Our Ilonggo ancestors move from one place to another to hunt for food.
True
In early days, our landforms and water forms were very clean and rich with natural resources.
True
Dinagyang is a religious celebration in honor of Senior Sto. Nino and usually celebrated every 4th week of February.
False
Iloilo takes pride of its famous La Paz Batchoy. Batchoy comes from the Chinese word "Bac Qui" which means meat and noddle soup.
False
Miswa is the kind of noodle is being used in the original flavor of La Paz Batchoy.
False
Casa Mariquit is a famous landmark in Iloilo City and known as "Bahay na Bato".
True
Molo a coastal community in the Island of Panay composed of 119 barangays.
False
Jaro Belfry, one of the remarkable structures in Iloilo City, suffered major destruction from the Lady Tsunami Earthquake.
False
Ilonggos are known to be maldito/maldita (sweet, gentle or soft-spoken) now and then.
False
Jaro Cathedral is made of white corals, limestones, with egg whites, and sand and known as "The Feminist Church".
False
Before the Spaniards came, most of our ancestors worshipped nature, such as the trees, the sun, and the spirits.
True
The mode of dressing of the Ilonggo ancestors before was more conservative than the present fashion style of today’s Ilonggo people.
True
