ENGL6320 Philippine Literature
The short story is a theatrical
dialogue performed on stage. |
False |
Which is an
appropriate definition of literature? |
Imaginative or creative writing,
especially of recognized artistic value |
Essay and poem are
similar because both of them are written in verses with high quality standard
and musicality. |
False |
A character’s
personality can be revealed by the things he/she does and says. |
True |
Internal conflict
is _____ |
A struggle against oneself |
If a narrator is
omniscient, it means that: |
He/she knows everything about all
characters |
In stories told
from the third person point of view, the narrator uses the words “I,” “we” or
“our” to show their perspective. |
False
|
Human vs. Nature is
when a character in a story is struggling with another character. |
False
|
Two main types of
literature. |
Prose and Poetry |
Select the answer
that best illustrates how significant literature is in our lives. |
Literary pieces shape our minds
and make us changed individuals. |
Why do you think
the author chose the rural community setting for the story, "Footnote to
Youth"? |
The barrio depicts simple dreams
and simple life. |
In the story,
"Footnote to Youth", how would you describe Dodong's actions? |
impatient |
Describe the
character of Lumnay in relation to her mood in the story, “The Wedding
Dance.” |
submissive |
What is the overall
lesson of the story, "Footnote to Youth"? |
The untoward consequences of
marrying at an early age. |
Which of the
following scenes from the story, "Footnote to Youth" was deemed
exciting and suspenseful? |
The day Dodong's first child was
born. |
Which sentence from
the story, "Footnote to Youth" suggests the character's occupation? |
. Dodong unhitched the carabao
leisurely ang gave it a healthy tap on the hip |
Describe the
character of Lumnay in relation to her mood in the story, “The Wedding Dance.” |
submissive |
Read the story
“Footnote to Youth” and find out how the main character Dodong is affected by
his family and the rural community he lives in. Which of the choices below
describe the character of Dodong? |
assertive |
What events in the
story “Footnote to Youth” recur in cycles? |
Marrying at a young age |
Which of these
promptly describes the home of Dodong and Teang from the story,
"Footnote to Youth"? |
simple and mean |
Which of the
following scenes from the story, "Footnote to Youth" was deemed
exciting and suspenseful? |
The day Dodong's first child was
born |
What is the overall
lesson of the story, "Footnote to Youth"? |
The untoward consequences of
marrying at an early age. |
In the story, “The
Wedding Dance,” this is the mood that was created in the scene when Awiyao
invited Lumnay to join the wedding celebration. |
embarrassing |
Why do you think
the author chose the rural community setting for the story, "Footnote to
Youth"? |
. The barrio depicts simple
dreams and simple life |
Which of the
following scenes from the story, "Footnote to Youth" was deemed
exciting and suspenseful? |
The day Dodong's first child was
born |
Which of these
promptly describes the home of Dodong and Teang from the story,
"Footnote to Youth"? |
simple and mean |
Why do you think
the author chose the rural community setting for the story, "Footnote to
Youth"? |
The barrio depicts simple dreams
and simple life. |
Read the story,
“The Wedding Dance” by Amador Daguio, and observe the mood used by the author
in developing his story. What mood is dominantly expressed in the story? |
sadness |
In the story, “The
Wedding Dance,” this is the mood that was created in the scene when Awiyao
invited Lumnay to join the wedding celebration. |
embarrassing
|
Describe the
character of Lumnay in relation to her mood in the story, “The Wedding
Dance.” |
submissive |
In the story,
"Footnote to Youth," which line in the dialogue hinted on the
setting of the story? |
“Dodong, Dodong, you come up” |
What is the overall
lesson of the story, "Footnote to Youth"? |
The untoward consequences of
marrying at an early age |
In the story,
"Footnote to Youth", what is the first reaction of Dodong’s father
when Dodong told him that he will marry Teang? |
angry at Dodong |
An impression about
the relationship of Awiyao and Lumnay from the story, “The Wedding Dance,” in
relation to mood. |
social influence |
Describe the
character of Awiyao in relation to the mood of the story, “The Wedding
Dance.” |
domineering |
Which of the
following was an outstanding display of a character’s personality in the
story, “Magnificence”? |
Mother’s magnificent care towards
her children when she attacked Vicente to protect her child. |
It was winter in
Switzerland when Roy met his mother in one of the busiest restaurants in the
city. |
It was winter in Switzerland |
Ishi was reminded
of her high school days with her friends when she saw Geena in the mall. |
reminded of her high school days
with her friend |
What makes
“Magnificence” realistic? |
It shows the reality of child
abuse which is a serious problem in our society today |
The story,
“Magnificence,” depicted child abuse. |
True |
How does the
story,“May Day Eve,” end? |
Regret comes to Badoy, when he
realized what he had lost |
Back in the day, we
used to play outside and climb on trees. |
back in the day |
Who is the villain
in the story, “Magnificence”? |
Vicente |
What is the most
