Identify the different cultural heritage houses in the Philippines and Describe the symbols of these materials used to build the heritage houses.
1. Identify the different cultural heritage houses in the Philippines and Describe the symbols of these materials used to build the heritage houses.
Ancestral houses of the Philippines or Heritage Houses are homes owned and preserved by the same family for several generations as part of the Filipino family culture.
1.)It corresponds to long tradition by Filipino people of venerating Ancestors and Elders. Houses could be a simple house to a mansion. The most common ones are the "Bahay na Bato". Some houses of prominent families had become points of interest or museums in their community because of its cultural, architectural or historical significance.
2-3.) These houses that are deemed of significant importance to the Filipino culture are declared Heritage House by the National Historical Commission of the Philippines (NHCP), previously known as the National Historical Institute (NHI) of the Philippines.
2. Barung-Barung house by Vicente Manansala
Answer:
The barong-barong is represented by a series of simple, geometric forms, sharply lit but unstable and awkward. Manansala’s visual interest lies in a close up shot in which the geometry of the makeshift dwellings offered a secure structure on which to deploy, in their different ways, their patterns of broken color and sensitively rendered surfaces. There are no squatters in Vicente Manansala’s work. Instead, there are cardboard and wood shanties. The barong-barong (makeshift dwellings) is huddled together like hapless human beings on private property. Manansala won first prize at the Manila Grand Open Exhibition and Competition in 1950. The winning entry was called Barong Barong No. 1.
Explanation:
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3. mr. lopez would like to place a fountain in his circular garden on the right. he wants the pipe, where the water will pass through, to be located at the center of the garden mr. lopez does not know where it is. suppose you were asked by mr. lopez to find the center of the garden, how would you do it?
Simple, we are going to find the diameter of the circle then divide it by 2.
Since it is a circle, divide the circle into 2, it is the diameter of the circle, it will be like:
Ф
The diameter can be found by dividing the circular garden into 2, we can place a line or anything straight or just measure using a measurement instrument.
Ф
Now that we have the diameter, divide it by 2.
Example: the diameter is 10meters.
Divide 10 meters by 2, it will be 5 meters, so therefore, we should place the pipe of the fountain in 5 meters inside the circle, measure using a metro tape.
Diameter Ф / 2 = The center, and also the radius of the pipe.
In short, find the radius of the circle using the diameter, the radius is found using the formula : diameter / 2 = radius.
What will I do?
I will find the diameter of the circular garden, this is found by dividing the garden into two, and then the diameter again is divided into two to get the radius, and then the result is going to be the distance between the circular garden line inside of the center.
View using the picture below, it can explain it to you further more.
4. it is a city in bacolod where many heritage houses are well preserved
Answer:
Tama po
Explanation:
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Answer:
SilayExplanation:
Silay is often referred to as the "Paris of Negros" due to its artists, cultural shows and large collection of perfectly preserved heritage houses. More than thirty of these houses have been declared by the National Historical Commission of the Philippines as part of the Silay National Historical Landmark.5. there are 30 houses in negros occidental declared as un icef world heritage site.
Answer:
Negros Occidental - Heritage Houses in Silay City. Known as the “Paris of Negros”, Silay city is famous for its ancestral houses built on a wide range of architectural designs. The city boasts to have the most ancestral houses declared by the National Historical Institute as National Treasures, a total of 29 well-preserved houses.
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6. Question:1. school to national museum=_________2.National museum to Rizals heritage house=___________3.Rizals heritage house to enchanted kingdom=____________basahin po nang maayos Ang nasa taas po at bago ninyo sagutan sa baba ng picture
Answer:
1.) 18.5km/hr 2.) 70km/hr 3.) 60km/hr
Step-by-step explanation:
You see, if you divide the distance (shown at the 5th column) by the time (end time - start time), you'll get the speed!
1.) 37km / 2 hrs = 18.5km/hr
2.) 175km / 2.5 hrs (2 hrs and 30 mins) = 70km/hr
3.) 150km / 2.5 hrs = 60km/hr
7. Para kanino ang sinulat na liham A. Gng. Daisy S. Lopez B. Gng. Lopez S. DaisyC. Jericho PascualD. Piolo Rosales
Answer:
A. Gng. Daisy S. Lopez
Explanation:
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8. 1. Graciano Lopez Jaena3. Emilio Aguinaldo5. Andres Bonifacio4. Vicente Lukban6. Jose Rizal2. Gregorio del Pilarsmiling faceor sad face
Explanation:
USE SMILE PO BECAUSE THEY ARE THE NATIONAL HEROES
Answer:
Smiling Face po☺️ kasi sila ang lumabas sa mga Espanyol at amerikano
Explanation:
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9. mga katuwang na ahensya o organisasyon ng natalio enriquez heritage house
Answer:
i dont know sorry
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10. who is pretty nyshen or nelly
Answer:
no one
Explanation:
because we all god create
11. Direction: write T if the picture shows a tangible heritage and I if intangible heritagevigan housebaybayinrizal monumentmambabatok art tattoocourting by serenading
Answer:
T
I
T
T
I
Explanation:
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Answer:
T
I
T
T
I
Explanation:
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12. it is the oldest heritage house in iloilo built in 1803
Answer:
Casa mariquit is one of the oldest heritage house in iloilo
Answer:
It is CASA MARIQUIT, built in 1803 and oldest heritage houses in Ilo Ilo. Named after the nick name MARIQUIT by Maria Javellana.
