In the Tinguian tale The Carabao and the Shell, a carabao goes into the river to bathe. There he meets a shell, and they begin to talk. Where does the carabao meet the shell?

The Tinguian tale The Carabao and the Shell begins on a very hot day. That is why the carabao walks into the river to cool himself. When does the tale begin?

In The Carabao and the Shell, the shell says it can beat the carabao in a race. The two leave the water and go out on the bank to run. Which place is the race run on?

In The Carabao and the Shell, the carabao calls "Shell!" and another shell lying by the river answers each time. He runs on and on until he drops dead. The race happens far away from the water.

In the Tinguian tale The Turtle and the Lizard, a turtle and a big lizard sneak into the field of Gotgotapa. They want to steal ginger. Which place do they sneak into?

In The Turtle and the Lizard, the man chases the lizard far away. The turtle slips into the man's house and hides under a cocoanut shell. He calls "Kook" until the man, hunting for the noise, grows so excited that he dies. Where is the turtle hiding?

In the Tinguian tale The Turtle and the Lizard, the turtle runs out of the dead man's house and meets the lizard again. They walk along until they spot some honey. Where is the honey they spot?

In The Turtle and the Lizard, the two come to a bird snare. The lizard runs ahead to grab it, is held fast, and a man comes and kills him. Then the turtle goes on alone. Where is the lizard caught?

In the Tinguian tale The Man with the Cocoanuts, a man loads his horse with cocoanuts. On the way home he meets a boy and asks him a question. Where does the man meet the boy?

In The Man with the Cocoanuts, the man is carrying his fruit on a heavily loaded horse. He meets a boy and asks him how long it will take to reach his own house. Which place is he trying to reach?

In the Tinguian tale The Man with the Cocoanuts, the boy looks at the heavy load. He warns that if the man hurries the horse, the trip will take all day instead of arriving soon. How long does the boy say the hurried trip will take?

In The Man with the Cocoanuts, the fruit falls off again and again. The man keeps stopping to pick it up, so the trip takes so long that it is night by the time he finally reaches home. At what time of day does he reach home?

In the Igorot tale Tilin, the Rice Bird, a mother pounds rice to cook for the evening meal. Her little girl begs for raw rice, but the mother says to wait. When does the tale begin?

In Tilin, the Rice Bird, the mother finishes pounding the rice. She puts a jar on her head and starts out for the spring to fetch water. Which place does the mother go to?

In the Igorot tale Tilin, the Rice Bird, the girl stays home alone. She reaches for a handful of grain, the cover slips, and she tumbles in. Where does the little girl fall?

In Tilin, the Rice Bird, a mother pounds rice, walks out for water, and comes back to hear a bird crying in her basket. Nearly the whole tale happens in one place. Which place is it?

In the poem The Light of the Fly, the King of the Air is angry because his ring is gone. He calls all his subjects together to search for it. Where does this King rule?

In The Light of the Fly, a little fly tells the King that nobody stole the ring. It stuck to the crown when the King put the crown away, and now it is on top of the King's head. Where is the ring all this time?

In the poem The Light of the Fly, the fly tells the King that he works hard all day. He wants to be gay with his friends after dark, so he asks for a light. When does the fly wish to go out?

In The Light of the Fly, the King fastens a light to the fly. The fly takes his prize and goes straight back to one place. Where does the fly carry his new light?