GED 5- Cultural Heritage Quiz A

What does cultural heritage refer to?

• Sports and entertainment

• Language and folklore

• Food and clothing

• Science and technology

According to UNESCO, what does culture include?

• Politics and economics

• Science and mathematics

• Arts and letters

• Medicine and healthcare

What are the components of culture?

• How people communicate, what they buy, and what they build

• Where people live, what they study, and what they believe

• What people think, what they do, and the material objects they produce

• What people eat, what they wear, and what they produce

How did Andres describe the Filipinos?

• As a blend of East and West

• As purely Oriental

• As isolated from other cultures

• As completely Westernized

What did Koyama sum up the Filipino psyche as?

• A person with two histories and two cultures

• A person with five histories and five cultures

• A person with three histories and three cultures

• A person with four histories and four cultures

According to De la Costa, what cultures permeate the Filipino personality?

• Malay, Spanish, American, and Korean

• Malay, Spanish, American, and Japanese

• Malay, Spanish, American, and Chinese

• Malay, Spanish, American, and Indian

What is attributed to the success of Filipinos overseas?

• Their ability to blend Western pragmatism with Eastern sentimentalism

• Their adherence to traditional values

• Their isolation from other cultures

• Their resistance to foreign influence

What does cultural heritage provide to a group of people?

• A sense of isolation

• A sense of unity and belonging

• A sense of competition

• A sense of superiority

What is the built heritage of cultural heritage?

• Intangible aspects like language and folklore

• Tangible significant places like monuments and churches

• Natural features like hills and water bodies

• Traditional activities and practices

What is the natural heritage of cultural heritage?

• Traditional activities and practices

• Natural features like hills and water bodies

• Tangible significant places like monuments and churches

• Intangible aspects like language and folklore