Topic 4: Soul and Space

Question 1

It could mean a continuous area or expanse that is free, available, or unoccupied, which is either a piece of land or structures, like buildings.

Answer 1

Space

Question 2

It may refer to areas that are set and planned for community planning as commercial, business, or residential.

Answer 2

Space

Question 3

It is a type of stilt house indigenous to most of the lowland cultures

Answer 3

BAHAY KUBO (KAMALIG OR NIPA HUT)

Question 4

From the Spanish phrase “Cubo” , meaning cube, because of its square look, and bahay is the Filipino term for house

Answer 4

BAHAY KUBO (KAMALIG OR NIPA HUT)

Question 5

Made of the ever-reliable bamboo or kawayan and joined together by organic strings with dried coconut leaves or cogon grass

Answer 5

BAHAY KUBO (KAMALIG OR NIPA HUT)

Question 6

usually has no divisions for rooms. It is designed for family living and all household activities.

Answer 6

BAHAY KUBO (KAMALIG OR NIPA HUT)

Question 7

Filipino concept of square space

Answer 7

BAHAY KUBO (KAMALIG OR NIPA HUT)

Question 8

Filipino concept of square space

Answer 8

BAHAY KUBO (KAMALIG OR NIPA HUT)

Question 9

The houses are harmoniously located with the contour of the rice terraces

Answer 9

IFUGAO HOUSE (Bale’)

Question 10

The second level or the living area is accessible through a removable ladder.

Answer 10

IFUGAO HOUSE (Bale’)

Question 11

The house is similar in architectural designs but they differ in the decorative details depending on the tribes

Answer 11

IFUGAO HOUSE (Bale’)

Question 12

There are three functional levels
Ground floor
Living quarters
Granary

Answer 12

IFUGAO HOUSE (Bale’)

Question 13

There are three functional levels

Answer 13

Ground floor
Living quarters
Granary

Question 14

The ground-level posts have wooden discs, which are called _____to prevent rats from entering the house.

Answer 14

oliang

Question 15

(or imbakan ng inaning palay.) a storehouse for threshed grain. But now it’s just a storage room.

Answer 15

Granary house

Question 16

o pabilog na kahoy sa mga paanan ng bahay) Cylindrical wooden ratguards (halipan), carrying two transverse.

Answer 16

Halipan

Question 17

Ito ay para di makaakyat ang mga daga, ahas, at iba pang hayop sa loob ng bahay.

Answer 17

Halipan

Question 18

is made of Narra, Molave, and Pinewood. They didn’t used nails to build this house.

Answer 18

IFUGAO HOUSE (Bale’)

Question 19

Skull of people - during world war II, a person’s skull serves as a trophy for their ancestor. (paraan ng paghihiganti)

Answer 19

IFUGAO HOUSE (Bale’)

Question 20

dito nagcecelebrate pag may napugutan ng ulo. After 3 days, binabaon yung ulo sa fresh na lupa para matanggal yung stain.

Answer 20

Dap-ay

Question 21

dito nagcecelebrate pag may napugutan ng ulo. After 3 days, binabaon yung ulo sa fresh na lupa para matanggal yung stain.

Answer 21

Dap-ay

Question 22

Its compact structure is divided into four areas: the main house, the cooking house, toilet, and bathhouse.

Answer 22

BATANES HOUSE

Question 23

BATANES HOUSE

Answer 23

Most of the Ivatan houses are built with limestone walls, reed and cogon roofs

Question 24

The houses of Ivatan are constructed and repaired through a cooperative system called

Answer 24

kayvayvanaan or kamanyiduan.

Question 25

Some houses have roof nets, which allow the roofs to last from 25 to 30 years.

Answer 25

BATANES HOUSE

Question 26

Their houses are actually strong enough to withstand numerous typhoons and earthquakes that usually visit the island. With an average of 8 times a year.

Answer 26

BATANES HOUSE

Question 27

West Philippine Sea and Pacific Ocean.

Answer 27

BATANES HOUSE

Question 28

the Oldest House Stone in Batanes. Ito ay isa sa limang stone house na nakaligtas sa lindol noong 1918.

Answer 28

House of Dakay (1887)

Question 29

original na ginagamit sa pagsasaka ng mga Ivatan.

Answer 29

Vakul or Kanayi

Question 30

A torogan, literally means “a place for sleep,” is the stately house of the elite members of the Maranao tribe in the province of Lânao del Sur. As the house of the datu or sultan, it is a symbol of status and leadership

Answer 30

MARANAO HOUSE

Question 31

The only remaining habitable torogan, it was declared a National Cultural Treasure by the National Museum of the Philippines in 2008

Answer 31

MARANAO HOUSE

Question 32

is placed above the ground by columns cut from trees with huge widths. It has walls covered with plywood sticks and a roof that is attached to dried coconut leaves. It has no division and appears like a huge hall.

Answer 32

torogan

Question 33

It has an elaborate engraving of the Maranao design which is called Okir/Ukkil

Answer 33

MARANAO HOUSE

Question 34

or pile dwellings are raised on piles over the surface of the soil or a body of water. Stilt houses are built primarily as a protection against flooding, but they also serve to keep out vermin or pests (nuisance animals). The shady space under the house can be used for work or storage.

Answer 34

HOUSES ON STILTS

Question 35

Portable house built by the early Aetas or negritos

Answer 35

LEAN-TO

Question 36

reflects the Agta hunting and gathering ways of life
Principle of tripod (disposable)

Answer 36

LEAN-TO

Question 37

Sea gypsies of the Philippines, cruise along the islands in the Sulu archipelago

Answer 37

BADJAO HOUSEBOAT

Question 38

These range from 12-60 feet long but not more than 6 feet wide.

Answer 38

BADJAO HOUSEBOAT

Question 39

In the hinterlands of Agusan and Misamis Oriental, the Higaonon build their tree houses of lashed sapling nipa or cogon grass, split bamboo, rattan, and bark of trees.

Answer 39

HIGANON TREE HOUSE

Question 40

The low roof, at times also serve as walls. Wobbling catwalks connect the smaller houses of about 6 feet by 8 feet wide to a central communal room where a square box of earth serves as fireplace and a kitchen.

Answer 40

HIGANON TREE HOUSE

Question 41

Such breezy and swaying complex structures sufficient for 60 people are held together by split rattan and are traditionally built as defenses against enemy attacks.

Answer 41

HIGANON TREE HOUSE

Question 42

Beyond Limits by

Answer 42

Arlene B. Loquias