this country used to operate military bases until 1992
What is the USA?
200
It is estimated to be from 17,500 km (official Filipino figures) to 36,289 km long (official US figure)
How long is the country's coastline?
200
it's a popular unofficial national dish made with pork/chicken that is stewed or braised in a sauce made of vinegar, cooking oil, garlic, bay leaf, peppercorns, and soy sauce.
What is adobo?
200
It is the largest freshwater lake in the Philippines.
What is Laguna de Bay ?
200
In 1834 the Royal Company of the Philippines was abolished, and free trade was formally recognized. With its excellent harbor, a city became an open port for Asian, European, and North American traders.
What is Manila?
200
the US military used the Philippines to fight in this conflict until 1973
What is the Vietnam War?
300
it goes about 1,850 km from Y'Ami island in the north to Sibutu island in the south and is 1,000 km at its widest point east to west.
Where does the Philippines stretch?
300
there are 2 official languages and 9 dialects
how many official languages and dialects does the Philippines have?
300
The river is only about 25 kilometers in length but serves as the main water way and it flowing between Laguna de Bay.
What is The Pasig River?
300
Japan and a country are the Philippines’ leading trading partners and sources of direct investment.
What is the United States?
300
The Philippines and 9 other countries are members of southeast Asian economic and political organization
What is ASEAN?
400
The Philippines, Taiwan, China, Malaysia, and Vietnam have conflicting claims over portions of the South China Sea and the Spratly islands
What are the Kalayaan islands?
400
anniversary of the bataan death march
What is april 9?
400
This is an eight-kilometer-long underground river on Palawan.
What is The St.Paul River?
400
The Philippines has an improving, but still fragile, relationship with a country.
What is China?
400
This body of water is the subject of a territorial dispute with its neighbors
What is the South China Sea?
500
It contains 7,107 islands in Southeast Asia and its 3 major island groups are Luzon, Visayan, and Mindanao
What is the Philippines?
500
the Philippines and east timor are the only Asian countries where the majority of the population practice this faith
What is Catholicism?
500
The highest point in the Philippines is on Mindanao Island.
What is Mount Apo?
500
After defeating a local Muslim ruler, the Spanish set up their capital at a city in 1571.