In the Tinguian legend How the Tinguian Learned to Plant, what problem did the people have in the very old times?

In How the Tinguian Learned to Plant, Dayapan had been sick for seven years. What happened when she went to the spring to bathe?

In How the Tinguian Learned to Plant, Dayapan tied a dog and a cock by the river as a sign that her ceremony was finished. What happened while she bathed?

In How the Tinguian Learned to Plant, Kaboniyan said the dog killing the cock was a sign. What did he say would happen from then on when the ceremony was made?

In the Visayan legend Why Dogs Wag Their Tails, a rich man sent his old dog and his cat to his daughter at the convent. What were they told to carry?

In Why Dogs Wag Their Tails, the dog and the cat came to a wide river with no bridge and no boat. Who ended up carrying the ring into the water?

In Why Dogs Wag Their Tails, the dog dropped the ring just before he and the cat reached the far bank. What did the dog do before they got home?

In Why Dogs Wag Their Tails, the master ordered every dog to hunt for the dog that lost the ring. What does the legend say a dog does now to show he is not the guilty one?

In the Igorot legend Tilin, the Rice Bird, a mother was pounding rice for supper. What did her little girl keep begging for?

In the legend Tilin, the Rice Bird, the mother gave the girl raw rice and let her eat it before supper.

In Tilin, the Rice Bird, the mother covered the rice basket and went to the spring for water. What happened when the girl reached in for a handful of grain?

In Tilin, the Rice Bird, the mother came home, heard crying from the basket, and lifted the cover. What hopped out?

In the Visayan legend The First Monkey, the lazy grandson went down to the town every day to gamble.

In The First Monkey, the boy came home cross one day. Why was he angry with his grandmother?

In The First Monkey, the boy threw coconut shells at his grandmother, so she began to whip him with her spindle. What happened to him then?

In The First Monkey, the changed boy ran into the town and whipped his gambling companions with his tail. What happened to them?

In the Visayan legend The Virtue of the Cocoanut, a hunter found a young coconut tree in the forest. Why did he stop to look at it?

In The Virtue of the Cocoanut, the hunter shot a noisy bird and a large monkey. What animal was his dog biting in the distant bushes?

In The Virtue of the Cocoanut, the little plant began to wilt on the way home and the hunter had no water. What did he sprinkle on it first?

In The Virtue of the Cocoanut, the plant revived and grew into a tall tree by the hunter's house. What does the legend say he was the first man to do?