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[T] [F] 1. Patadyong is also used as a tapis when bathing outdoors or washing
clothes in the river, or as a carriage for babies.
[T] [F] 2. The Negrenses also weave fabric from abaca twine and indigenous plants
like banana known as sinamay.
[T] [F] 3. The town of Antiquera is known for its woven products such as mats, wall
decorations, and the famous colorful sleeping mat called banig.
[T] [F] 4. Basket weaving is among the earliest industries that have been
established in Bohol.
[T] [F] 5. Pagpaparas is a process of pounding the bariw when it turned into deep
brown until such time that the leaves become soft.
[T] [F] 6. Piña weaving is an age-old tradition in Antique, the leading manufacturer
of piña cloth in the country.
[T] [F] 7. Kapiz shells are formed into various craft products like plates, utility box,
chandelier, windows, among others.
[T] [F] 8. The Ruins of Talisay, Negros Occidental was destroyed by fire during the
World War I, leaving behind the concrete structure that stands up to this
day.
[T] [F] 9. Molo Church of Molo, Iloilo is regarded as a “Women’s Church” because
of the 16 women saints inside and its patron saint St. Ann.
[T] [F] 10. The municipality of Tubigon is known as the “Loom Weaving Center of
the Philippines”