Geography
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Pinoy Historical Events
Pinoy Native Snacks
Pinoy OPM
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City known as “Pearl of the Orient”

Manila

100

Asia’s Songbird

Regine Velasquez

100

Battle of Ferdinand Magellan and Lapu-Lapu

Battle of Mactan

100

Soft bread with bright red pudding filling.

Pan de Regla (Kalihim)

100

Most internationally recognized Filipino song ever

“Anak” by Freddie Aguilar

200

City where the underground river is located

Puerto Prinsesa

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First olympic gold medalist in weightlifting

Hidilyn Diaz

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Filipino and American soldiers were forced to march 100+ km to concentration camps

Bataan Death March

200

Sliced saba bananas dipped in batter, fried, and dusted with sugar.

Maruya (Banana Fritter)

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Is technically the first OPM composition — composed by Julian Felipe in 1898.

The Philippine National Anthem, “Lupang Hinirang”

300

Tallest mountain in the Philippines

Mount Apo

300

He painted the Spolarium and is currently displayed at the National Museum.

Juan Luna

300

Proclamation of Independence

June 12, 1898

300

Sticky rice and coconut strips grilled inside banana leaves. [Pangasinan / Ilocos]

Tupig

300

Current most streamed song in Spotify PH

Multo by Cup of Joe

400

Deepest Point of the Philippines

Emden Deep (Philippine Trench)

400

First Filipino saint

San Lorenzo Ruiz

400

The 1896 Revolution is called

Cry of Pugad Lawin

400

Mashed cassava, sweet potato, or banana mixed with butter, sugar, and grated coconut. [Laguna and Batangas]

Nilupak

400

Ben and Ben Lead Vocalist Names

Miguel and Paolo Benjamin

500

Massive underwater volcanic structure located in the Benham Rise (Philippine Rise)

Apolaki Caldera

500

She sewed the first Philippine flag in Hong Kong

Marcela Agoncillo

500

COVID-19 Pandemic Lockdown Began on this month and year.

March 2020

500

Wafer-like snack made of rice dough, dyed in bright colors, and shaped into leaves. [Lucban, Quezon]

Kiping

500

First Southeast Asian act nominated for the Billboard Music Awards (Top Social Artist) in 2021.

SB19

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