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Which traditional process interlaces fibers to create mats or cloth?
A. Carving B. Weaving
C. Painting D. Molding
B. Weaving
Which material is appropriate for a locally inspired woven craft?
A. Abaca fiber B. Glass sheet
C. Metal pipe D. Plastic foam
A. Abaca fiber
Which Filipino instrument is commonly used in traditional music ensembles during local cultural events?
A. Piano B. Kulintang
C. Trumpet D. Violin
B. Kulintang
How do local creative works reveal cultural identity?
A. They hide the history of the community.
B. They make all provincial cultures look the same.
C. They represent traditions, beliefs, and way of life.
D. They use imported themes and synthetic materials.
C. They represent traditions, beliefs, and way of life.
Which statement correctly explains a unique cultural practice?
A. It is the price placed on a local artwork.
B. It is a rule for winning a sports tournament.
C. It is any imported material used without meaning.
D. It is a custom connected to producing or performing a creative work.
D. It is a custom connected to producing or performing a creative work.
Why are local creative processes passed from elders to younger generations?
A. To replace local materials with plastic
B. To preserve traditional knowledge and skills
C. To remove cultural meaning from local artworks
D. To prevent young learners from joining activities
B. To preserve traditional knowledge and skills
A student wants to create a simple woven coaster using local techniques. Which action applies the Habi paper-weaving process correctly?
A. Pile all paper strips without crossing the base.
B. Cut the finished woven pattern into small pieces.
C. Glue a printed picture over the base without weaving.
D. Alternate each paper strip over and under the base strips.
D. Alternate each paper strip over and under the base strips.
A local artwork uses community symbols, natural materials, and a traditional pattern. What do these features show?
A. The maker avoided local influences.
B. The work has no connection to the community.
C. The work reflects local identity and resourcefulness.
D. The work belongs to every foreign culture in the same way.
C. The work reflects local identity and resourcefulness.
Which explanation best shows the cultural value of a banig?
A. It combines a traditional weaving process, local materials, and knowledge passed through generations.
B. It has no meaning beyond its surface color.
C. It replaces every other form of traditional art.
D. It is valuable only because it is sold in commercial stores.
A. It combines a traditional weaving process, local materials, and knowledge passed through generations.
Which plan best presents the meaning of a local creative work to an audience?
A. Focus only on the cost of the raw materials.
B. Copy an unrelated online description and change the title.
C. Name the object without discussing how or why it was made.
D. Research its origin, materials, symbols, and process, then present them clearly.
D. Research its origin, materials, symbols, and process, then present them clearly.
Which ability helps a player change direction quickly while moving?
A. Agility
B. Endurance
C. Flexibility
D. Strength
A. Agility
Which of the following is a locomotor movement?
A. Balancing
B. Catching
C. Running
D. Throwing
C. Running
Why should music, props, costumes, and movement match a festival theme?
A. To give each group member an unrelated idea
B. To remove the need for narration or leadership
C. To make the performance longer than scheduled
D. To create a unified performance with clear cultural meaning
D. To create a unified performance with clear cultural meaning
Which sequence follows the Sinukwan Festival performance taught in class?
A. Props are stored, followed by a silent sports activity.
B. The dance ends before the group introduces the main theme.
C. Narration comes first, followed by dance with music and cultural props.
D. Each member presents a different festival without group rehearsal.
C. Narration comes first, followed by dance with music and cultural props.
What should a group do after receiving feedback on its festival performance plan?
A. Ignore every suggestion given by others.
B. Remove all cultural parts from the project.
C. Change the festival title without editing the dance.
D. Revise the necessary details before finalizing and rehearsing.
D. Revise the necessary details before finalizing and rehearsing.
A dancer wears an heirloom costume during a local festival performance. What does this practice express?
A. A wish to hide the primary festival theme
B. A plan to avoid rehearsing movement steps
C. Respect for family history and cultural roots
D. A rejection of community traditions and values
C. Respect for family history and cultural roots
Which statement correctly demonstrates how to distinguish weaving from carving?
A. Both require the same exact tools.
B. Both are types of invasion target games.
C. Weaving shapes wood, while carving interlaces fibers.
D. Weaving interlaces fibers, while carving shapes wood.
D. Weaving interlaces fibers, while carving shapes wood.
A Habi output has uneven strips and breaks the over-and-under sequence. Which revision is needed?
A. Remove all woven strips.
B. Add more unrelated decorations.
C. Cover the work with a printed picture.
D. Align the strips and correct the alternating pattern.
D. Align the strips and correct the alternating pattern.
A group chose a weaving theme but uses ocean costumes and unrelated music. What is the main problem in their presentation?
A. The group prepared a written plan.
B. The presentation has a assigned leader.
C. The group has several different materials.
D. The creative components do not support one cultural theme.
D. The creative components do not support one cultural theme.
Which plan best produces a local-culture-inspired creative work?
A. Choose decorations first and invent a meaning after finishing.
B. Copy a finished product and replace the original maker’s name.
C. Use unrelated materials and omit the cultural source completely.
D. Select a local tradition, study its process, plan the design, produce the work, and explain its meaning.
D. Select a local tradition, study its process, plan the design, produce the work, and explain its meaning.
Which is a clear sign of a healthy family?
A. Members hide every personal concern.
B. Members avoid engaging in healthy activities.
C. One person performs all family responsibilities.
D. Members communicate positively and support one another.
D. Members communicate positively and support one another.
Which is a child’s primary responsibility in promoting family health?
A. Leave every household task to older adults.
B. Hide spills and broken objects from parents.
C. Use dangerous tools without adult supervision.
D. Complete safe, age-appropriate household chores.
D. Complete safe, age-appropriate household chores.
Why is spending quality time important for family wellness?
A. It removes the need for daily communication.
B. It helps members listen, connect, and strengthen relationships.
C. It allows members to avoid daily household duties.
D. It makes every member follow the exact same hobby.
B. It helps members listen, connect, and strengthen relationships.
Which family activity directly promotes a healthy relationship?
A. Share a meal and listen to one another.
B. Let one family member do all household work.
C. Share a meal and listen to one another.
D. Ignore a child who wants to discuss a problem.
C. Avoid making shared health decisions together.
A. Share a meal and listen to one another.
A family eats healthy food, but members often insult one another during discussions. How should they solve this issue?
A. Change the number of household decorations
B. Practice respectful communication and emotional support
C. Buy a new collection of indoor sports equipment
D. Increase the amount of time spent outside the home
B. Practice respectful communication and emotional support