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Central Mindana

Here are the answers to the quiz questions: 1. Sultan Kudarat 2. Saranggani 3. North Cotabato 4. South Cotabato 5-9. Sultan Kudarat, Saranggani, North Cotabato, South Cotabato 10. Pikit 11. Cebuano 12. Kidapawan City 13-16. Mt. Apo, Lake Agco, Sitio Maupot, Marbel falls 17. Hinugyaw Festival 18-20. Cebuano, Blaan, Tboli, Maguindanaon, Hiligaynon, Ilocano

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Central Mindana

Here are the answers to the quiz questions: 1. Sultan Kudarat 2. Saranggani 3. North Cotabato 4. South Cotabato 5-9. Sultan Kudarat, Saranggani, North Cotabato, South Cotabato 10. Pikit 11. Cebuano 12. Kidapawan City 13-16. Mt. Apo, Lake Agco, Sitio Maupot, Marbel falls 17. Hinugyaw Festival 18-20. Cebuano, Blaan, Tboli, Maguindanaon, Hiligaynon, Ilocano

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Central Mindanao

Region Xll

It has 5 Chatered Cities and


4 Provinces

5 Chatered Cities
Kadipawan City
Tacurong City
Koronadal City
Cotabato City
Gen. Santos City

4 Provinces
North Cotabato
South Cotabato
Saranggani
Sultan Kudarat
North Cotabato
Capital
Kidapawan City

(History)
The original name of Kidapawan City was Pikit.

(Population)
Its population reached up to 125,447 as of 2010. Local ethnic groups that reside
the city are Cebuanos, Ilocanos and the Ilonggos. There are also some
Maguindanaons and Manobos.

(Language)
Cebuano language is the local language of the city. English is widely used in the
schools, business and government offices and other private institutions.
(Products and Services)
Kidapawan city also prides itself as the Second Fruit Basket of the Philippines,
after Davao City. Exotic fruits like Durian, Mangosteen, Lanzones, Marang,
Singkamas, Rambutan, Banana, and the like are grown and harvested in
abundance from the rolling highlands of Mt. Apo, passing through the wide
plains of the rural communities of Kidapawan City, and down into the backyard
of every household.
Crops abundantly grown in the area include abaca, rubber, corn, rice, coconut,
and vegetables.

(Business Opportunity)
The flower-cutting industry is a good source of livelihood among Cotabateños,
especially those residing in Kidapawan City. In addition to ornamental and forest
tree seedlings, flowers such as roses, anthuriums and orchids are abundantly
grown locally providing a very promising and highly profitable source of
livelihood and business in the area.
North Cotabato Tourist Spot
Mt. Apo Lake Agco

Sitio Maupot Marbel Falls


South Cotabato
Capital
Koronadal City
(Language)
The people in Koronadal City are comprised of the people speaking
Hiligaynon language, which comprised of 80% of the population. Twenty
percent of the population speaks Cebuano due to its proximity in GenSan
and Davao City. There are also others who speak Tacurong.

(Festival)
Hinugyaw Festival – this festival celebrates every month of January and
it coincides with the foundation anniversary of the city.
South Cotabato Tourist Spot
South Cotabato Community
Surallah Cultural Landmark
Museum

Mambukal Hot Sulphur Spring Paraiso Verde Resort


Saranggani
Capital
Arabel
(Language)
Cebuano, Blaan, Tboli, Maguindanaon, Hiligaynon, Ilocano &
Filipino

(Population)
498,904

(Popular Food)
Marinated Bangsi Fish and Banana Chips
(Festival)
The province of Sarangani celebrates the Munato and Sarangani
Bay Festivals during November and May. There are also festivals
celebrated at the municipal levels. Timpuyog Festival, February 14.
(Kiamba), Binuyugan Festival and Bangsi Festival, every May and
January, respectively (Maitum), Lubi-Lubi Festival and Mahin Beach
Festival, every October and April, respectively (Glan), Kasadyaan
Festival every September (Alabel), Pakaradyan Festival every 2nd
week of June (Malapatan), S’lang Festival every July (Malungon),
and Kestebeng Festival, also celebrated every June (Maasim)
Saranggani Tourist Spot
Gumasa Beach Pinol Cave

Glan Old Houses Kalon-Barak Skyline


Sultan Kudarat
Capital
Isulan

(Language)
Majority of these people speaks Hiligaynon as their native language and is
followed by Cebuano speaking people.

(Products and Services)


The city’s economy is primarily agricultural with rice, corn, and palm oil as the
main farm products. Large industries are limited to rice and corn milling,
including the one operated by the National Food Authority (NFA). There are a
number of cottage industries which produce processed foods, fabricated
metals, furniture, pottery, and handicrafts.
(Population)
The population census of 2010 reported that the city had a population of
89,188.

(Festival)
Inugyunay Festival – this is a thanksgiving festival celebrated every
December wherein tress, buildings and streets are designed by lights and
many colorful decorations.

Talakudong Festival – or also known as “The Festival of Hats”, is the city’s


main festival where the participants wear colorful headgears or
“talakudong” and costumes.
Sultan Kudarat Tourist Spot
Baras Bird Sanctuary Alidama Island

Pitot cave Tenubak falls


Quiz

1. What is the province of Isulan?

2. What is the province of Alabel?

3. What is the province of Kidapawan City?

4. What is the province of Koronadal City?

(5-9.) What are those provinces?

10. What is the original name of Kidapawan?

11. What is the local language of Kidapawan City?


12. The second fruit basket of the Philippine is
_____________?

(13-16) Give the four North Cotabato Tourist Spot.

17. What is the name of Festival in Koronadal City which


celebrate every month of January?

(18-20) Give atleast 3 language of Arabel.


Answer
1. Sultan Kudarat
2. Saranggani
3. North Cotabato
4. South Cotabato
5-9. (Sultan Kudarat, Saranggani, North Cotabato, South
Cotabato)
10. Pikit
11. Cebuano
12. Kidapawan City
13-16. (Mt. Apo, Lake Agco, Sitio Maupot, Marbel falls)
17. Hinugyaw Festival
18-20 (Cebuano, Maguindanaon, Filipino/Tagalog, Blaan,
Hiligaynon, Tboll, Ilocano)

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