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    The document is a multiple choice quiz about the Iranun people. It contains 10 questions that test knowledge about the Iranun's cultural and linguistic origins, geographic location, architectural structures, religious practices, burial customs, foods, and musical traditions. The questions cover topics such as the Iranun's relation to other Filipino Muslim groups, the country they are found in, the word for their watch towers, the meaning of the word "Moro", who taught boy children, the five pillars of Islam, their night songs, bathing practices for the dead, shroud materials, and a traditional food made from rice, coconut milk and sugar.

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    The document is a multiple choice quiz about the Iranun people. It contains 10 questions that test knowledge about the Iranun's cultural and linguistic origins, geographic location, architectural structures, religious practices, burial customs, foods, and musical traditions. The questions cover topics such as the Iranun's relation to other Filipino Muslim groups, the country they are found in, the word for their watch towers, the meaning of the word "Moro", who taught boy children, the five pillars of Islam, their night songs, bathing practices for the dead, shroud materials, and a traditional food made from rice, coconut milk and sugar.

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    The document is a multiple choice quiz about the Iranun people. It contains 10 questions that test knowledge about the Iranun's cultural and linguistic origins, geographic location, architectural structures, religious practices, burial customs, foods, and musical traditions. The questions cover topics such as the Iranun's relation to other Filipino Muslim groups, the country they are found in, the word for their watch towers, the meaning of the word "Moro", who taught boy children, the five pillars of Islam, their night songs, bathing practices for the dead, shroud materials, and a traditional food made from rice, coconut milk and sugar.

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    Reporter: ANGELBERT C. TUGADE.

    Topic: IRANUN

    Multiple Choices
    Instructions: Read each statement carefully choose the correct answer.

    1. They are a small Filipino Muslim group of sea-based people who are very closely
    related, culturally and linguistically, to the Maranao and especially to the
    Maguindanao.

    a. Iranun
    b. Islam
    c. Tboli
    d. Maranao

    2. The iranun also founding in what country?

    a. China
    b. Malaysia
    c. Philippines
    d. Germany

    3. Has a biruar (tower in the modern time) as watch house or guard house.

    a. Turugan
    b. Turongan
    c. Tulagan
    d. Turuhan

    4. This word comes in Arabic means "one who follows the traditions of the Prophet".

    a. Islam
    b. Moro
    c. Sunni
    d. Maranao

    5. Who was the teacher of the boy children of iranun?


    a. Datu
    b. Father
    c. Mother
    d. Brother

    6. The Iranun are Muslim and common to all Muslim groups is the performance of
    the five pillars of Islam.

    a. TRUE
    b. MAYBE
    c. FALSE
    d. ALL OF THE ABOVE

    7. This is the song of iranun that was usually sang at night.

    a. Bayok
    b. Mamayog
    c. Darangen
    d. All of the above

    8. It is a burial practices of iranun that taking bath of the dead person.

    a. Janazah
    b. Kafan
    c. Nazah
    d. Janasa

    9. Once the body has been bathed, it's then wrapped in a one-piece shroud called
    kafan, mostly white in color because it signifies simplicity.

    a. FALSE
    b. MAYBE
    c. TRUE
    d. ALL OF THE ABOVE

    10. This is the one of foods of iranun that is made from sticky rice flour, coconut
    milk, and sugar.
    a. Dodol
    b. Tinagtang
    c. Putri mandi
    d. Kumukumsi

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