A) Philippines B) Indonesia C) Thailand D) Vietnam
A) Atlantic Ocean B) Arctic Ocean C) Pacific Ocean D) Indian Ocean
A) Breaker Beach B) Cloud 9 C) Surfer's Paradise D) Wave X
A) Helicopter B) Yacht C) Motorbike D) Submarine
A) Dapa B) General Luna C) Burgos D) Del Carmen
A) Tagalog B) Spanish C) Cebuano D) English
A) August to November B) December to February C) March to May D) June to July
A) Island Hopping B) Cliff Diving C) Snorkeling D) Skiing
A) Yacht B) Ferry C) Banca D) Cruise Ship
A) Dollar B) Philippine Peso C) Euro D) Yen
A) 250 kilometers southwest B) 100 kilometers northeast C) 150 kilometers northwest D) 196 kilometers southeast
A) 500 square kilometres B) 437 square kilometres (169 sq mi) C) 600 square kilometres D) 300 square kilometres
A) West coast B) South coast C) North coast D) East coast
A) A mangrove forest reserve B) A deep inlet on the east coast C) A surfing spot D) A tourist village
A) Lanao del Norte B) Surigao del Norte C) Zamboanga Sibugay D) Davao del Sur
A) Tona and Laonan B) Guyam Island and Pansukian C) Caob and Pagbasayan D) East Bucas Grande and Middle Bucas Grande
A) A surfing competition B) A cultural festival C) The opening of a new airport terminal D) A peaceful one-kilometer solidarity walk against Israeli overtourism
A) Loreto Formation B) Dinagat Ophiolite C) Tuason Point Sandstone D) Siargao Limestone
A) Saltwater crocodile Crocodylus porosus B) Nile crocodile Crocodylus niloticus C) American alligator Alligator mississippiensis D) Indo-Pacific crocodile Crocodylus porosus
A) National Geographic B) Time Magazine C) Travel + Leisure D) Surfer magazine
A) Typhoon Haiyan B) Typhoon Mangkhut C) Typhoon Bopha D) Typhoon Rai
A) 5,000 hectares B) 4,871 hectares in Del Carmen C) 6,200 hectares D) 3,500 hectares
A) 100,000 B) 25,000 C) 50,000 D) 15,000
A) Pamomoan Beach and Sugba Lagoon B) Siargao's surfing spots C) Sohoton Cove, Tiktikan Lake, and the Jellyfish Sanctuary D) Mangrove forest reserves
A) Sayak Airport (IAO) B) Siargao International Airport C) Dapa Airport D) Surigao City Airport
A) Rodrigo Duterte B) Noynoy Aquino C) Benigno Aquino III D) Gloria Macapagal Arroyo
A) Siargao Cup B) Philippines Surf Championship C) Asia Surf Fest D) Surf Siargao Challenge
A) General Luna B) San Isidro C) Del Carmen D) Dapa
A) Juan Sebastian Elcano B) Miguel López de Legazpi C) Bernardo de la Torre D) Ferdinand Magellan
A) Thick, hollow tubes B) River surfing C) Small, gentle waves D) Left-breaking point breaks
A) 2018 B) 2020 C) 2015 D) 2022
A) Mixed B) Spring C) Diurnal D) Semidiurnal
A) Tourists establishing businesses B) Government incentives C) Natural resource extraction D) Educational institutions
A) American photographer John Seaton Callahan B) A local Siargao fisherman C) The provincial government of Surigao del Norte D) An anonymous surfer
A) Premna odorata B) Ficus elastica C) Acacia mangium D) Mangifera indica
A) ₱20 billion ($400 million) in damages B) ₱30 billion ($600 million) in damages C) ₱10 billion ($200 million) in damages D) ₱40 billion ($800 million) in damages
A) Isla de la Paz B) Isla del Tesoro C) Isla de las Palmas D) Isla de los Sueños
A) Massive reef limestone B) Sedimentary sandstone C) Volcanic basalt D) Granite |