Geography and Identity
History and Language
Culture and Traditions
Gastronomy
Filipino Life - ME & others
100

The Philippines belongs to this continent.

Asia

100

Which European country colonised the Philippines for centuries?

Spain

100

What is traditional Filipino men's clothing called?

Barong tagalog

100

What do you call the Filipino bite-sized steamed cake topped with a slice of processed cheese?

Puto cheese
100

Guess my age

33

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200

The Philippines is not a single island but an ______ made up of thousands of islands.

archipelago

200

Which country paid 20 million to acquire the authority to colonize the Philippines?

The United States of America

200

What is traditional Filipino women's clothing called?

Baro't saya

200

What word in the presentation refers to food and cuisine?

Gastronomy

200

What is my favorite color?

green

300

Name the three major island groups of the Philippines.

Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao

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300

Which Filipino historical figure is associated with the Battle of Mactan?

Lapu-Lapu

300

What two types of performing traditions are presented in the Genially PowerPoint presentation?

folk dances and folk songs

300

Name a popular Filipino street food made from skewered, grilled chicken or pork intestines.

Isaw

300

What is the third language that I mostly speak back in my hometown?

Cebu Island, Cebu City

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400

Why might living in an archipelago influence transportation and communication?

Ideal answer: Because people and goods often need to travel between separate islands, boats and air travel are especially important.

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400

Give one example of how colonial history can still be visible in Filipino culture today.

Possible answers: language, religion, names, food, clothing, architecture, traditions, education, etc.

400

How can traditional dances and songs help preserve cultural heritage?

Ideal answer: They pass traditions, stories, music, and cultural practices from one generation to another. 


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400

How does Filipino cuisine show the influence of the country's history?


Through ingredients, cooking methods, or dishes influenced by different cultures and historical contacts.

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400

 Why might jeepneys be considered more than simply a means of transportation? 

Ideal answer: 

They are also a recognisable part of Filipino culture and everyday life. 

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500

“The Philippines is more than just a collection of islands.” Explain what this statement could mean in terms of Filipino identity and culture.

Accept any logical, reasonable answers that refer to regional diversity, a shared national identity, traditions, languages, food, or history.


500

The Philippines has been influenced by different countries throughout its history. Does this mean Filipino culture is “less Filipino”? Explain your answer.

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500

Imagine that young people stop performing traditional dances and singing traditional songs. What might happen to these traditions over time?

Expected ideas: 

They could become less common, be forgotten, or survive only in museums/archives unless actively preserved.

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500

“Food can tell us more about a country than a map can.” Do you agree? Give a short argument.

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500

How can everyday objects such as vehicles become symbols of national or cultural identity?

Ideal answer:

When they become strongly associated with a country's history, lifestyle, visual identity, and everyday experiences. 

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