MAPEH LONG QUIZ #2 (8 - Malikhain)

Paintings in Indonesia

used for religious and ritual purposes

Buddhism

the religion that often influences Indonesian sculptures

Garuda

a birdlike statue that symbolizes power, speed, martial ability, and protection against snakes

Naga

-is depicted as a gigantic snake which is the natural enemy of the Garuda

-it symbolizes fertility, droughts, and floods

Okir

similar to the Ukkil in Mindanao

Borobudur Temple

largest temple in the world

Kebaya

national traditional costume of Indonesian women that is used for national and state events

Batik

worn by both genders, and is made using a wax-resistant dyeing technique which allows people to carry babies and cover the dead in reverence

Wayang Kulit

made of stretched cow leather

Wayang Golek

made of intricately carved wood and decorated

Candi

the Indonesian term for temple

Kemban

is a sarong tied around the chest

Baju Kurung

is a female traditional Malaysian, loose-fitting, knee-length blouse

Baju Kebaya

is a traditional Malaysian tight-fitting blouse

Hijab

a Muslim head cover

Selendang

is a scarf-like head covering

Sampin

is a sarong tied around the hips

Songkok

is a black headdress similar to a Fez

Tengkolok

is a Malaysian men’s ornate headdress used for formal occasions

Tudung

is a fabric that covers the head, hair, and ears

Architecture

inspired by China, India, and Europe

Longhouses

is rectangular, and it is the residence to an entire village and not just a single house

George Town

it is the UNESCO work heritage site that best represents the trading and colonial history of the country

Petronas Tower

also known as the Petronas Twin Towers and is one of the tallest buildings in the world

Wayang

the name of puppetry in Malaysia

Pewter Product

is an alloy made from different kinds of metals, one which is tin

Wau

also known as the layang-layang and is a kite, traditionally flown after harvest or a long day’s toil in the fields