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Quiz about Your Trip to the Philippines Part 1

Your Trip to the Philippines - Part 1 Quiz

Mabuhay! You are an exchange student who has just arrived in the Philippines - with little knowledge of Tagalog! You stay with a Filipino family who knows little English - can you work out what they are saying? Multichoice.

A multiple-choice quiz by Scorepyon. Estimated time: 4 mins.

Author
Scorepyon

Time
4 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
247,942

Updated
Dec 03 21

# Qns
10

Difficulty
Easy

Avg Score
8 / 10

Plays
4489

Awards
Top 35% Quiz

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Question 1 of 10

1. After a long, hot and dusty ride from the airport, you arrive with your host mother and father to their humble home. "Where do I put my luggage?" you ask them. They tell you to put it near the 'lamesa.' Where do you place your luggage near to? Hint

Near the table

Near the dog

Near the door

Near the llama

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Question 2 of 10

2. You arrived just in time for 'tanghalian,' or lunch. After you freshen up for a bit, you come to the 'kusina' or kitchen to help out with preparing the meal. You find out that you are having fish. Grabbing your Filipino-English dictionary, you find out that the word 'fish' in Filipino is... Hint

Baka

Baboy

Isda

Pusa

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Question 3 of 10

3. What a lovely meal you had! After washing up, you join the family's youngest daughter in the living room. She is drawing with crayons and you want to draw with her. She smiles at you and tells you to grab a 'papel.' Quick, what is she telling you to get? Hint

Chair

Pencil

Paper

Coloring Book

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Question 4 of 10

4. As you are drawing a house on the countryside, the little girl asks you to please pass the crayon that is colored 'asul.' What crayon is she asking you to give her? Hint

the WHITE one

the GREEN one

the BLUE one

the BLACK one

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Question 5 of 10

5. After you have finished your work of art, you and the little girl display it on the fridge door. "Are you hungry?" the little girl asks. You are. You get the bread while she gets the cheese spread. But do you know what the word 'cheese' is in Tagalog? Hint

Quezon

Kampana

Kahon

Keso

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Question 6 of 10

6. You hear a tricycle stopping in front of the house. You greet your host sister with a badly pronounced "Kamusta!" and give her a hug. She just came back from school. You found out that your host sister is OLDER than you. What would you call her by? Hint

Kuya

Tita

Tito

Ate

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Question 7 of 10

7. As she enters the door, her pet 'pusa' rushes to her and rubs against her leg. What kind of animal is a 'pusa?' Hint

Cat

Mouse

Dog

Rabbit

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Question 8 of 10

8. You quickly become friends with the host family's eldest daughter. She invites you into her room, to help with homework. You absently ask what day of the week it is and she says it is "Lunes". What day is it? Hint

Friday

Wednesday

Saturday

Monday

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Question 9 of 10

9. After trying to helplessly solve maths equations, you and the host sister call it a day. "What can we do now?" you ask her. "What about karaoke?" she suggests. Wow! You absolutely LOVE to sing! As you head to the living room to fire the karaoke machine up, you wondered what 'sing' is in Tagalog. If you look in your Filipino-English dictionary, you will observe that it is... Hint

Kanta

Sayaw

Tulog

Aswang

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Question 10 of 10

10. Whew! Your throat is sore from all that singing - but at least you had lots of fun! Your host sister promises that she will take you to Jollibee on the weekend. You give her a thumbs up - but you have absolutely no clue as to what this "Jollibee" is! What can it bee? Hint

A clothing shop with a bee in its logo

A bee-themed amusement park

A local apiary where you can get fresh honey

A fast-food restaurant chain based in the Philippines

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

Answer: Near the table

That's right, you put your bags and belongings near the table. It is similar to the Spanish word of table - 'mesa.'

Answer: Isda

Mmm, fish! No doubt bought from the nearby 'palengke,' or market. 'Baboy' is pork/pig, 'pusa' is cat and 'baka' is beef/cow. 'Baka,' as I have recently found out, is also Japanese for idiot. Baka baka!

Answer: Paper

Scribble away on your paper! 'Mongol' is a yellow pencil brand popular in the Philippines. They even teach it to you in elementary school! When people buy pencils, they don't ask for pencils, but for 'mongols.'

4. As you are drawing a house on the countryside, the little girl asks you to please pass the crayon that is colored 'asul.' What crayon is she asking you to give her?

Answer: the BLUE one

You give her the blue crayon so she can color in the sky. White is 'puti,' green is 'berde,' and black is 'itim.' Asul and berde is similar to the Spanish words of the same colors (azul, verde).

Answer: Keso

The most popular brand of cheese spread in the Philippines is, of course, Kraft. 'Quezon' is a city in Metro Manila, 'kahon' is box and 'kampana' is a bell, notably those big ones in church towers.

Answer: Ate

'Ate' (ah-teh) and 'kuya' (koo-yah) are what you say to an older sibling. 'Ate,' is for girls and 'kuya' is for boys. 'Tito and Tita' is for uncles and aunties. 'Kamusta' is also similar to "Como estas" in spanish.

7. As she enters the door, her pet 'pusa' rushes to her and rubs against her leg. What kind of animal is a 'pusa?'

Answer: Cat

Dog in Tagalog is 'aso,' rat or mouse is 'daga' and rabbit is 'kuneho.' Rats are vagrants and are abundant, along with cockroaches or 'ipis.'

Answer: Monday

This and all the other days of the week are similar to the ones in Spanish. Exceptions are spellings of some of them - the Filipino spellings tend to not have the accents on the vowels. The only other major difference is for "Sunday," it is 'Domingo' in Spanish and 'Linggo' in Tagalog.

Answer: Kanta

'Tulog' is sleep, and 'sayaw' is dance. You can certainly sing and dance at the same time, can't you? 'Aswang' is the equivalent of a vampire in english.

Answer: A fast-food restaurant chain based in the Philippines

Jollibee. Jolly bee. Get it? The mascot's a red and white bee wearing a chef's hat and always smiling. Jollibee is very popular in the Philippines, and dominates the Filipino fast-food market. They are like McDonalds, and specialize in their chicken, burgers and spaghetti. They have locations in overseas countries too, like the USA and Hong Kong.

I hope you liked this quiz and helped you out on your Tagalog! Please rate, and send me a compliment or a note if you find anything wrong with the quiz. Cheers!

Source: Author Scorepyon

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