Explanation:
I already learned this one in our history class.
Answer:
It is CASA MARIQUIT, built in 1803 and oldest heritage houses in Ilo Ilo. Named after the nick name MARIQUIT by Maria Javellana.
Explanation:
I already learned this one in our history class.
13. When Nellie the Horse got into Farmer Brown's house, she _____ (bolt) in tho the kitchen and _____ (knock) over the dishes. Change the verbs into simple past
Answer:
BOLTED, KNOCKED
Explanation:
When Nellie the Horse got into Farmer Brown's house, she BOLTED (bolt) in tho the kitchen and KNOCKED (knock) over the dishes.
Answer:
SIMPLE PAST
Explanation:
BOLT: BOLTED
KNOCK: KNOCKED
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14. heritage houses in Quezon a._____________ b._____________ c._____________ d._____________
Answer:
The Quezon Heritage House is a historic house museum within the grounds of the Quezon Memorial Circle in Quezon City, Philippines. It is situated across the Quezon City Hall.
Explanation:
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15. what is the difference of heritage houses and from bahay na bato?
Answer:
Heritage Houses are homes owned and preserved by the same family for several generations as part of the Filipino family culture. It corresponds to long tradition by Filipino people of venerating Ancestors and Elders.
Explanation:
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16. what are heritage house? what is its difference from bahay na bato?
Heritage homes are residential properties that the government, typically at the municipal level, designate as having a “special heritage interest”. ... It may also provide a statement explaining the cultural heritage value or interest of the property and a description of its historical attributes while Bahay na bato is a type of building originating during the Philippines' Spanish Colonial period. It is an updated version of the traditional bahay kubo.
17. like you help to promote the importance of Heritage Houses?
Answer:
Because It Can Help Preserve Cultural Heritage Important for Understanding and Social Benefit
Explanation:
Cultural heritage is today threatened on a number of fronts.
Cultural heritage is today threatened on a number of fronts. Embodied in the form of ancient archaeological sites and historical buildings, collections of antiquities, artworks, artifacts and archives, and as the lifeways of contemporary communities, cultural heritage comprises features of continuing existence and past accomplishment recognized by a social group as an enduring symbol of its identity. Benign neglect, devastating accidents, major natural disasters—and increasingly climate change—all challenge our ability to preserve cultural heritage. Think of earthquakes in Haiti and Italy and their ruin of historic buildings and galleries; remember the fires that wreaked havoc on Notre Dame and destroyed collections at the National Museum in Brazil; and imagine the loss of living cultural traditions among Inuit communities seeing massive warming in the Arctic. Social persecution, terrorism, and armed conflict too endanger the preservation of cultural heritage. Consider the burning of historical manuscripts in Timbuktu; recall ISIS blowing up the ancient trading center of Palmyra, the Taliban looting and trafficking ancient treasures; and recognize the Myanmar government’s persecution of the Rohingya for their religious and ethnic ways and the Chinese government for doing the same to Uighurs and Tibetans.
Cultural heritage is today threatened on a number of fronts. Embodied in the form of ancient archaeological sites and historical buildings, collections of antiquities, artworks, artifacts and archives, and as the lifeways of contemporary communities, cultural heritage comprises features of continuing existence and past accomplishment recognized by a social group as an enduring symbol of its identity. Benign neglect, devastating accidents, major natural disasters—and increasingly climate change—all challenge our ability to preserve cultural heritage. Think of earthquakes in Haiti and Italy and their ruin of historic buildings and galleries; remember the fires that wreaked havoc on Notre Dame and destroyed collections at the National Museum in Brazil; and imagine the loss of living cultural traditions among Inuit communities seeing massive warming in the Arctic. Social persecution, terrorism, and armed conflict too endanger the preservation of cultural heritage. Consider the burning of historical manuscripts in Timbuktu; recall ISIS blowing up the ancient trading center of Palmyra, the Taliban looting and trafficking ancient treasures; and recognize the Myanmar government’s persecution of the Rohingya for their religious and ethnic ways and the Chinese government for doing the same to Uighurs and Tibetans.“Benign neglect, devastating accidents, major natural disasters—and increasingly climate change—all challenge our ability to preserve cultural heritage.”
18. saan nakatira si Vicente S. Manansala
Answer:
He was born in Pampanga but in 1910-1981 was active live in Philippines,france
19. nelly is skip counting by 7's. If she says 7 on the first skip, what number will she say on the 17th skip?
