Pinoy Trivia

Instead of kissing or hugging, Filipinos greet their elder by taking his hand and places the back of it to their foreheads. This gesture is known as:

• salute

• hello greet

• "pagsisimba"

• "pagmamano"

"Kuya" is a Filipino title or name for a/an:

• older sister

• older brother

• uncle

• aunt

"Lolo" and "lola" are the titles/names the Filipinos use for

• grandpa and grandma

• dad and mom

• uncle and aunt

• favorite cousins

What are the typical table utensils used by Filipinos?

• fork and knife

• spoon and knife

• spoon and fork

• chop sticks

Filipinos have the longest Christmas celebration. In what month does it start?

• October

• August

• January

• September

What do you call this Filipino means of transportation?

• taxi

• jeepney

• toktok

• tricycle

In the Philippines, it's uncommon to say restroom, toilet or bathroom. Instead they usually say, where is the ______?

• C.R. or comfort room

• washroom

• banyo

• powder room

When Filipinos are very satisfied with the food they're eating, they say:

• " me gusto"

• " sabroso"

• "ang sarap"

• "delicioso"

As an introduction or greeting or to ask how a friend is doing, Filipinos say:

• Hello!

• "Kumusta"

• How are you?

• "Kain na"

During birthdays, this dish is often on the dining table to symbolize long life. What is this dish?

• "palabok"

• "adobo"

• "pancit"

• "lumpia"