KOLEHIYO NG PANTUKAN

GE- ELECT 2 INDIGENOUS CREATIVE CRAFTS

Mid-term Examination for the 2nd Semester- 2nd term
A.Y. 2023-2024

Name:______________________________ Date:___________ Score:________

Year level/blk.:____________

General Instruction: Read and comprehend each question. Any form of alterations on your answers
is considered incorrect. STRICTLY NO ERASURE. God bless you!
TEST I: ENUMERATION. Answer what is being asked and write your answer in the blank after the
number. Use Sentence case format upon answering. WRONG SPELLING NOT COUNTED.
(3 points each)

I. Enumerate in order the six (6) types of weaving.

1.____________________________
2.____________________________
3.____________________________
4.____________________________
5.____________________________
6.____________________________

II. List down the five (5) types of Ifugao Basket.

7._________________________
8._________________________
9._________________________
10.________________________
11.________________________

III. Give the four (4) Jewelries of tribal people.

12.________________________
13.________________________
14.________________________
15.________________________

TEST II: INDENTIFICATION. Read the following questions carefully and write the correct answer on
the space provided. Any form of alterations is considered incorrect. Use lowercase form upon
answering. (3 points each)
________________________16. It is the process of crossing one group of threads, the weft, with a
second group of threads, the warp, to make cloth or a decorative.
artwork.
________________________17. It is the simplest of all types of weave.
________________________18. It is well-known for their handweaving, a tradition with ancient roots,
with the kapas or cotton as the main material.
________________________19. This weaving refers to the motifs executed as though they are
embedded in the geometry of weaving itself.
________________________20. This weaving is made from the fibers of the leaves of the red
Bisaya pineapple through an arduous process.
________________________21. This tribe reside in the mountainous northern portion of the island
of Luzon.
________________________22. It refers an ifugao man’s back pack used in a long journey including
heads taking raids.
________________________23. It is snail gathering basket from the Ifugao tribal people of the
Philippines.
________________________24. It is a finely woven rattan container with cover and straps.
________________________25. This rare and stunning basket, are used for storage rice.
________________________26. These are the decoration used for the body.
________________________27. It is one of the most precious living traditions that are still kept until
today is weaving.
________________________28. An ornament for the leg, of the same nature as the anklet.
________________________29. It is bracelets as charm , made from black coral.
________________________30. A man’s upper arm ornament made out of boar’s tusks.

TEST III: MODIFIED TRUE OR FALSE. (3 pts.) Write T if the statement is correct. Write F if the
statement is incorrect and encircle the erroneous word or group of words and provide the correct
word to make the whole sentence correct. Use Sentence case format upon answering.
________________________31. Handicraft is the process of crossing one group of threads, the weft,
with a second group of threads, the warp, to make cloth or a
decorative artwork.
________________________32. The Hablon textile revolves around the idea of centeredness, which
symbolizes permanence, order, and balance, key factors in the life
of the Bontoc people.
________________________33. The Pinilian textiles exhibit motifs executed as though they are
embedded in the geometry of weaving itself.
________________________34. The cultivation of rice is very important to the Ifugao, and several of
the baskets in our collection are related its procurement and
storage.
________________________35. Aetas basket weaving requires agile fingers and toes.
________________________36. Manobo basket is made from rattan and pandan that is used for
storing rice.
________________________37. Kalinga is famous for their completed beadwork, wonderful woven
fabrics and beautiful brass ornaments.
________________________38. Tattoos decoration used for the body.
________________________39. Tattoos were applied to warriors after fighting a battle to symbolize
male valor.
________________________40. Buntok is a woven headgear from the Pasil, Kalinga using dyed
materials.

TEST IV: MATCHING TYPE. Match the items in Column A with the corresponding items in Column B
by writing the letter in the blank provided. Use UPPERCASE format upon answering. (3 points each)

Column A Column B
_____________41. Pinilian A. Ifugao
_____________42. Piña B. Jewelries
_____________43. Tupil C. Manobo
_____________44. Kalaw D. Aetas
_____________45. Tangkil E. Cordillera
F. Headdress
G. Ilocos Region
H. Aklan

TEST V: CREATION. Provide the correct answer of the following questions.

46. Illustrate at least one jewelry of tribal people and discuss the importance of the jewelry you’ve
illustrated. (15 pts.)
47. Why weaving is important to the culture of tribal people? Follow the given rubrics below
(15 points each).
RUBRICS FOR ESSAY SCORING:
Content - 5pts.
Organization of Thoughts - 10pts.

48. Why indigenous basket is important and how would you preserve it?
Follow the given rubrics below (15 points each).
RUBRICS FOR ESSAY SCORING:
Content - 5pts.
Organization of Thoughts - 10pts.

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“Knowing Is Not Enough; We Must Apply. Wishing Is Not Enough; We Must Do.”
– Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe
 Ref. No: CPO-TOS-035
KOLEHIYO NG PANTUKAN Status: Initial
Juan A Sarenas Campus,
Kingking, Pantukan, Davao de Oro Date Issued: June 2016

TABLE OF SPECIFICATIONS
Second Term, Second Semester/ Academic Year 2023-2024

Name:Louie Jay C. Nerosa Examination : Second Exam_

Total Number of items: __48
College:BSTM, BSBA-MM Total Number of Point : 180__
Subject: Indigenous Creative Crafts No. of Students: 123
Content Behavior Dimensions
Dimension Remembering Understanding Applying Analyzing Evaluating Creating
(Topic) Total
(Knowledge) (Comprehension) (Application) (Analysis) (Evaluation) (synthesis)
Test I
Test II Test III Test VI
Indigenous (1,2,3,4,5, Test IV
(16,17,18,19, (47)
weaving 6) (41,42) 63
20) (31,32,33)
Test I Test II Test III Test VI
Test IV
Indigenous (7,8,9,10, (21,22,23,24, (48) 57
(43)
Baskets 11) 25) (34,35,36)
Indigenous
Creative Arts
For Weaving,
Baskets And Test I Test III
Test II
(12,13,14, Test IV Test V
Physical (26,27,28,29, 60
15) (37,38,39, (44,45) (46)
Ornaments 30)
40)
That Represent
Their Cultural
Life
45 45 30 15 30 15
Total 180

Important: Minimum number of points per examination is 100. Each examination should be comprehensive to include all
behavior dimensions.

Prepared by:

LOUIE JAY C. NEROSA, CTP

Signature of Instructor

May 14, 2024

Date

Checked/Noted by:

DR. EUFROSINA P. MINES

VP for Academic Affairs and Research