dramatic event in the story, “May Day Eve”? |
Badoy loving Agueda at the end. |
The story,
“Magnificence,” is set in a big house near the school. |
False |
"I hope you
remember how I used to play the fool among us, without minding how people
looked at me," he recounted, sullenly |
I hope you remember how I used to |
In the story,
“Magnificence,” the mother did not mind what Vicente had done to her
daughter. |
False |
According to the
story, “Magnificence,” the throwing of the girl’s clothes to the kitchen
range means casting away the girl’s bad experience. |
True |
In the story,
“Magnificence,” the little girl appreciated Vicente’s generosity. |
True |
What is the focus
of Pres. Cory Aquino’s speech? |
encounters of injustice |
The mood of the
story “Magnificence.” |
protective |
“Magnificence”
started with the nightly visit of Vicente to the little boy and girls. |
True |
Identify the main
flashback in the story, “May Day Eve”. |
Badoy recalled about his past
love for Agueda |
What is the tone of
the story “May Day Eve”? |
Life is full of regret, for we
realize what we have when it is gone. |
What can you
conclude about Patricia Evangelista after reading her short winning speech,
“Blonde and Blue Eyes”? |
cares for her country |
The author’s
attitude in the essay, “I Demand My Share”. |
serious |
In the essay,
“Blonde and Blue Eyes,” what was interesting about the author's thoughts
towards living abroad and coming back home to her country |
Her care for her country and her
fellowmen in spite of her success abroad |
“Pliant Like a Bamboo”
describes what quality of the Filipinos? |
flexibility |
Describe how the
author of the essay, “Blonde and Blue Eyes,” feels about living abroad. |
eager to grab every opportunity
that comes her way for her country |
I have seen a wolf
whose fur is immaculately white, large paws, silvery eyes, and a body mass
like a lion |
Description |
The two trees
compared in "Pliant Like a Bamboo" are: |
mango and bamboo |
Describe the range
of emotions that President Cory might have experienced on the day she lost
her husband. |
heartbroken to liberating |
What is the text
structure used in the essay, "Pliant Like a Bamboo"? |
Comparison/Contrast |
Forgetting all
material things is a form of renunciation. |
giving up |
A kind of
non-fiction where a writer emphasizes his or her relationships with other
people of the impact of significant historical events on his or her own life. |
memoir |
The lady recognizes
her skills that are needed for the accomplishment of her writing composition
project. She has abundant vocabulary skills, mastery of reading techniques,
and technical writing skills |
Enumeration |
The subject matter
in Patricia Evangelista's “Blonde and Blue Eyes” |
Filipino diaspora and the
contricutions of the gloabal Filipino and her desire to come back |
The broadest
category of literature that is based on facts. |
non-fiction |
Why was former
President Corazon C. Aquino’s husband put to jail in a military camp? |
had spoken up for democracy |
President Cory
said, “in an excess of arrogance, the dictatorship called for its doom in a
snap election.” What word expresses mood? |
doom |
What was former
President Cory Aquino referring to when she says, “Today, I have returned as
the president of a free people.” |
Freedom of the Filipinos under
the dictatorship |
The central idea of
the essay “I Demand My Share”. |
Right to own part of God’s
creation |
In the essay,
“Blonde and Blue Eyes,” what does she say about coming back home to the
Philippines? |
She wants to return and share her
mature talents and good fortune |
Describe the mood
expressed in the speech of Pres. Cory Aquino before the U.S. Congress. |
empowered |
Cory Aquino ended
her speech by encouraging the people to fight against poverty. |
True |
Read the essay, “I
Demand My Share” by Salvador Lopez and then answer the questions below.
Choose the letter of the word that gives you the most appropriate meaning for
the underlined word. The lady harnessed her bag gradually. |
wove |
Choose the letter
of the word that gives you the most appropriate meaning for the underlined
word. Admonition applies
only to the rich. |
advice |
The foreign group
that invaded the Philippines and referred to as pestilence were: |
Japanese |
What are the words
in the essay of former President Corazon Aquino that suggested negative mood? |
break out in tears |
The family head
works hard for the finances of his family. This is the only way to meet their
basic needs |
Problem/Solution |
The family head
works hard for the finances of his family. This is the only way to meet their
basic needs. |
Problem/Solution |
The essay, “Blonde
and Blue Eyes,” started with Patricia’s desire to have blonde and blue eyes. |
True |
The narrative
essay, “Blonde and Blue Eyes,” ends with the writer expressing her desire to
come home as a sign of gratitude of becoming a Filipino. |
True |
The purpose of the
speech of Pres. Cory Aquino before the U.S. Congress. |
To inform |
Describe the range
of emotions that President Cory might have experienced on the day she lost
her husband. |
heartbroken to liberating |
In this narrative
essay, “Blonde and Blue Eyes,” which sentence/s express/es the climax? |
n a few years, I may take
advantage of whatever opportunities that come my way. But I will come home |
Myrna likes cats.
