CPAR Group Quiz PDF

Region 1 - Ilocos Sur: Burnay Pottery - Artisans: Collective of skilled craftsmen, revived by Teofilo "Namtiko" Garcia. - Origins: 16th century, influenced by Chinese techniques. - Features: Earthenware, rustic, traditional designs, used for storage, highly valued. Region 2 - Nueva Vizcaya: "Bon...

Region 1 - Ilocos Sur: Burnay Pottery - Artisans: Collective of skilled craftsmen, revived by Teofilo "Namtiko" Garcia. - Origins: 16th century, influenced by Chinese techniques. - Features: Earthenware, rustic, traditional designs, used for storage, highly valued. Region 2 - Nueva Vizcaya: "Bonsai" Poem by Edith Tiempo - Date & Author: December 23, 1972, by Edith Tiempo. - Theme: Love and memories as a small yet valuable Bonsai, is valuable and can be inherited. Region 3 - Pampanga: Mangamaru Folk Dance - Origin: Created by Kapampangan people, no specific date. - Inspiration: Catching mole crickets, reflecting survival and resilience. (Mangamaru – Wild Cricket Catchers ; Maru – Cricket) - Depiction: Lively, challenging dance mirroring the mole cricket hunt. NCR - Malabon: "Mother and Child" by Benedicto Cabrera - Artist & Date: Benedicto Cabrera, 1942. - Theme: Maternal love, struggles of motherhood, artist's empathy as a firstborn. Region IV-A (CALABARZON): Higantes Festival - Artists: Carlos 'Botong' Francisco, Artemio Tajan, Maestro Lucio San Pedro. - Origin: Late 1800s, Spanish colonial period; formalized in the 1980s. - Info: Honors Saint Clement, featuring giant papier-mâché figures, symbolizing agrarian protest. Linked to a tall hacienda caretaker, Karias Tangkad. Region IV-B (MIMAROPA): Ambahan - Artist: Hanunoo Mangyans. - Origin: Centuries-old cultural heritage. - Info: Traditional Mangyan poetry with roots several hundred years ago. Region V (Bicol): Sarung Banggi - Composer: Potenciano Gregorio. - Date: Composed on May 10, 1910. - Info: A famous Bicolano love song, "One Night," telling of an enchanted evening encounter. Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR): The Builders - Sculptor: Ben Hur G. Villanueva (1938-2020), assisted by his sons. - Date: Unveiled in September 2009 during Baguio's centennial. - Info: A bronze statue honoring those who contributed to Baguio City's construction and progress. Region VI: St. John Nepomuceno Baroque Church - Location: Anini-y, Antique. - Origin: Built around 1630-1638 by Augustinian Friars, rebuilt between 1845-1879. - Materials: Coral reefs carved into blocks, held together with egg whites and yolks. - Purpose: Served religious, cultural, social, and political roles during the Spanish Colonial Period. - Patron Saint: St. John of Nepomuceno, protector against floods and drowning. Region VII: Lapu-Lapu Monument - Location: Mactan Shrine, Cebu. - Artist: Unknown; commissioned by the town council. - Origin: Unveiled in 1981, following Republic Act 5695. - Purpose: Honors Datu Lapu-Lapu, who led the resistance in the Battle of Mactan on April 27, 1521. - Symbolism: Represents Filipino courage, resistance to colonization, and the fight for independence. Region VIII: Kuratsa Dance - Origin: Inspired by the Mexican "La Cucaracha" dance, no specific creation date. - Influence: Reflects Spanish colonization in the Philippines (1565-1868). - Popularity: Traditional dance in Leyte and Samar, widely performed at fiestas, reunions, and weddings. - Theme: Dance of flirtation and courtship, mimicking the mating ritual of a rooster and hen. Region IX: Tennun - Tradition: Weaving among the Yakan people from Lamitan, Basilan. - Meaning: "Tennun" means "woven cloth" in Yakan. - Design: Inspired by nature, daily life, and Islamic symbols. Region X: Vega Ancestral House - Location: Balingasag, Misamis Oriental. - Builder: Ignacio Juan Vega, established in the late 1800s. - Owner: Maria Clara Vega Jimenez. - Material: Made from molave wood, featuring a carved man appearing to carry the second floor. Region XI: Giant Durian Genesis Lore - Location: Davao International Airport, Sasa, Davao City. - Artist: Rey Mudjahid Ponce Millan (Kublai Millan). - Sculpture: Concrete depiction of a halved durian fruit with six people inside, representing Mindanao’s three major groups: Lumad, Bangsamoro, and Christian settlers. Region XII: T’nalak - Location: Lake Sebu, Mindanao. - Material: Abaca fibers. - Technique: Woven on a backstrap loom, using ikat dyeing. - Uses: Rituals, festivals, and barter economy. Region XIII: Kahimunan Festival - Location: Butuan City, Agusan del Norte. - Date: January 3. - Purpose: Thanksgiving to Santo Niño, honoring indigenous practices. Bangsamoro: Sarimanok - Location: Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM). - Description: Bird-like creature with a fish, symbolizing flight and wealth. - Symbolism: Associated with Maranao royalty and used in official seals and logos.