CPAR-C2-L3

Question 1

regarded as the center of cultural and artistic activities which gives an impression of exclusivity to the people. Museums, theaters, and art centers abound; art galleries thrive; concerts and exhibitions are held regularly here

Answer 1

MANILA

Question 2

CCP
NCAA

Answer 2

Cultural Center of the Philippines
National Commission on Culture and the Arts

Question 3

CCP was established in _ through _

Answer 3

1996
Executive Order No. 303

Question 4

CCP was established in _ through _

Answer 4

1996
Executive Order No. 303

Question 5

CCP’s goal

Answer 5

“to preserve, develop, and promote arts and culture in the Philippines.”

Question 6

premier showcase of the arts

Answer 6

CCP

Question 7

the largest multi-arts festival for the Filipino public

Answer 7

Pasinaya: CCP’s Open House Festival

Question 8

a program that promotes regional arts through cultural interactions and exchange tours of accomplished artist and art groups in the regions

Answer 8

Ugnayan sa Sining

Question 9

four groups

Answer 9

Sining Bulakeño (SIBUL)
St. Louis University
CPU Handbell Choir
Tagum City Comprehensive National High School Rondalla

Question 10

“to further strengthen its linkages and cooperation with local organizations in the regions”

Answer 10

Kaisa sa Sining: The Regional Arts Centers

Question 11

the house of the Philippine High School for the Arts

Answer 11

National Art Center in Mt. Makiling, Los Baños, Laguna,

Question 12

NCCA

Answer 12

“preserving, promoting, and developing culture and the arts in the Philippines.”

Question 13

NCAA has four subcommissions

Answer 13

Subcommission on the Arts (SCA)
Subcommission on Cultural Heritage (SCH)
Subcommission on Cultural Dissemination (SCD)
Subcommission on Cultural Communities and Traditional Arts (SCCTA)