Pre-Colonial Philippine Literature Quiz
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Which script was used for writing during the pre-colonial period in the Philippines?

  • Alibata
  • Sanskrit
  • Baybayin (correct)
  • Hieroglyphics

During the pre-colonial period, what was the primary role of the social class known as 'Maharlika'?

  • Merchants
  • Warriors (correct)
  • Farmers
  • Religious leaders

Which ancient Filipino epic tells the story of the legendary hero Lam-ang?

  • Biag ni Lam-ang (correct)
  • Ibalong
  • Darangen
  • Hudhud

What was the primary medium of communication during the pre-colonial period in the Philippines?

<p>Oral tradition (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which university is associated with this test?

<p>Cebu Normal University (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which group arrived in the Philippines around 15000-30000 BC?

<p>Aeta (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which group arrived in the Philippines around 2500 BC using oceanic vessels?

<p>Proto-Malays (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which group is associated with seafarming, farming, building of houses from trees, and creation of fire for cooking?

<p>Balangays (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which group is associated with the cultural practices of Mandarangan (war), Lalahon (harvest), and Siginarungan (hell)?

<p>Ilongots (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which group is associated with the cultural practices of Lakambini (throat), Bitbit (for good health), and Lakambacod (guard of crops)?

<p>Mangyan (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Baybayin

An ancient Filipino script used for writing before the Spanish colonization.

Maharlika

The warrior class in pre-colonial Philippine society.

Biag ni Lam-ang

An epic Filipino poem that narrates the adventures of Lam-ang, a legendary hero known for his bravery and strength.

Oral tradition

The primary method of passing information and knowledge in pre-colonial Philippines, relying on storytelling, songs, and dances.

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Aeta

An indigenous group in the Philippines believed to be among the first inhabitants, arriving around 15,000-30,000 BC.

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Proto-Malays

A group that migrated to the Philippines around 2500 BC, using seafaring skills to navigate the waters.

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Balangays

A group associated with advanced agricultural practices, including seafarming, and skilled in building houses and creating fire.

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Ilongots

An indigenous group with a rich cultural heritage, known for their practices like Mandarangan (war), Lalahon (harvest), and Siginarungan (hell).

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Mangyan

An indigenous group known for their cultural practices like Lakambini (throat), Bitbit (for good health), and Lakambacod (guard of crops).

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Cebu Normal University

The university associated with a particular examination.

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Study Notes

Pre-Colonial Period in the Philippines

  • The script used for writing during the pre-colonial period was the Alibata or Baybayin.
  • The primary role of the social class known as 'Maharlika' was to serve as warriors and protect the datu (leader) and the community.

Ancient Filipino Epic

  • The epic tells the story of the legendary hero Lam-ang, known as Biag ni Lam-ang.

Primary Medium of Communication

  • The primary medium of communication during the pre-colonial period was Tattoos.

Arrivals in the Philippines

  • The group that arrived in the Philippines around 15000-30000 BC was the Negritos.
  • The group that arrived in the Philippines around 2500 BC using oceanic vessels was the Austronesians.

Cultural Practices

  • The Austronesians are associated with seafarming, farming, building of houses from trees, and creation of fire for cooking.
  • The Tagalogs are associated with the cultural practices of Mandarangan (war), Lalahon (harvest), and Siginarungan (hell).
  • The Pangasinans are associated with the cultural practices of Lakambini (throat), Bitbit (for good health), and Lakambacod (guard of crops).

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Test your knowledge on the Pre-Colonial Period of Philippine Literature with this quiz. Explore the rich cultural heritage and oral traditions of the Philippines before the arrival of foreign influences. Challenge yourself and see how much you know about the indigenous literary works and traditions of this vibrant era in Filipino history.

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