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1
Q

How many years did spaniards colonize the philippines

A

333 years

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2
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theory statethat the philippines is a part of mainland china that during the ice age, land bridges appear

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Theory of Land Bridges

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3
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It is the most popular street in Vigan Ancestral houses.

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Calle Crisologo

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4
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It was declared an Important Cultural Property by the National Museum of The Philippines on sept. 27, 2009

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sta monica church

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5
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An urban architect who prepared the Burnham plan for Baguio City.

A

Daniel Hudson Burnham

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6
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It is dubbed as the Salad Bowl of the Philippines.

A

La Trinidad

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7
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Third highest mountain in the Philippines

A

Mt. Pulag

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8
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Cordillera’s Last Frontier For Nature.

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Apayao

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9
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  1. Billed as the Philippines’ Natural Dye Capital.
A

Abra

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10
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Third longest bridge in the Philippines.

A

Don Mariano Marcos Bridge

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11
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This theory states that people arrived in the Philippines according to group

A

Wave of Migration Theory

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11
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This theory states that people arrived in the Philippines according to group

A

Wave of Migration Theory

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12
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What is the total number of Philippine islands?

A

7641

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13
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How many regions do the Philippines have?

A

17

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14
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This early name of the Philippines means scattered islands.

A

Maniolas

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15
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This volcano is known for its perfectly coned shape.

A

Mayon Volcano

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16
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it is the longest river in the Philippines.

A

Cagayan River

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17
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What is the National flower of the Philippines?

A

Sampaguita

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18
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What is the National fruit of the Philippines?

A

Mango

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19
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What is the National tree of the Philippines?

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Narra Tree

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20
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What is the biggest bird located in the Philippines?

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Sharpe’s Crane

21
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What is the largest bird located in the Philippines?

A

Monkey Eating Eagle

22
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What is the smallest edible fish that is located in Lake Buhi?

A

Sinarapan

23
Q

How many provinces are there in the Cordillera Administrative Region?

A

6

24
Q

The name Baguio originated from this word.

A

Bagiw

25
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Home of the Ancient Cultural Landscape.

A

Ifugao

26
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Dubbed as the “Marble Mountain” because of the mountain’s massive

A

Mt. Kilang

27
Q

Camp John hay was named after who?

A

John milton Hay

28
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  1. This festival is a celebration of the separation of Kalinga from the Apayao
A

Bulalim Festival

29
Q

It is known as the “Boracay of the North”.

A

Pagudpud Beach

30
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This province is the birthplace of the late President Ferdinand Marcos.

A

Ilocos Norte

31
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Dubbed as the weaver’s Paradise.

A

Mountain Province

32
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This river is commonly called the Kayakayam which means “crawl”.

A

Chico River

33
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White water rafting, Capital of the Philippines.

A

Kalinga

34
Q

These falls can be reached after walking through Batad Rice Terraces.

A

Tappiyah Falls

35
Q

The Philippine Tourism Authority built it in 1977 for Marcos’s 60th
birthday.

A

Malacanang of the North

36
Q

Locally named Bantay Bimmaboy, served as a filming location for local as
well as international movies.

A

La Paz Sand Dunes

37
Q

The first stone-and-brick building in the Ilocos region and was occupied by the Katipuneros

A

San Nicolas Church

38
Q

Also known as the Saint Augustine Parish Church, it’s one of the oldest
surviving churches Ilocos region dating back to 1591.

A

Bantay Church

39
Q

Surfing capital of Luzon’s west coast.

A

San Juan

40
Q

Built during pre-Spanish times, it was used as a lookout for impending attacks
by pirates.

A

Luna Watch tower

41
Q

Built by the Americans in 1903 on a 300 foot high promontory at the western
part Bolinao and send signals to vessels passing by the area.

A

Bolinao Lighthouse

41
Q

This island is a favorite refuge or resting place of sea snakes.

A

Colibra

41
Q

This attraction is composed of a cluster of islands of varying sizes, some with
small white beaches.

A

Hundred Island

42
Q

This is the site where Lt. Gen. Homma, commander of the Japanese
expeditionary forces landed on December 24, 1941.

A

San Fabian White Beach

43
Q

This dish is contracted from of the Ilokano word pinakebbet, meaning “shrunk”

A

Pinakbet

44
Q

This dish is a Cordilleran version of the tinolang manok

A

Pinikpikan

45
Q

This name of the festival came from the name of a woman made popular in the
popular Ilocano folk song.

A

Pamulinawen Festival

46
Q

This attraction in Baguio showcases the stone laying skills of the Cordillerans.

A

Igorot Stone Kingdom

47
Q

Showcases realistic diorama featuring the bontoc village and boasts one of the most complete collections of memorabilia and cultural artifacts of Mt. Province.

A

Bontoc Village Museum

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