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    LALIG NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

    Lalig, Tiaong, Quezon

    ARTS 8

    NAME:___________________________________________________ SECTION: __________________

    Multiple Choice: Read each item carefully. Use the piece of answer sheet provided by your teacher. Do not answer in
    this paper.
    ___ 1. Thai silk is mainly produced in _____ which is the center of the silk industry in Thailand.
    A. Takeo B. Khorat C. Kampot D. Ha Dong
    ____2. The traditional check scarves worn almost universally in Cambodians, are made of cotton.
    A. Uneven twill B. Ikat C. Krama D. Shantung
    ___ 3. This is the center of weaving and sericulture of the many Vietnamese fabrics.
    A. Takeo B. Khorat C. Kampot D. Ha Dong
    ___ 4. The most common fabric in Malaysia and Singapore.
    A. Batik B. Krama C. Sihn D. Ebony satin
    ____5. The term batik came from the Indonesian-Malay word “titik” which means__________.
    A. point, scoop and drop C. point, dot and drop
    B. point, dot and drag D. point, line and shape
    ___ 6. Brunei’s traditional textile is also called batik, but it is uniquely different because it designs have their ___.
    A. National hero B. geometric motifs C. national tree D. national flower
    ___ 7. These are made up of rice paper with a bamboo frame which contains a fuel cell or small candle.
    A. Flying carpet B. Flying lantern C. Wayang kulit D. Wau kite
    ___ 8. A type of puppet shadow play performed around the Indo – Malayan Archipelago.
    A. Flying carpet B. flying lantern C. Wayang kulit D. Wau kite
    ___ 9. This is a type of cap from Brunei which is made from velvet.
    A. Sihn B. dastar C. tangkolok D. songkok
    ___10. A Malaysian kite wherein its wings are similar to Arabic letter.
    A. Songkok B. Flying lantern C. Wayang kulit D. Wau kite
    ___11. A men’s head gear for Muslims which is a piece of cloth tied around the head.
    A. Sihn B. Dastar C. Tangkolok D. Songkok
    ___12. Silk weaving : Cambodia ; Golden thread silk : _____________
    A. Indonesia B. Malaysia C. Vietnam D. Thailand
    ___13. Batik : Indonesian- Malay ; _______________ : Vietnam
    A. Handicrafts B. Sihn C. Silk weaving D. Golden Thread
    ___14. Wayang kulit: Ramayana ; Tangkolok: _________
    A. Songkok B. Dalang C. Flying lantern D. Sa
    ___15. Handicraft : Cambodia ; Silk painting : _______________.
    A. Brunei B. Vietnam C. Indonesia D. Thailand
    ___16. Dalang : ____________; Kopiah : Songkok
    A. Wau kite B. Wayang kulit C. Sa D. Dastar
    ___17. In what country you will find the Sky Lantern Festival?
    A. Thailand B. Laos C. Singapore D. Brunei
    ___18. The Lao women’s ankle long skirt whose form is undeniable but whose patterns are unique is called_____.
    A. Silk worm B. Krama C. Sihn D. Ebony satin
    ___19. Golden thread silks were born in Vietnam. Many of our Vietnamese fabrics from Ha Dong the center of weaving
    and ______.
    A. Batik B. Sericulture C. Ikat Technique D. Stone carving
    ___20. Wau kite in Malay is a uniquely designed Malaysian kite. Farmers used kites as a scarecrow in the fields and as
    a means to___________.
    A. Keep their children awake C. Lull their children to sleep
    B. Scare their children D. Encourage children to work.

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