Answer:
119 po
Step-by-step explanation:
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20. Heritage architecture includes ancestral houses and churches. TRUE OR FALSE? I need it now✨☝️
Answer:it it is true
Explanation:
I dont know
21. there are 30 houses in negros occidental declared as unicef world heritage true or false
Answer:
FALSE
Explanation:
ONLY 29 preserved houses
22. mr lopez would like to place a fountain in his circular garden on the right. he wants the pipe were the water will pass trough,to be located at the center of the garden. mr lopez does not know where it is. supposed you where asked by mister lopez to find the center of the garden, how would you do it?
measure the total radius of the garden then pinpoint the center
23. Paano Sumikat si Vicente S. Manansala
Answer:
Si Vicente Silva Manansala ay isang Cubist painter at printmaker mula sa Pilipinas. Tinalakay ni Manansala ang mga paksang intimacy, kahirapan, at kultura sa pamamagitan ng kanyang representasyon ng kasalukuyang buhay Pilipino.
Ang kaniyang unang solong eksibisiyon ay ginanap sa Manila Hotel noong 1951. Nakilala siya sa estilong kubismong naaaninag (transparent cubism)–ang kaniyang mga pigura sa kanilang pinakapayak na hugis heometriko ay nanatiling nakikita sa kanilang kabuuan. Binigyan ng bagong buhay ni Manansala ang kubismo sa pamamagitan ng paggamit sa mga karaniwang kaligirang Filipino at mga katutubong tema sa konteksto ng nagbabagong kalungsuran. Makikita ang ganito sa Jeepneys, Calesa, Planting of the First Cross, Sinigang, Pila sa Bigas, Barongbarong at A Cluster of Nipa Hut. Naging bantog din ang kaniyang obrang nagtatampok sa mga tindera sa Quiapo na nakasuot ng belo. Si Manansala rin ang may likha sa lampas-táong mural sa pader na matatagpuan sa bulwagan ng Philippine Heart Center.
Tumanggap siya ng karangalan sa kaniyang Barong-barong noong 1950 sa eksibisyong ginanap sa Manila Grand Opera House. Tumanggap din siya ng 1963 Republic Cultural Heritage Award at 1970 Patnubay ng Sining at Kalinangan Award mula sa Lungsod Maynila.
24. saan nakatira si Vicente S. Manansala
Answer:
He was born in San Roque, Pampanga.
Explanation:
He lived in Philippines and France.
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25. what makes one;s culture a heritage?
Answer:
Cultural Heritage is an expression of the ways of living developed by a community and passed on from generation to generation, including customs, practices, places, objects, artistic expressions, and values.
26. What are heritage houses? What is itsdifference from the bahay na bato?
Answer:
Houses like the Vega Ancestral House that have almost fully wooden materials even to the first level walls are still considered Bahay na bato; the name Bahay na bato was applied to this architecture as generations passed by, as most of these houses use stone materials, contrary to the precolonial era that used no .
27. Mrs. Lopez rides a motorcycles from her house where 150 meters away. what is the distance her house and the school in km
Answer:
0.15 km
Explanation:
150/1000=0.15 therefore the distance between her house and the school is 0.15 km
28. Question:Noong Abril, 1891 pagkatapus isulat ang El Filibusterismo ay bumalik siya sa Bilhika na siyang ikinatuwa naman ng babaeng ito.Chooses:A. Vicente ValenzuelaB. Josephine BlackenC. Nellie Bousted " Give me a explanation"
Answer:
b
Explanation:
walang explain cuz nakalimutan ko na
Answer:
C. Nellie Bousted
Explanation:
Si Nellie Boustead ay anak ng mayamang negosyanteng si Eduardo Boustead at isang Pinay na ina. Pinatira ng kanilang pamilya si Rizal nang siya ay nanatili sa Biarritz noong Pebrero 1891 sa kanilang tirahan sa taglamig, Villa Eliada sa napakagandang French Riviera.
29. how could we continue to value our culture heritage as shown in the old houses and buildings
Answer:
By continuing to preserve and cultivate it. Making sure that younger generations continue to learn about the culture and for them to teach newer generations..
30. what is the difference between bahay na bato and heritage houses?
Answer:
It was popular among the elite or middle-class, and integrated the characteristics of the nipa hut with the style, culture and technology of Chinese and Spanish architecture. The 19th century was the golden age of these houses, when wealthy Filipinos built fine houses all over the archipelago.
The same architectural style was used for Philippines' Spanish-era convents, monasteries, schools, hotels, factories, and hospitals, and with some of the American-era Gabaldon school buildings, all with few adjustments.[3] This architecture is still used during the American colonization of the Philippines. After the Second World War, building these houses declined and eventually stopped in favor of post-World War II modern architecture.
Today, these houses are more commonly called ancestral houses, due to most ancestral houses in the Philippines being of bahay na bato architecture.
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