Philippine Folklore: Sinukuan and the Animals Quiz
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Why did the people in the neighboring town envy and hate Sinukuan?

  • Because he was brave and strong (correct)
  • Because he had the power to change into any form he pleased
  • Because he was too kind to the animals
  • Because he owned a lot of property in the town
  • Why did Sinukuan give up all his property and friends in the town?

  • Because he wanted to live in the caves of Mount Arayat
  • Because he wanted to become a judge of the animals
  • Because the people in the town envied and hated him (correct)
  • Because he had the power of changing himself into whatever form he pleased
  • What power did Sinukuan possess that helped him gain the love of the animals?

  • He had the power of flight like a bird
  • He had the power of controlling the weather
  • He had the power of changing himself into whatever form he pleased (correct)
  • He had the power of invisibility
  • Why did the bird come to Sinukuan's court and ask for punishment for the frog?

    <p>Because the frog was disturbing the peace at night</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Why did Sinukuan decide to free the frog after summoning him to court?

    <p>Because he realized the frog's cries were for help, not mischief</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Sinukuan and the Townspeople

    • The people in the neighboring town envied and hated Sinukuan due to his wealth and popularity.

    Sinukuan's Sacrifices

    • Sinukuan gave up all his property and friends in the town to escape the envy and hatred of the townspeople.

    Sinukuan's Powers

    • Sinukuan possessed the power to communicate with animals, which helped him gain their love and respect.

    The Bird's Request

    • A bird came to Sinukuan's court and requested punishment for the frog, as the frog had eaten the bird's young.

    Sinukuan's Mercy

    • Sinukuan decided to free the frog after summoning him to court, choosing to show mercy over punishment.

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    Test your knowledge of Philippine folklore by taking this quiz about the story of Sinukuan, the judge of the animals, and his adventures in Mount Arayat. Explore the rich cultural heritage and mythical tales of the Philippines.

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