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Question 1

“indigenous” comes from the Latin word &#13;“indigen” which means native or original inhabitant—an idea that became popul

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True

Question 2

form of sculpture &#13;composed of "found" objects arranged to create an art piece.

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Assemblage

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distinguish themselves from other tribal groups by their colorful clothes, bracelets, and &#13;earrings, this tribe

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T’boli

Question 4

reiterated the mandate of the CCP to administer the&#13;National Artist Awards as well as the privileges and honors to Nati

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Presidential Decree No. 208, s. 1973

Question 5

Alonzo Saclag is a native from Lubugan, Kalinga. He is a Master of Dance and the performing arts. The Kalinga people

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Alonzo Saclag &#13;1941- Awarded: &#13;2000

Question 6

traditional “tube-skirt” made of &#13;handwoven of machine-made multi-colored cotton cloth, &#13;bearing a variety of geometric

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The Malong of Maranao

Question 7

carved wooden figure used to guard the rice crop by the igorotof northern Luzon. The sculptures are highly stylized

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The Bul-ul of Ifugao

Question 8

started during the Spanish colonial &#13;times. It was borrowed to kampong of Binangonan when Angono &#13;was once a hacienda

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Higantes of Angono, Rizal

Question 9

the process and the products of forming vessels and &#13;other objects with clay and other ceramic materials

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Pottery

Question 10

an artistic form in which hard or plastic materials are worked into three-dimensional art &#13;objects.

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Sculpture

Question 11

a work of art in which pieces of &#13;paper, photographs, fabric, and other &#13;ephemera are arranged and stuck down

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Collage

Question 12

colonization brought Catholicism and imposed their Western culture. This conversion caused the birth of &#13;the religious

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Spanish Colonial Art

Question 13

a social group composed chiefly of numerous families, clans, or generations having a shared &#13;ancestry and language.

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Tribe

Question 14

One of the most traditional methods of &#13;fabric production is weaving. It uses two distinct &#13;sets of threads 12

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NATIONAL LIVING TREASURES FOR &#13;CRAFTS Lang Dulay 1928-2015 Awarded: &#13;1998

Question 15

This epic chanter from Calinog, Iloilo, persistently works for the documentation of oral literature. Caballero’s

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Federico Caballero &#13;1938

Question 16

_____, like Lang Dulay, was very talented weaver. She used the abaca-ikat weaving, or weaving using fiber

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Salinta Monon 1920-2009 Awarded: 1998

Question 17

____ belongs to the Yakan, an indigenous tribe with high reverence to instrumental music as it is related to

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Uwang Ahadas Awarded: 2000

Question 18

also called as classical music, refers to a type of music considered to be of high phono &#13;aesthetic value.

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Art music

Question 19

This type of visual art are the &#13;artworks we commonly associate with art.

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Fine arts

Question 20

folk dance form created by imitating &#13;the “movements of a duck” such as wading, flying, and short steps and splashing

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The Itik-Itik from Surigao

Question 21

heavy handwoven reversible textile used for hangings, curtains, and upholstery and &#13;characterized by complicated pictor

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Tapestry

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art movement that departs from traditional forms of art, which they considered &#13;outdated or obsolete

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Modernism

Question 23

art pieces which are presented in the dimensions of height, width, and depth, occupy &#13;physical space, and can be percei

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Three-dimensional art

Question 24

genre of drama based on human suffering and, mainly, the terrible or sorrowful events &#13;that befall a main character

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Tragedy

Question 25

often called "folk songs," are music, which was developed in a common method, &#13;has survived from its creation

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Traditional music

Question 26

introduced the public education system in the Philippines. Their schools, however, required students to learn English

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American and Japanese Colonial Art

Question 27

a process of making an art through pressing an inked carved image in a hard surface (known &#13;as a matrix) to a paper

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Art prints

Question 28

form of dramatic performances that usually combines acting, singing, dance &#13;and music, dialogue, narration,

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Traditional theater

Question 29

staged drama set to music in its entirety, made up of vocal pieces with instrumental &#13;accompaniment and usually

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Opera

Question 30

The town has has a long reputation for its &#13;craftsmen highly skilled in wood carving and embellishment

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The Sculptures of Paete, Laguna

Question 31

It is also known as decorative crafts. These arts are artworks that are both aesthetically pleasing and functional.

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True

Question 32

a large-scale, mixed-&#13;media art, often designed for a specific place or for a temporary period.

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Installation art

Question 33

music sung by a choir with two or more voices assigned to each part.

