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Which city is referred to as the 'Shoe Capital of the Philippines'?
Which city is referred to as the 'Shoe Capital of the Philippines'?
- Malabon City
- Marikina City (correct)
- Makati City
- Pasig City
What is the capital region of the Philippines known as?
What is the capital region of the Philippines known as?
- Wall Street of Asia
- City of Progress
- Pearl of the Orient (correct)
- Fishing Capital of the Philippines
Which city is known for hosting the annual Waterlily Festival?
Which city is known for hosting the annual Waterlily Festival?
- Mandaluyong City
- Las Piñas City (correct)
- Quezon City
- Calamba City
Which area is known as the financial center of the Philippines?
Which area is known as the financial center of the Philippines?
Which city is described as the 'Fishing Capital of the Philippines'?
Which city is described as the 'Fishing Capital of the Philippines'?
Which city is referred to as the 'Tiger City of the Philippines'?
Which city is referred to as the 'Tiger City of the Philippines'?
In which city can you find the New Bilibid Prison?
In which city can you find the New Bilibid Prison?
Which of the following cities is characterized by a predominantly Atlantic ambience?
Which of the following cities is characterized by a predominantly Atlantic ambience?
Which festival is celebrated in Pateros, known for its duck-raising industry?
Which festival is celebrated in Pateros, known for its duck-raising industry?
Which city is associated with the festival called Basaan?
Which city is associated with the festival called Basaan?
What is Parañaque City commonly referred to as?
What is Parañaque City commonly referred to as?
Which festival in Quezon City is specifically mentioned?
Which festival in Quezon City is specifically mentioned?
Which city is known for the Santa Anang Banak Festival?
Which city is known for the Santa Anang Banak Festival?
Flashcards
What is Pasay City known for?
What is Pasay City known for?
Referred to as "The Gateway of the Philippines", Pasay City plays this important role by serving as the entry point for travelers entering the country.
What is Pateros known for?
What is Pateros known for?
Known for its duck-raising industry and popular balut production, Pateros earns its title by specializing in this poultry delicacy.
Who is Quezon City named after?
Who is Quezon City named after?
Quezon City, often referred to as "QC", is named after this prominent figure in Philippine history.
Who is the patron saint of San Juan City?
Who is the patron saint of San Juan City?
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What makes Valenzuela City unique?
What makes Valenzuela City unique?
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Caloocan City
Caloocan City
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Las Piñas City
Las Piñas City
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Makati City
Makati City
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Malabon City
Malabon City
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Mandaluyong City
Mandaluyong City
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Manila
Manila
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Marikina City
Marikina City
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Muntinlupa City
Muntinlupa City
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Study Notes
Cities of the Philippines
- Caloocan City: A divided city in the Philippines. The name derives from the Tagalog word kalook-lookan, meaning "innermost area."
More Cities
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Malabon City: Famous for its Pancit Malabon and its predominantly Atlantic ambience.
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Noval City: The "Fishing Capital of the Philippines." and the third largest fish port in Asia. It's a significant commercial fishing hub.
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Marikina City: Also called the "Shoe Capital of the Philippines" due to its large shoe industry.
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Muntinlupa City: Known for its location of the New Bilibid Prison and Ayala Alabang Village.
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Pasig City: One of the largest business districts in the country.
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Quezon City: A city of status, also known as QC. It's named for Manuel Luis Quezon.
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Parañaque City: The city is the home of PAGCOR Entertainment City, a gaming and entertainment development complex. Also known as the Fashion Capital of the Philippines.
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Pateros: The "Bawl Capital" and famous for its duck-raising industry and production of balut.
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Las Piñas City: Known as the "City of Love and Progress" and one of Metro Manila's fastest-growing communities.
Festivals
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Sto. Niño de Pajotan Festival: A religious festival.
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Waterlily Festival: A festival marking cultural traditions.
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Kara-kol Festival: A vibrant festival with colorful costumes and celebrations.
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Alayan Fiesta: A celebratory fiesta.
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Pani-saya Festival: A celebration of cultural traditions.
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Lugalugan Festival: A festival commemorating important events.
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Lavandero Festival: A cultural event.
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Itik-Itik Festival: A festival likely centered around ducks.
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Feast of Sto. Niño: Is a widely celebrated religious festival with processions and celebrations of the Santo Niño.
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Balu Festival: A festival highlighting the local balut cuisine.
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Dinagsa Festival: A festival showcasing traditional customs.
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Pangisdaan Festival: A festival often including street dancing competitions.
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Sapatos Festival: A festival commemorating the shoe industry.
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Santa Ana Banak Festival: Possibly a boat-based parade festival held on a body of water.
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Bread and Flowers Festival: A community festival that typically involves floats and decorations.
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Wattah Wattah Festival: A festival likely involving water-based splashing or activities.
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Alwan Fiesta: A significant festival, potentially a cultural celebration or parade.
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