She has three cats, and she has a soft heart for them because her cats
protect her love birds from harm. |
Cause/Effect |
The foreign group
that invaded the Philippines and referred to as pestilence were: |
Japanese |
Choose the letter
of the word that gives you the most appropriate meaning for the underlined
word. The nuns practice
asceticism |
self-denial |
The lady recognizes
her skills that are needed for the accomplishment of her writing composition
project. She has abundant vocabulary skills, mastery of reading techniques,
and technical writing skills. |
Enumeration |
A feeling of
mortification by the common man |
humiliation |
They suffered
horrific experiences years back because of the accident or assault which caused
the facial injury every time they look in the mirror. |
every time they look in the
mirror |
The traits worth
appreciating of the Filipino man, according to the essay, "Pliant like a
Bamboo." |
fatalist |
Characteristic of
non-fiction that involves the author’s attitude towards his subject matter. |
Tone |
The subject matter
in Patricia Evangelista's “Blonde and Blue Eyes” |
Filipino diaspora and the
contricutions of the gloabal Filipino and her desire to come back |
Myrna likes cats.
She has three cats, and she has a soft heart for them because her cats
protect her love birds from harm. |
Cause/Effect |
A kind of
non-fiction where a writer emphasizes his or her relationships with other
people of the impact of significant historical events on his or her own life. |
memoir |
The foreign group
that invaded the Philippines and referred to as pestilence were: |
Japanese |
Describe how the
author of the essay, “Blonde and Blue Eyes,” feels about living abroad. |
eager to grab every opportunity
that comes her way for her country |
Purpose of the
author’s for writing “I Demand My Share”. |
explain |
Read the winning
speech, “Blonde and Blue Eyes” by Patricia Evangelista in a Speech
Competition in London. What dominant image in this selection lingers in your
mind after reading the speech? |
Working in a foreign land
|
These are the
important details of an essay. |
thesis statement, supporting
details, grammar |
Makati and Cebu are
leading commercial cities in the Philippines. Makati is a commercial center
in Metro Manila while Cebu is a commercial center in the Visayas. |
Comparison/Contrast |
What did you learn
about the author from his essay, “I Demand My Share"? |
He wants fairness. |
Literature created
from the imagination. This genre includes crime thrillers and romance. |
Fiction |
Identify a
characteristic of non-fiction from the choices below: |
presents facts, describes
true-life experiences, or discusses ideas |
Where did Patricia,
author of the essay, “Blonde and Blue Eyes,” want to be in when she was a
child? |
in a foreign country |
Read the story “May
Day Eve” by Nick Joaquin and observe how flashbacks are used as literary
devices. Evaluate how the flashback is used. Find out how the flashback adds
to the meaning of the story. What sound in the setting spark the narrator’s
memory at the beginning of “May Day Eve”? |
merry-making in the evening |
When Robert Burns
wrote, “O my Luve’s like a red, red rose,” which figure of speech was he
using? |
Simile |
The winter wrapped
its icy claws around Alaska. |
winter |
At the end of the
rainbow is a pot of gold. |
Success |
What object is
personified in the following sentence? The balloon swells
as Nestor blows it. |
balloon |
The flood waters
swallowed the trees in one big gulp. |
flood waters |
"She cried a
river” is an example of what figure of speech? |
Hyperbole |
What could cheer a
man through life according to the poem "Air Castle"? |
ambition |
White dove is a
symbol of ____________________. |
Peace |
Read the poem “Ink”
by Guillermo Castillo and analyze by answering this question: In the poem,
the ink personifies the student. |
True |
The mower groaned
as it cut the grass on the yard. |
mower |
Behind the clouds,
the sun is still shining. |
Reinvention |
What beckons the
speaker in the poem “Air Castle”? |
future life |
A bouquet of red
roses symbolizes __________________. |
Love and Romance |
White dove is a
symbol of ____________________. |
peace |
The flood waters
swallowed the trees in one big gulp. |
flood waters |
“The old mansion
frowned down at us from the top of the hill” is an example of which figure of
speech? |
Personification |
A metaphor is a
comparison between two things that uses the words “like” or “as” |
False |
What is implied by
“Life of a man with an ambition”? |
with motivation to work towards a
goal |
What is the symbol
used in the poem, "Ink"? |
ink |
A metaphor is a
