1. A cleansing nitual performed by the babaylan, accompanied by musical instrument made of bamboo & strings. A. Aruding C. Laplap B. Babarak D. Pagdiwata 2. A wooden xylophone at Sulu, played by striking the wooden keys with a mallet. A. Gabbang C. Kudyapi B. Kubing D. Sagung 3. It is a chanted epic poetry consisting of poems about heroism, honor, love, and revenge, was declared in 2001 by the UNESCO as "Masterpiece of the Oral & Intangible Heritage of Humanity". A. Alim C. Hudhud B. Aliguyon D. Ambahan 4. It consists of eight graduated --sized gongs called A. Agung C. Kulintang B. Bandil D. Gandingan 5. A song in triple time that can be of any topic about love, resentment, or social commentary. A. Balitaw C. Kumintang B. Kundiman D. Harana 6. This intermission act featured comedy skits, music, monologue, acrobats, and even magical acts performed in between long Sarswela acts during the Japanese period. A. Bodabil C. Moro-Moro B. Komedya D. Sarswela 7. A chanted poetry that has no specific tone style, it is made up of 7 syllables in one line and ranges from 3 to 134 lines. A. Ambahan C. Sanskrit B. Luka D. Tipanu 8. Bamboo tubes where Mangyans write the lyrics in order to preserve their music. A. Ambahan C. Sanskrit B. Luka D. Tipanu 9. A flat gong made of bronze, it is played with a mallet or with bare hands. A. Gangsa C. Patteteg B. Kulintang D. Tongatong 10. It is a collaborati​