Soul and Space

Question 1

is a type of indigenous house among early and modern Filipinos. It serves as an icon of the Filipino culture in the rural areas.

Answer 1

bahay kubo

Question 2

bahay kubo comes from a Spanish term “_____” which means “____”

Answer 2

cubo
cube

Question 3

Traditional homes in the Philippines are alike in terms of architectural designs
but differ in decorative details depending on the tribe. This kind of house is usually situated at the contour of the rice field. This is also called as one-room house that looks like a pyramid shaped resting on four posts.

Answer 3

ifugao house (bale)

Question 4

A _______ also known as “place for sleep” is a state house for the elite members
of the Maranao tribe.

Answer 4

torogan

Question 5

A torogan also known as “place for sleep” is a state house for the elite members of the Maranao tribe.

Answer 5

The Maranao House

Question 6

This house represents leadership and status symbol. The last standing example of the house was declared by the National Cultural Treasure by the National Museum of the Philippines in the year 2008.

Answer 6

The Maranao House

Question 7

______ is placed above ground by columns cut by trees with huge width. Walls are covered with plywood sticks and roof thatched with dried coconut. The area does not have division that only appears like a huge hall with elaborative engravings depicting Maranaw design called _____

Answer 7

1. torogan
2. okir

Question 8

torogan is usually ornamented with a legendary ___ adorned inside

Answer 8

sarimanok

Question 9

This type of house are raised on piles over a land or water surface.

These are built as to protect the houses from floods as well as vermin or pest. The space under the house will serve shade for working owner or storage.

Answer 9

The House on Stilts

Question 10

This is a portable house used by the early Aetas or negritos that is best suited for their nomadic life. It is constructed along the principle of tripod with light branches and palm pods.

Answer 10

The Lean-to

Question 11

are the sea gypsies of the Philippines that cruise along islands in the Sulu archipelago.

Answer 11

badjaos

Question 12

Their boats ranges from 12-60 feet in length but do not exceed 6 feet wide carved with ____ design

Answer 12

ukkil

Question 13

is a technique used by selective tribe from Mindanao that uses geometric patterns, ornamental design and icons.

Answer 13

ukkil

Question 14

Badjaos are the sea gypsies of the Philippines that cruise along islands in the Sulu archipelago. Their boats ranges from 12-60 feet in length but do not exceed 6 feet wide carved with ukkil design.

Answer 14

The Badjao Houseboat

Question 15

This is a term used for geometric and flowing designs with leaves as basis for its motifs usually found in Maranao and Muslim influence. I

Answer 15

okir or ukkil

Question 16

It is a type of design that is usually carved in baskets, pottery and weaving patterns.

Answer 16

The Art of Okir or Ukkil