Lesson 3

Question 1

When was the arrival of spaniards

Answer 1

1521

Question 2

When was the subsequent invasion of spaniards

Answer 2

1565

Question 3

Those communities who are located in lowland areas near riverbanks and seashores

Answer 3

Barangay

Question 4

Referred to themselves living together in a community

Answer 4

Barangay

Question 5

Equivalent word of Barangay in visayan communities

Answer 5

Haop or dolohan

Question 6

Barangay came from the word ??

Answer 6

Balangay

Question 7

A barangay is headed by

Answer 7

Datu / Chieftain

Question 8

His primary duties were to protect the barangay and promote its welfare and interest

Answer 8

Datu

Question 9

What are the powers of a datu

Answer 9

Executive, legislative, and judicial powers

Question 10

Is a barangay dependent or independent

Answer 10

Independent

Question 11

Barangays were composed of three groups of people

Answer 11

The nobles
The freemen
The dependents

Question 12

It consisted of the datu and his relatives who belong to the noble lineage

Answer 12

The nobles

Question 13

How datu is called tagalog communities as

Answer 13

Maginoo

Question 14

The ruling class of the barangay who yielded vast influence

Answer 14

The noble

Question 15

It is composed of the offspring of inherently free people, descendant of mixed marriage of nobles and commoners, and dependents who earned freedom

Answer 15

The freemen

Question 16

They were the followers of the datu whose role was to help him in activities that involve the welfare of the barangay

Answer 16

The freemen

Question 17

Maharlika
Timawa
Alipin

Question 18

It composed of people who were not to pay they debts, legal fines, caputured in battle, or born to dependent paremts

Answer 18

Dependent

Question 19

What is alipin in visayan communities

Answer 19

Oripun

Question 20

There are two types of alipin

Answer 20

Namamahay and Sagigilid

Question 21

The main means of transportation in barangay is

Answer 21

Boats

Question 22

There are three types of houses

Answer 22

Permanent wooden structures
Cottages
Tree house

Question 23

These houses were occupied by status

Answer 23

Permanent wooden structures

Question 24

A house occupied by ordinary people

Answer 24

Cottage

Question 25

Houses that were only used furing wars

Answer 25

Tree house

Question 26

Before the arrival of Spaniards, women are considered by the barangay sa equal man

Answer 26

True

Question 27

If there were criminal or civil cases

Answer 27

The datu would act as the judge or hukom

Question 28

What are the attire of males

Answer 28

Kanggan Bahag Putong

Question 29

A colorless jacket with sleeves

Answer 29

Kanggang

Question 30

A strip of clothes wrapped in the waist of a man

Answer 30

Bahag

Question 31

What is the color of a kanggan of a datu?

Answer 31

Red

Question 32

What is the color of a kanggan of a person who is below the datu

Answer 32

Blue ot black

Question 33

It is called head gears

Answer 33

Putong

Question 34

A cloth wrapped around the head

Answer 34

Putong

Question 35

This Putong entailed as manliness or bravery

Answer 35

Red putong

Question 36

A symbol of maculinity in viasayas

Answer 36

Tattoos

Question 37

Attire of a visayan male

Answer 37

Bahag Putong Tattoos

Question 38

The upper cloth of a female

Answer 38

Baro or camisa

Question 39

A jacket with sleeves for female

Answer 39

Baro or camisa

Question 40

The lower clothes of female is

Answer 40

Saya

Question 41

A loose skirt for a female

Answer 41

Saya

Question 42

A long cloth wrapped around the waist of a woman

Answer 42

Tapis

Question 43

The Spaniards called the Visayans as

Answer 43

Pintados

Question 44

A symbol of beauty for both men and womem

Answer 44

Tattoo

Question 45

It means they had more than one god to worship to

Answer 45

Polytheism

Question 46

The creator of earth and all living things

Answer 46

Bathala

Question 47

Religious or spiritual leaders

Answer 47

Babaylan

Question 48

People who wear attire designed for the opposite sex or simply called as crossdressers

Answer 48

Transvestites

Question 49

A spiritual leader who performs rituals of a barangay

Answer 49

Babaylan