Monsters of Mindanao: A Folktale Quiz
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What plight did Sulayman witness when he first arrived at Mindanao?

  • A desolate landscape devoid of life (correct)
  • A thriving market full of traders
  • Flourishing villages and abundant life
  • A celebration among the locals
  • What significant event occurred when King Indarapatra saw the withering tree?

  • He believed Sulayman was dead. (correct)
  • He decided to plant a new tree.
  • He immediately celebrated a victory.
  • He quickly departed for help.
  • What did Sulayman do to defeat Kurita?

  • Captured it using a net
  • Used a magical incantation
  • Drew his sword and cut it to pieces (correct)
  • Tricked it into leaving the land
  • What mistake did Sulayman make in his battle with the great bird?

    <p>He underestimated the bird's strength</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How did Indarapatra eventually revive Sulayman?

    <p>By pouring heavenly water over his bones</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which monster was known to bring destruction primarily in the mountains where rattan grew?

    <p>Kurita</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What significant event led to the king Indarapatra's decision to involve his brother Sulayman?

    <p>The devastation caused by the four monsters</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following statements is true regarding the monster Pah?

    <p>It could cover the sun when in flight.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How did the other nations react to the fate of Mindanao?

    <p>They were grieved upon hearing the news.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What did King Indarapatra give to Sulayman as tokens for his quest?

    <p>A ring and a sword</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Myth of Mindanao's Monsters

    • Mindanao was once submerged under water, with only mountains visible.
    • Villages flourished in the highlands, where people lived peacefully.
    • Four monstrous creatures appeared, causing destruction and devouring people:
      • Kurita: Multi-limbed monster, lived partly in sea and mountains, favored the mountain where rattan grew.
      • Tarabusaw: Man-like creature from Mt. Matutum, known for devouring humans and laying waste to the land.
      • Pah: Enormous bird that darkened the land when flying; its egg was house-sized; lived near Mt. Bita.
      • Seven-Headed Bird: Resided at Mt. Gurayn, capable of seeing in every direction.

    Indarapatra and Sulayman's Quest

    • News of Mindanao's destruction reached a distant city ruled by King Indarapatra.
    • Indarapatra felt compassion and enlisted his brother, Sulayman, to confront the threats and restore peace.
    • Indarapatra provided Sulayman a ring and sword for protection and a sapling as a symbol of his fate.

    Sulayman's Battles

    • Upon arrival in Mindanao, Sulayman discovered widespread devastation and no signs of life.
    • Encountered Kurita, successfully destroyed it with his sword.
    • Battled Tarabusaw on Mt. Matutum; after a fierce fight, he emerged victorious.
    • At Mt. Bita, Sulayman faced Pah; he severed its wing, but was crushed by it in the process.

    Indarapatra's Journey

    • Indarapatra, noticing the tree wither, realized Sulayman had perished.
    • He embarked on a journey through the air, discovering his brother’s battlegrounds.
    • Found Sulayman's bones at Mt. Bita but was able to revive him with celestial water.

    Final Confrontation and Aftermath

    • Sulayman and Indarapatra rejoiced after reuniting; Sulayman revealed he had only been in a deep sleep.
    • Indarapatra continued to Mt. Gurayn, where he defeated the seven-headed bird.
    • After the monsters were vanquished, Indarapatra sought any survivors hidden from danger.
    • Met an old woman who revealed that few people remained, hiding in a cave.
    • The old woman's family had survived due to their hiding; they expressed gratitude towards Indarapatra.
    • Indarapatra married the headman’s daughter, connected to his earlier encounter.

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    Explore the intriguing folktale of Mindanao, where the once peaceful land is threatened by four monstrous creatures. This quiz will test your knowledge of the story's characters and events, diving into the cultural significance of this legend. Prepare to uncover the rich narratives of the region!

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