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Choral music

Question 34

Teofilo Gracia of San Quintin, Abra, is a master artisan, farmer, and innovator. He is recognized for his beautifully

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Teofilo Garcia 1941 Awarded: 2012

Question 35

It created the Award and Decoration of&#13;National Artist, “to give appropriate recognition and prestige to Filipinos who

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Presidential Proclamation No. 1001, s. 1972

Question 36

form of theater or performance that involves the manipulation of puppets – inanimate &#13;objects, often resembling

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Puppetry

Question 37

an art movement that drawsinspirations from the “classical” art and culture of ancient &#13;Greece and Rome.

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Neoclassicism

Question 38

amended Section 5 (IV) of E.O. 236, giving the President&#13;the power to name National Artists without the need

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Executive Order No. 435, s. 2005

Question 39

The ambahan is a form of poetic literature which is made up of seven-syllable lines used to communicate messages through

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Ginaw Bilog 1953-2003 Awarded: 1993

Question 40

_____ is an Ilocano textile weaver of the abel, the traditional blanket. Her works are the finest quality

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Magdalena Gamayo 1924 Awarded: 2012

Question 41

arts are a term used to describe a &#13;wide array of artistic disciplines that are &#13;appreciated primarily

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Visual arts

Question 42

Intaray was a native of Makagawa Valley in Brookes Point, Palawan. He was not just an exceptional poet but also a music

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Masino Intaray 1943-2013 Awarded 1993

Question 43

a wide variety of types of work where &#13;useful and decorative objects are made completely by one’s hand

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Handicraft

Question 44

Eduardo Mutuc is an Exceptional Filipino Sculptor who works with silver, bronze, and wood, crafting religious

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Eduardo Muctuc 1949- Awarded: 2005

Question 45

one of the indigenous peoples of Southern Mindanao in the Philippines. They are &#13;famous for their brass works, beadwork

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Tribal Costumes of B’laan, Kalinga, T’boli, and Bagobo&#13;B’laan

Question 46

an art that is made directly in landscape, sculpting the land itself into earthworks or making &#13;structures in the lands

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Land arts

Question 47

an artistic process of sketching, conceiving, planning, designing, and constructing &#13;buildings or other structures.

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Architecture

Question 48

is a type of house in indigenous to &#13;maranao communities which is a smbol of high social status (Sultan, Datu).

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Torogan of Maranao

Question 49

St. Nicholas is also known as “the healer” and is the go-to saint for those who need “healing” from the illness

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San Nicolas Cookie Mold Carvings of &#13;Pampanga

Question 50

named the CCP Board of Trustees as the National Artist&#13;Awards Committee (or Secretariat).

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Proclamation No. 1144, s. 1973

Question 51

Artistic production in the Philippines &#13;started even before the colonizers reached the &#13;Philippine islands

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Pre-Colonial Art

Question 52

instruments to mark paper or another two-&#13;dimensional surface. It is characterized by its emphasis on form or shape.

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Drawing

Question 53

form of silent art that involves acting or communicating using only movements, gestures, and facial expressions.

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Mime

Question 54

was a textile weaver from the humble &#13;barangay of Parang in Jolo, Sulu. Sawabi was a Tausug famous for the pis syabit

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Darhata Sawabi Birth year unknown; died: 2005 &#13;Awarded: 2005

Question 55

refers to identification with, or sense of belonging to, a particular group based on &#13;various cultural categories

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Cultural Identity

Question 56

“Batok”, “batek”, “patik”, or “batik” are all broad terminologies for indigenous tattoos in the Philippines.

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True

Question 57

theatrical dance in which a formal academic dance technique is combined with other artistic &#13;elements such as music

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Ballet

Question 58

a style of interpretive dance that embraces innovation, blending techniques &#13;from various genres, including classical

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Contemporary dance

Question 59

Known as Proclamation No. 1081, refers to an imposition of military rule declared by former President Ferdinand Marcos

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Martial law

Question 60

Art is a broad category of human &#13;activities that produce visual, auditory, or &#13;performed artifacts artwork.

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True

Question 61

the process of creating ornamental pieces &#13;worn for personal decoration or adornment.

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Jewerly making

Question 62

music with wide appeal that is typically distributed to large audiences through the &#13;music industry.

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Popular music

Question 63

a range of street dance styles primarily performed to hip hop music or also known as &#13;rap music.

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Hiphop dance

Question 64

dance which highlights a process of creating movement without pre-planning &#13;any steps or choreography.

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Improvisational dance

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