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What is declared as a National Cultural Treasure of the Philippines?
Mahatao Church of Batanes
Which of the following are UNESCO Biosphere rivers in Palawan? (Select all that apply)
What is the largest island found in Occidental Mindoro?
Apo Reef Natural Park
What is the second highest mountain range in the Philippines?
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How many rivers are in Iglit-Baco National Park?
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Which are the two largest plants in Iglit-Baco National Park? (Select all that apply)
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Region III (Central Luzon) has a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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What is the category of Apo Reef Natural Park?
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What type of architecture is prevalent in Batanes due to environmental stresses?
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What is the maximum height of Mount Mayon?
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Study Notes
National Cultural Treasure
- Mahatao Church of Batanes recognized as a National Cultural Treasure in the Philippines.
UNESCO Biosphere Rivers in Palawan
- El Nido-Taytay Managed Resource Protected Area and Coron Island Natural Biotic Area designated as UNESCO Biosphere reserves.
Largest Island in Occidental Mindoro
- Apo Reef Natural Park is the largest island in Occidental Mindoro.
Second Highest Mountain Range
- Mt. Pulag National Park is the second highest mountain range in the Philippines.
Rivers in Iglit-Baco National Park
- Iglit-Baco National Park has a total of eight rivers.
Largest Plant Species in Iglit-Baco National Park
- Significant plant species include the Kalantas Tree and Tindalo.
Heritage Sites in Luzon
- Region III (Central Luzon) lacks a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Apo Reef Natural Park
- Location: Sablayan, Occidental Mindoro.
- Category: Natural site; largest island and second largest contiguous coral reef.
- Notable for being the second largest juvenile marine fish producer, after Tubbataha Reefs Natural Park.
- Comprised of three islands: Apo Island (largest), Apo Menor (Binangaan), and Cayos del Bajo Tinangkapang.
- Features shallow lagoons (2m to 10m depth) and mangrove forests; designated as a protected area under Presidential Proclamation No. 868 (1996).
Batanes Protected Landscape and Seascapes
- Location: Batanes.
- Category: Cultural site; home to Mahatao Church.
- Displays unique ecosystems: terrestrial, wetland, and marine, featuring wave-cut cliffs and secluded beaches.
- Traditional architecture made from stone, adapted to strong winds and monsoon weather.
Coron Island Natural Biotic Area
- Location: Coron, Palawan.
- Category: Mixed site; part of the Palawan UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.
- Characterized by Permian limestone, steep cliffs, and deep ravines; 70% of the area consists of rocky cliffs.
- Features eight brackish lakes connected to the sea; vertical cliffs reach up to 600m above sea level.
El Nido-Taytay Managed Resource Protected Area
- Location: El Nido and Taytay, Palawan.
- Category: Natural site; recognized as a UNESCO Biosphere reserve.
- Encompasses over 36,000 hectares of land and 54,000 hectares of marine waters; includes Bacuit Bay, a sanctuary for dugongs and marine turtles.
- Rich biodiversity includes five mammal species, such as the Malayan Pangolin, and 16 endemic bird species, including the Palawan Peacock Pheasant.
Mayon Volcano Natural Park
- Location: Albay, Bicol Region.
- Category: Natural site; known as the most active volcano in the Philippines with a perfect conical shape.
- Has erupted over 51 times since its first recorded eruption in 1814.
- Stands at a height of 2,462 meters.
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Test your knowledge of Philippine heritage and cultural treasures in this quiz. Covering topics from UNESCO Biosphere reserves to regional landmarks, it's perfect for students reviewing past quizzes. Challenge yourself and enhance your understanding of the Philippines' rich cultural history!
