This appetizer, "Lumpia", is wrapped in egg-roll wrappers that consist mainly of ground pork, carrots, grean beans, and bean sprouts is also known as _______?
What are spring rolls?
100
Bowing down is the proper way of greeting a person politely in their culture.
How do people greet each other in a polite manner?
100
86% of the population of the Philippines is this religion.
What is Roman Catholic?
200
Usually defined by its triangular shape, the Japanese food consist of rice and seaweed and are filled with meat, fruit or vegetables.
What is "Onigiri"?
200
This country was named in honor of King Philip II of Spain.
Where did the name of the "Philippines" come from?
200
In the Philippines, what is one of the main parts of celebrating festivals.
What is family and food?
300
Often brought to Filipino parties as the main dish, this dish usually appears as a whole pig with a apple resting in its mouth.
What is "Lechon"?
300
The Japanese Samurai used this weapon to fight in battle. They were praised for their sharpness and were considered to represent a Samurai's soul
What is a "Katana"?
300
Drug use, smoking and drinking is common and widespread in this culture.
What is Filipino culture?
400
This Japanese dish is often served with rice. It consists of deep-fried pork cutlet rolled in bread crumbs.
What is "Tonkatsu"?
400
This country is governed by a constitutional republic system, similar to that of the United States.
What is the Philippines governing system?
400
Drinking is accepted in this culture, however they have strict and severe punishment when it comes to drug use and possession.
What is Japan?
500
Featured in Fear Factor, is a fertilized egg (usually duck), that is incubated for 14-21 days is commonly sold as Filipino street food.
What is "Balut"?
500
One of the Japanese originated arts which is usually made to take the shape of animals by folding, tearing and joining paper together without the use of any adhesive.
What is "Origami"?
500
80% of the population makes up this religion which is as old as the (Japanese) culture.