This document contains a 15-item summative test on Contemporary Philippine Arts from the Regions (CPAR) focusing on local materials found in Nueva Ecija. The test assesses knowledge of various local plants and materials like bamboo, abaca, water lily and cogon that are abundant resources in the Philippines. It also covers which local materials like nito, rattan and abaca can be used for purposes like roofing, furniture-making and crafts. Achieving a stable economy through utilizing local materials is one potential benefit highlighted.
This document contains a 15-item summative test on Contemporary Philippine Arts from the Regions (CPAR) focusing on local materials found in Nueva Ecija. The test assesses knowledge of various local plants and materials like bamboo, abaca, water lily and cogon that are abundant resources in the Philippines. It also covers which local materials like nito, rattan and abaca can be used for purposes like roofing, furniture-making and crafts. Achieving a stable economy through utilizing local materials is one potential benefit highlighted.
This document contains a 15-item summative test on Contemporary Philippine Arts from the Regions (CPAR) focusing on local materials found in Nueva Ecija. The test assesses knowledge of various local plants and materials like bamboo, abaca, water lily and cogon that are abundant resources in the Philippines. It also covers which local materials like nito, rattan and abaca can be used for purposes like roofing, furniture-making and crafts. Achieving a stable economy through utilizing local materials is one potential benefit highlighted.
This document contains a 15-item summative test on Contemporary Philippine Arts from the Regions (CPAR) focusing on local materials found in Nueva Ecija. The test assesses knowledge of various local plants and materials like bamboo, abaca, water lily and cogon that are abundant resources in the Philippines. It also covers which local materials like nito, rattan and abaca can be used for purposes like roofing, furniture-making and crafts. Achieving a stable economy through utilizing local materials is one potential benefit highlighted.
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BULAC NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Bulac, Talavera, Nueva Ecija
SUMMATIVE TEST IN CONTEMPORARY PHILIPPINE ARTS FROM THE REGIONS (CPAR) Name:_______________________________________ Date: _____________ Score:______________ Read the questions carefully. Choose the letter that corresponds to your answer and write it on the blank provided before each number. __________1. The following are examples of local materials that can be found in Nueva Ecija except: a. Bamboo b. cogon c. water lily d. abaca __________2. Which among the following statements best describe local materials? a. These are resources that are abundant in one area at a certain time. b. They can be found in most parts of the country. c. These materials could not be related to other foreign materials. d. Local materials cannot be exclusive in only one area. ___________3. Which among the following products can be made using water lily? a. basket b. vase c. doormat d. all of the above ___________4. The use of local materials in creating an artwork shows the artist’s ____________. a. authenticity b. creativity c. resourcefulness d. talent ___________5 It is the tallest palm tree in the Philippines. It has a big leaf with a strong stem. a. Bamboo b. Water Hyacinth c. Cogon d. Buli ___________6. It is a very popular material used in making roofs and belongs to the family of palm that grows wildly in Aurora Province a. nito b. rattan c. abacca d. nipa ___________7. Nito is a local material which belong to the family of _____________. a. palm b. banana c. fern d. grass ___________8. Which among the local materials belong to the family of pandan and very popular in Aurora especially in terms of hat making? a. Sabutan b. abacca c. nito d. nipa ___________9. These materials are very abundant in Aurora Province and can be crafted into wind chimes a. abacca b. sabutan c. nipa d. shells ___________10. Which among the following local materials can be used in making furniture? a. nipa b.rattan c. abacca d. nito ___________11. A perennial weed that grows in thick circular patches. It has flat, rigid, and yellowish-green leaves that can be up to 6 feet long and about an inch wide. It can be found in Carranglan, Nueva Ecija. b. Bamboo b. Water Hyacinth c. Cogon d. Buli ___________12. Bamboo can be crafted by means of the following, except: a. cutting b. scraping c. dyeing d. pulling ___________13. . Can we consider the use of local materials as a factor in achieving a stable economy? a. Yes, we can save more money in using local materials since it is cheaper than those of the foreign materials. b. No, the use of local materials has nothing to do with economics. c. Yes, using local materials is good support in our economy since it refrains us from using foreign materials and it prevents us from the environmental impact of transportation. d. No, crafts and other arts made from local materials are not durable thus, they are not economically friendly. What do you call the close connections between people formed by emotional bonds and interactions? ____________14. It has a fibrous husk and a big-hard fruit. It has so many uses that is why it is known as the tree of life. a. Buko b. Buli c. Cogon d. Bamboo ___________15. It has panicles that can be used as a dust broom. Its hollow stem can be used in making fences and garden decorations. a. Corn husk b. Tambo c. Rattan d. Buko
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LARA MAY S. AGUILAR MAYLIN A. TANGCA VIRGINIA G. ORTIZ Subject Teacher Master Teacher I Head Teacher III
