Pinoy Foods
Mini egg rolls filled with meat or vegetables.
Lumpia
Who is the 8th President of the Philippines?
The continent where the Philippines is found.
Asia
Filipinos use this to point at something.
Lips/Mouth
The Philippines' most famous athlete.
Manny Pacquiao
Influenced by the Chinese, this dish is an adaptation of Chinese Lo Mein and Mei Fun Noodles.
Pancit
Philippines’ Independence Day
June 12
This is the capital of the Philippines.
Manila
As a Filipino child, you were probably hit by this by your parents.
Tsinelas
Filipino singer Arnel Pineda joined this famous American rock band in 2008.
Journey
The national dish of the Philippines; any protein cooked in soy sauce and vinegar.
Adobo
He served as president of the Philippines for 21 years and was known for placing the Philippines under martial law in 1971.
Ferdinand Marcos
The Philippines is considered as this, which translates to “chains of islands”.
Archipelago
It is not considered a meal if you don’t have this.
Rice
She is known for her contributions to some of the most popular Disney songs.
Lea Salonga
Made from fertilized duck fetus. Popular in the country, not so much around the world.
Balut
The Portuguese explorer who “discovered” the Philippines.
Ferdinand Magellan
These are the three geographical division of the Philippines.
Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao
Almost every Filipino has this in their bathrooms.
Tabo
This is the longest running game show in the Philippines, which first aired in 1979.
Eat Bulaga
Fried sizzled chopped bits of pigs head and liver. Usually seasoned with calamansi and chili peppers and sometimes topped with an egg.
Sisig
He is considered as the national hero of the Philippines who fought for freedom from Spain.
Jose Rizal
This volcano erupted in 1991 and considered the 2nd largest volcanic eruption of the 20th century.
Mt. Pinatubo
Finish the phrase: *Me* "Ma, may lakad ako mamaya." *Mom* _____________________
"Bahala ka sa buhay mo!"
It is dubbed the first "teleserye" on Philippine television, which translates to The Promise.
Pangako Sa’Yo