MAPEH BST102

The ____ is indigenous in the Zamboanga peninsula.

They are the biggest non-Muslim community. It means "a person or people of the river."

• Ubo

• T'boli

• Subanen

• B'laan or Bilaan

A sub-tribe of Manobo, the ____, are known for their intricate casting which can be seen in their weaponry and jewelry.

• Ubo

• T'boli

• Subanen

• B'laan or Bilaan

The ____ people live in the Tiruray Highlands of Cotabato. They live on hunting, fishing, and cultivation.

They are famous for their t'nalak - a woven fabric made of abaca.

• Ubo

• T'boli

• Subanen

• B'laan or Bilaan

The ____, meaning the "opponent people," can be found in Southern Mindanao. They are renowned animal hunters and food gatherers. They are famous for their brass ornaments and traditional beadwork.

• Ubo

• T'boli

• Subanen

• B'laan or Bilaan

The ____ traditional weavers are also called dreamweavers - as their t'nalak weaving is inspired by dreams.

• Ubo

• T'boli

• Subanen

• B'laan or Bilaan

____ refers to several tribes living along the mountain ranges of Davao Oriental. Mandaya means "the first people upstream."

• Tirurays

• Mansaka

• Higaonon

• Mandaya

• Bagobos

The _____ group is found in the provinces of Davao del Norte and Compostela Valley. Mansaka means "the first people to ascend the mountains or go upstream."

• Tirurays

• Mansaka

• Higaonon

• Mandaya

• Bagobos

The ____ live in the south of the Cotabato River.

Tiruray means "upper part of a stream or river."

They are famous for their intricately woven basketry covered with design motifs.

• Tirurays

• Mansaka

• Higaonon

• Mandaya

• Bagobos

The ____ lives in the North-Central part of Mindanao. They are known as the "people of the wilderness."

They have a traditional fabric known as the hinabol. In their language, habol means "to weave".’’

• Tirurays

• Mansaka

• Higaonon

• Mandaya

• Bagobos

The ____ are found in Davao del Sur. Bago means "new," while obo means "growth."

• Tirurays

• Mansaka

• Higaonon

• Mandaya

• Bagobos