1. The following are examples of alinga lullabies, EXCEPT A Bua B. Dagdagay C. Oppia D. Owiwi
2. An Ifugao chanted epic poetry which is recited and chanted only during four occasions: harvesting of rice, weddings, Funeral wakes and rituals. A Ambahan B. Hudhud C. Kudyapi D. Kulial
3. The vocal music of Tausug in Cordillera. A. Bua B. Hudhud C. Langan bata-bata D. Pamuybuyen
4. This vocal music expresses love that is accompanied by kudyapi and played by both man and woman A Kulial B. Kawayanna C. Lantege D. Tultul
5. It is chanted vocal music about epic heroes and usually chanted at night anding at day break. A Kulial B. Kawayanna C. Lantege D. Tultul
6. It is a song about the legends which also means the 'fear of water", A. Ibaloi Badhw B. Hudhud C. Pamuybuyen D. Tultul 7. It is a musical characteristic where a syllable is a sung against several note passages. A. Duple Meter B. Melismatic C. Octavina D. Tuhul
8. The song used to communicate with spirits in rituals for healing the sick and protecting the community. A. Ambahan B. Kulial C. Marayaw D. Pamuybuyen
9. It is considered as the signature form for specific cultures in Cordillera, which also means "people who live in houses". A Ibaloi Badiw B. Hudhud C. Kulial D. Tultul
10. It is chanted epic poetry which is recited only during 4 occassions. A ibaloi Badiw B. Hudhud C. Pamuybuyen D. Tultul​