GED 2 Quiz on Filipino Cultural Heritage

What does cultural heritage refer to?

• Cultural aspects vital for preservation

• Modern technological advancements

• Political systems of a society

• Only tangible artifacts

Which of the following is an example of intangible cultural heritage?

• Heritage sites

• Traditional music

• Monuments

• Archaeological remains

What type of heritage includes buildings and structures of historic significance?

• Natural heritage

• Cultural heritage

• Built heritage

• Intangible heritage

According to Fernando N. Zialcita, culture is acquired through what?

• Genetic inheritance

• Symbolic systems

• Economic systems

• Political systems

What are the three components of culture?

• What people believe, what they feel, and what they see

• What people say, what they write, and what they read

• What people think, what they do, and what they own

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

How does Andres describe the Filipino identity?

• A purely Malay identity

• A reflection of modern technology

• A blend of Eastern and Western influences

• A product of isolation

What is the significance of family ties in Filipino culture?

• They are considered unimportant

• They are the foundation of social security

• They are only relevant in urban areas

• They are a source of conflict

What does Koyama suggest about the Filipino psyche?

• It is solely based on pre-colonial traditions

• It is shaped by multiple histories and cultures

• It is influenced by a single culture

• It is static and unchanging

What was the social structure of pre-Hispanic Filipino society?

• Democratic and egalitarian

• Divided into tribes with a class system

• Centralized under a single ruler

• Non-hierarchical and fluid

What were the three classes of people in pre-Hispanic society?

• Warrior, Scholar, Artisan

• Datu, Timawa, Alipin

• Chief, Priest, Farmer

• Noble, Merchant, Peasant