‘Kalinga’ is derived from the Ibanag and Gaddang noun “kalinga” which means _.
“enemy”, “fighter”, or “headtaker”
How many municipalities does Kalinga have?
8
Kalinga is often referred to as the _ of the Philippines.
Babel
What is the most diverse ethnic tribe in the region?
Igorot
How many distinct sub-tribes are there in Kalinga?
46
How many ethno-linguistic groups are there in Kalinga?
8
Who is the creator of all things and master of life and death?
Kabunian
This is a Kalinga dance that is originally called “pallok” or “pattong” and is performed by a group of men and women.
Sagni or tadok
This is a stamping dance, or the dance of rice terraces.
Challichog
This is a Kalinga courtship dance sometimes called the “cayoo” dance.
Salidsid
This is a Kalinga term roughly translated to “peace pact.”
Bodong
Bodong is undertaken under two main conditions or events: _ (when two people are in a relationship) and _ (when there is an existing problem or conflict between tribes or sub-tribes).
Gayyem, tribal conflict
This is the spirit that binds Kalinga. It means “weave” in English.
Laga
This is the observance of every given obligation and regulates behavior that defines the relationship between man and the spiritual world. It dictates that avoidance of what is offensive to Kabuniyan and to one’s own kind.
Paniyaw
A set of taboos and inhibitions that a person must observe to ensure good health and those of his kin and protect his habitat from degradation.
Ngilin
This is the Kalinga culture that governs the Ikalinga’s relationship with his kinsmen and other tribesmen.
Bain
The first 18 months of life are characterized by rites known as _ to protect young infants from evil spirits.
Kontad/kontid/ontad
_ and _ are practiced during marriage, where dowry and other indemnities are given by the man’s parents
Benat and ijuy
This is where pigs are butchered during a marriage.
Solvak