Midterm Review

Question 1

The traditional Kankanay house

Answer 1

BInangiyan

Question 2

The traditional Bontoc house

Answer 2

Afung

Question 3

The traditional Kalinga octagonal house

Answer 3

BInayon

Question 4

The main section of bahay kubo used as living, dining and sleeping areas.

Answer 4

Bulwagan

Question 5

The ladder used by the Ifugaos. It was provided at the main door of the house, and drawn at night for security and protection.

Answer 5

Teteh

Question 6

The traditional Ifugao house in the mountains of Cordillera was called _______.

Answer 6

Bale

Question 7

A type of Ivatan thatch house with a timber framed structure which uses reeds and cogon materials for its walls and roof

Answer 7

Jinjin

Question 8

The cylindrical disk in the upper portion of post to prevent rats from entering the Ifugao house.

Answer 8

Halipan

Question 9

The traditioal Sagada house, a windowless with a thick and steep roof intended to withstand the cold weather condition.

Answer 9

Tinokbob

Question 10

The storage space of Sagada house.

Answer 10

Kamalig

Question 11

The mountaintop citadels of Savidug, Batanes known as _______ is a testimony to the sophisticated defensive engineering of the early Ivatan settles.

Answer 11

Idjang

Question 12

The lean-to dwelling used by the Negritos.

Answer 12

Pinanahang

Question 13

The main house of the Ivatan house used as a living and sleeping area.

Answer 13

Rakuh

Question 14

A public structure in Bontoc, where young women of marriageable age to go sleep at night.

Answer 14

Olog

Question 15

The lower part of bahay kubo.

Answer 15

Silong

Question 16

What are the three types of Kankanay dwellings?

Answer 16

BInangiyan, Apa, Allad

Question 17

The Badjao stilt house.

Answer 17

Luma

Question 18

The inner post of Apayao house

Answer 18

Adixi

Question 19

The living space of Badjao house

Answer 19

Madeyon

Question 20

The fireplace of the Ifugao house.

Answer 20

Punchapalan

Question 21

The granary of Bontoc house.

Answer 21

Falig

Question 22

A building or granary intended primarily as storehouse for harvested rice grains in Ifugao.

Answer 22

Alang

Question 23

The elevated space of Kalinga house use as living and sleeping area.

Answer 23

Dattagon

Question 24

The traditional Yakan house

Answer 24

Lumah

Question 25

An elevated counter in the bahay kubo which is used to store food and kitchen utensils.

Answer 25

Banguerahan

Question 26

Prehistoric drawings of human figures engraved on the cave walls in a rock shelter in Angino, Rizal.

Answer 26

Petroglyphs

Question 27

A term applied to denote indigenous, folk, tribal, athnic, or traditional architecture found among the different ethnolinguistic communities in the Philippines

Answer 27

Vernacular Architecture

Question 28

A bloodletting ritual wherein the blood of a sacrificial white chicken is wiped on the tree to be cut to appease spirits.

Answer 28

Padugo

Question 29

Which of the following is not included in the Cordillera Houses?

Answer 29

Pinagong

Question 30

An extension structure at the end of Isneg house.

Answer 30

Tarakip

Question 31

A boathaouse approximately 25 meters in length dated around 320 A.D. used for seafaring by the ancient Kingdom of Butuan.

Answer 31

Balangay

Question 32

The Mandaya houses are generally ______which are found at the edges of cliffs of Davao.

Answer 32

Tree houses

Question 33

A low table found in the bulwagan of bahay kubo.

Answer 33

Dulang

Question 34

The sleeping area of Bontoc house.

Answer 34

Ang-an

Question 35

The only Philippine native house that had mezzanine space which served for the young girls of the family.

Answer 35

Yakan

Question 36

The area reserved for entertainment guests in the bahay kubo.

Answer 36

Bulawagan