, or valuable.

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Madayaw

Question 22

people are known as agriculturists who cultivate crops like rice, corn, abaca, and coconut. They reside in coastal areas and practice fishing.

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• Kagan

Question 23

refers to the floral float parade, showcasing the artistic fanfare inspired by the 11 tribes during the Kadayawan Festival.

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• “Pamulak sa Kadayawan”

Question 24

Contemporary Performance is a hybrid work involving complex interactive systems through integrating text, dance, objects, music, costumes, lighting, image, sound, sets, and vocal expression. This definition emphasizes the multidisciplinary nature of contemporary performance art.

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• According to Morgan V. Pecelli

Question 25

“dwellers in highlands” are a mixture of the Negritos and Malays. They depend on hunting for their livelihood and known as sensitive and vindictive but can be easily pacified.

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1. ATA

Question 26

are considered the fiercest pirates in the Malay world, living a typical maritime lifestyle as sea invaders. Now they are known as fishermen and long-distance traders.

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2. Iranun

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people are agriculturists who plants rice, corn, abaca and coconut. They live in the coast practices fishing. Its name is derived from the word kaog which means whisper.

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3. Kagan

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occupies in a small territory from Catalunan to Calinan and they are considered as forest dwellers

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4. Klata-Guiangan

Question 29

are known from the flood plain in Mindanao. Living mostly along the mouths of the rivers, they blocked the Spanish colonizer’s efforts at bringing the other tribes of Davao within the Christian fold. Now, they are in the three districts of Davao.

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5. Maguindanaoans

Question 30

or the lake people are brave and historically offered sacrifices in defense of their homeland and their Islam religion. They are proud of their rich literature called Darangen and known for their expertise in wood and metal craft.

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6. Maranao

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or river people are considered to be the most aboriginal inhabitants of Mindanao occupying the Agusan river valley in Compostela.

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7. Matigsalog

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are known for their fine jewelry, weaponry and intricate casting. They consider these things to have souls as they also possess inanimate objects.

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8. Ovu-Manuvo

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people values togetherness and are known to be peace-loving. Majority of them live in coastal barangays.

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9. Sama

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occupies the districts of Marilog, Baguio, Calinan, Tugbok and Toril. They are also called Bagobo.

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10. Tagabawa

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people dominate the island of Sulu. They are known as the current people for their courage and bravery.

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11. Tausog

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is the place of developed tourist attraction houses of the 11 Ethno-Linguistic Tribes in Davao City. The ways, culture, and living are showcased in the village with authenticity.

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Kadayawan Village

Question 37

is known as the Floral Float Parade showcasing the
blooming and lush flora shaped in a symbolic figure teemed with artistry.

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Pamulak sa Kadayawan