lesson 10

Question 1

are produced by
indigenous people, which are utilitarian, as well as decorative. It uses plants that are abundant
locally, such as buri (palm), pandan (seagrass leaves), abaca and piña (pineapple), or bamboo.

Answer 1

folk art pieces

Question 2

is most dominant in the
Bicol region and is used to make sandals, bags,
rags, and handicrafts.

Answer 2

abaca

Question 3

has the famous
inabel weave and the handwoven binakul, which
has been dwindling.

Answer 3

ilocos

Question 4

include a wide
range of decorative objects done by the hand using
simple
tools.

Answer 4

handicrafts

Question 5

is a
handwoven mat used for sleeping.

Answer 5

banig

Question 6

is woven
by the Samals of Sulu. In Samar, pandan leaves are
dyed green and then buri strips are interwoven with
the base design.

Answer 6

buri mat

Question 7

used as clothing,
bags, and accessories that are based
on folk art and design are gaining
popularity locally and globally.

Answer 7

woven products

Question 8

has its origins from
the Spanish rule in the Philippines where the Spanish
colonizers wanted to distinguish themselves from the
indios by making them wear thin and transparent
clothing to prevent carrying of weapons, no pockets to
prevent thievery, and not tucked under the waistband to
mark their status. The fabric was made of piña, jusi,
abaca, or banana.

Answer 8

barong tagalog or barong

Question 9

is another variety that was designed to be worn at work. They have
short sleeves and are made of cotton, ramie, or chiffonille.

Answer 9

polo barong

Question 10

in bacolod —– are woven and can be
tied with cow leather to make bags of export quality.

Answer 10

pandan

Question 11

in bicol —- are used as bag handles.

Answer 11

rattan

Question 12

can also be used as little purses, as in the case of Tacloban.

Answer 12

banig

Question 13

is a style of
weaving that uses
dyeing process
before the threads are woven to create a
pattern or design.

Answer 13

ikat

Question 14

It is mostly practiced in
Cordillera by the Ifugaos and the ethnic groups
in Mindanao.

Answer 14

ikat

Question 15

are abundant in the southern part
of the country. These make good
accessories. In the northern part of the
country, natural materials such as stone,
rocks, woods, sticks, animal bones, shells,
feathers, leaves, cloth, or leather can make necklaces and other accessories.

Answer 15

pearls

Question 16

used as materials for footwear

Answer 16

beads, crochet, rattan
and woven fabric

Question 17

are decorated with colorful beads in
Laguna. Although they do not have high heels like the
bakya, they are preferred for their comfort and
attractive design.

Answer 17

abaca sandals

Question 18

sandals from bohol that are thin and light, they are
perfect for indoors and can easily be kept in the luggage, which is convenient for travelers.

Answer 18

buri

Question 19

is used for
throw pillow cases in Cebu.

Answer 19

banig

Question 20

abaca is
woven into hats, baskets, and different types of
containers.

Answer 20

bukidnon

Question 21

trays are made of pandan
leaves.

Answer 21

bacolod

Question 22

in bohol, itmakes good material for
bottle holders.

Answer 22

rappia

Question 23

can be made from native plants such as
buri and abaca.

Answer 23

lampshades

Question 24

are wall decors that are
made of woven fabric. These are
common in Ilocos and Baguio City.

Answer 24

tapestries

Question 25

uses ceramics and paints these to
make a ceiling lamp.

Answer 25

anita feria

Question 26

are believed to have magical powers. They
can serve as dwelling for ancestral spirits or can be put on the door to ward off evil spirits.

Answer 26

masks