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A palisade of timber that was built to protect the small Spanish community along the coast of Cebu

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Fuerte de San Pedro

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Built in the 16th century by Governador General Gomez Perez Dasmarinas, this fort is positioned to guard the mouth of Pasig river

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Fort Santiago

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The houses of monastic communities and served as residence of parish priests

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Conventos / Casa Parokyal

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An outdoor open area of bahay na bato where residents and visitors linger

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Azotea

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A cemetery built in 1823 at the outskirts of Manila and designated as burial site for the victims of the cholera epidemic

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Paco Cemetery

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The municipal or city hall that served as the seat of the secular government during the Spanish Colonial Period

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Casa Real

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Characterized by being built with large-scale stone masonry, buttresses, and an octagonal bell tower taller than the church itself

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Earthquake Baroque Church

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A type of residential building that was single storey, composed of a row of residential units with separate individual access to the street and separated by party walls

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Accessoria

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One of the earliest bridges to be built during the Spanish colonial period, made from elliptical cut stones resting on massive stone piers

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Puente de España

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The one-level prototype educational institution named after Assemblyman Isauro Gabaldon, built with sustainable elements for ventilation and natural light

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Gabaldon Schoolhouse

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When the Spaniards came, they noticed that thatch houses were easily destroyed by typhoons. What type of house was introduced by them?

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Bahay na Bato

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The Old Legislative Building aka Old Congress Building was originally designed by the Bureau of Public Works to be the National Library of the Philippines. Who was the architect?

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Antonio Toledo & Ralph Harrington Doane

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The following are Neoclassic style buildings except one. Which building does not belong to the Neoclassic style?

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Bohol Provincial Capitol

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Which of the following is the work of Felipe Mendoza?

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Batasang Pambansa

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Which of the following is the work of Arch. Jose Maria Zaragosa?

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Meralco Building

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The Gawad Gintong Likha Award is the most prestigious award for architecture in the Philippines. Who was the first recipient?

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Leandro Locsin

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The UAP National Headquarters Building is the “Home of the Filipino Architect.” Who is the architect?

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Teofilo Velasquez

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Who was the architect of the Manila City Hall?

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Antonio Toledo

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Architect of Manila Hotel, Roxas Boulevard?

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William Parsons

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Architect of Iglesia ni Kristo Structures?

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Carlos Santos-Viola

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A Filipino-Hispanic Rococo church built in 1797 and declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1993

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Miag-ao Church

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The Roman Catholic Church of Paoay, Ilocos Norte, famous for its enormous buttresses

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Paoay Church

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Who is the architect of this Protestant church?

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Church of the Risen Lord, UP Diliman - Cesar Concio

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The action of returning something to a former condition, owner, or place

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Restoration

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Tabon Cave complex located in Lipuun Point Quezon, Palawan is an example of what type of cultural property?
National Cultural Treasure
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El Filibusterismo is an example of what type of cultural property?
Important Cultural Property
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Puerto Princesa Subterranean River National Park is an example of what type of cultural property?
World Heritage Site
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“Fortifications of Manila,” Intramuros is an example of what type of cultural property?
National Cultural Treasure
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This Act shall be known as the “National Cultural Heritage Act of 2009”
RA 10066
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Bohol Chocolate Hills is an example of what type of cultural property?
World Heritage Site
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Evidence of ancient Filipinos embellishing their habitation
Petroglyphs
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Rock-hewn fortress in the mountain summit in Savidug, Sabtang Island, Batanes, exemplifying Neolithic Ivatan defense architecture
Savidug Idjang
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Traditional house of Tausug in the Southern Philippines, comprising two or more houses on stilts connected by an elevated open space
Bay Sinug
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The earliest dwelling of ancient Filipinos
Cave
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Temporary shelter made of wooden skeleton and vegetative or animal skin
Lean-to / Pinanahang
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A rectangular traditional house of Kalinga with removable wall panels for ventilation
Furoy
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Settlement of an Ifugao community, usually comprising houses and granaries, built in an area that cannot be irrigated
Bable
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The multi-use living space of a Yakan house
Tindakan
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An Ivatan type of house with its lower portion built of wood, while the upper portion is built of cogon grass
Kamadid
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Traditional house in Bontoc Mountain province, comprising perimeter wooden walls enclosing an open living space and central granaries
Afung
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An elevated, square, one-room house of the Kankanay and Ibaloi, with four thick posts supporting a timber upper floor and steep hip-type roofing of cogon grass
Babarey
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A settlement area in a Bontoc community
Baey / Babarey
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A wooden cylindrical disk fitted on each of an Ifugao house's four posts to deter rodents
Halipan
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The storage space of a Sagada house, with an elevated wooden platform for storing baskets and pots
Kamalig
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One of the earliest houses in Sagada, windowless with a thick and steep roof to withstand cold weather, built directly on the ground
Tinokbob
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The third largest ethnic community in the Sulu Archipelago, known for their intricate and colorful embroidery
Yakan
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An impressive boat, approximately 25 meters in length, carbon-dated to 320 AD, built entirely of wood and used for seafaring by the ancient Kingdom of Butuan
Balangay
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Houses of Badjao people built separately in a staggered pattern but connected to the neighborhood through footbridges
Jambatan
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The inland people of Tausug communities
Gimbahanun / Tau Gimba
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The traditional house with roofing made from 8-10 layers of bamboo, cut into halves and arranged in concave and convex layers for waterproofing
Furoy House / Kalinga House

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