comparison between two things that uses the words “like” or “as” |
False |
The image conjured
from reading the sentence appeals to what sense? |
Auditory |
The image conjured
from reading the sentence appeals to what sense? |
Visual |
The branches of the
tree pointed to the old dirty road. |
branches |
The image conjured
from reading the sentence appeals to what sense? |
Gustatory |
The alarm clock
screams to wake me up. |
alarm clock |
The question mark
(?) is a symbol of ______________________. |
all of the above |
The swastika is a
symbol of _________________. |
Nazism and hate |
Radiant is her room
filled with red roses and yellow bells. The image conjured from reading the
sentence appeals to what sense? |
Visual |
Soft petals tickle
my feet as I step on the floor. The image conjured from reading the sentence
appeals to what sense? |
Tactile |
Fear clutches me as
I saw shadows above me. |
fear |
Flowers in bloom
are perfumes to me. The image conjured from the sentence appeals to what
sense? |
Olfactory |
The message of the
poem, "The Rural Maid." |
The unbearable longing for
his/her love |
What is the
beginning conflict of the film, Muro Ami? |
all of the above |
Identify a close-up
shot that emphasizes the focus of the film (Muro Ami). |
Both choices |
In terms of
production value, what did the film "Muro Ami" have? |
both choices |
Tone used in the
play, “The World is an Apple.” |
Frustrations and regret |
The message of the
poem, "The Rural Maid." |
The unbearable longing for
his/her love |
The focus of the
movie, Muro Ami. |
Gruesome child-labor practice |
In the movie, Muro
Ami, does the dialogue fit the characters and the situation they are in? |
Yes |
Choose the letter
of the correct answer. Setting of the movie, Muro Ami: |
Sea in Bohol before the cold
Christmas season |
The element that
creates suspense and encourages the reader to go and find out more about the
event that is being hinted. |
Foreshadowing |
First opinion about
each character in the film, Muro Ami: Fredo |
ruthless |
Who are the main
characters of the play, "The World is an Apple" by Alberto S.
Florentino? |
Gloria, Mario, Pablo |
To what two things
does the author of The Rural Maid compare his love in the line, “Thou art
half human, half divine"? |
Heaven and Earth |
“Ishi gently
covered her pet puppy with a soft cloth before she cuddled her along.” |
Calm |
First opinion about
each character from the film, Muro Ami, below: Botong |
mean |
The mood at the
middle of the film, Muro Ami. |
Terrifying |
The author uses
properties and other things to strengthen his objective. What element of the
drama is this? |
Symbolism |
My heart is like a
singing bird Whose nest is a weathered shoot; My heart is like an apple tree
Whose boughs are bent with thick-set fruit |
Happiness |
Identify a distant
shot from the film, Muro Ami. |
Children pounding the coral reefs
at the bottom of the sea |
What makes the poem
“The Rural Maid” musical? |
ending in rhymes |
Read the lyric poem
“The Rural Maid” by Francisco Maramag. Choose the best answer. Why is the
poem considered as a lyric poem? |
deals overwhelmingly with love
and personal feelings |
What does the drama
“The World is an Apple” want to tell its readers about life? |
Life is unfair. |
What was the
playwright’s real focus in the “The World is an Apple?” |
How wrong decisions become
greater burdens in life |
The mood at the end
of the film, Muro Ami. |
Nostalgic |
Which tone is
represented in the following passage? Choose the letter of the correct
answer. "Oh, I don’t need that strong sound in here.” |
Annoyed |
What does the drama
“The World is an Apple” want to tell its readers about life? |
Life is unfair. |
Read the lyric poem
“The Rural Maid” by Francisco Maramag. Choose the best answer. Why is the
poem considered as a lyric poem? |
deals overwhelmingly with love
and personal feelings |
Where is the play,
"The World is an Apple" set? |
House of Mario and Gloria |
“Hey, the toy car
almost reached the roof top of that high rise building!” |
Scared |
In the film, Muro Ami,
do the camera angles (aiming up and aiming down) affect and give significance
to the characters’ portrayals? |
Yes |
The element that
creates suspense and encourages the reader to go and find out more about the
event that is being hinted. |
Foreshadowing |
The dominant symbol
used in the play, “The World is an Apple.” |
Stolen apple |
What does Castillo
want to emphasize in the personification he used in the poem “Ink”? |
Speak up one's mind |
What is the theme
of the poem “The Rural Maid”? |
Love |
Black as the pit
from pole to pole. |
Damnation |
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