ENGL 121 21st Century
a dystopian world, ____ takes control
of human minds. |
propaganda |
This refers to a
set of philosophical, political, and ethical ideas which provide the basis
for the aesthetic aspect of modernism. |
Modernity |
The rise of
spontaneity and discovery in creation. |
a
rejection of elaborate formal aesthetics in favor of minimalist designs |
One of the themes
reflected in postmodernism which means the construction or creation from a
diverse range of available things. |
bricolage |
Identify what the
following statement describes: |
|
Explores aspects
that are associated with imagination, attempting to express the inner life of
humans. |
Surrealism |
Which of the following
statements is in? |
The
climax of dystopian literature is unresolved. |
Known as one of the
authors of the 1935 Philippine Constitution. |
Claro
M. Recto |
"A big blue
house, with a well-kept rose garden," is an example of a: |
Setting as Place |
This Manobo/Ilianon
tale tells the adventures of a hero and his people, and their journey to
Nalandangan. |
The Agyu |
The "Treaty of
Paris" between Spain and the United States ceded the Philippines to US
for how much? |
$20,000,000 |
Dubbed as the Great
Propagandist, he was known for being a master in the use of his native
language, Tagalog. |
Marcelo H. Del Pilar |
The writers in
Spanish were accustomed to write literary works that have themes of
nationalism because they want to honor Jose Rizal. |
True |
Jose Corazon de
Jesus began a famous column in Taliba called _____ |
Buhay Maynila |
In Marcelo h. Del
Pilar's Dasalan at Tocsohan, which of the following is said to be the Fifth
Commandment of the Spanish Friars? |
"Huwag kang mamamatay kung wala pang salaping
panlibing." |
It is easy to
interpret poems. |
False |
A traditional
depiction of the events before and after Jesus Christ was crucified. |
Senakulo |
Jose Corazon de
Jesus was most notable for writing which poem? |
BAYAN
KO |
In a drama, the
plot encompasses all the incidents and provides aesthetic pleasure. |
'True' |
The following are
Bathala's daughters to a mortal woman except: |
Mayari |
It is the emotional
high point of the story. It is also the most exciting part. |
Climax |
It is an example of
an epic poem which tells the story of Jesus Christ's life, trials, and
sufferings, and is sung during Holy Week. |
Pasyon |
The Tagalog god of
the sea, originally the god of the hunters. |
Amanikable |
A short piece of
fiction that is a "bite size" version of a novel. |
Short Story |
A mystifying,
misleading or puzzling question posed as a problem to be solved or guessed. |
Riddle |
It is an artistic
piece of philosophical, personal, imaginative or inspirational nature that is
laid out in lines. |
Poetry |
The following are
means for an alipin to become a freeman EXCEPT: |
Getting captured in war |
Doctrina Cristiana
was the first religious book published in the Philippines on July 15, 1593. |
'True' |
It is an allegory
with moral or religious bent. |
parable |
Most English
newspapers were ordered to stop its operations during the Japanese regime. |
'True' |
It is simply
defined as a product of one's imaginative mind. It can be a drama, short
story, novel, myth, folktale, and poetry |
Fictional Literature |
The author who was
known as the "comma poet," introducing a unique style of poetry. |
Jose Garcia Villa |
Which part of the
Ilokano epic Biag ni Lam-ang, tells the story of Lam-ang's quest to find the
Igorots? |
The Quest for the Father |
____ is a famous
comedy play written by Francisco "Soc" Rodrigo that portrays
people's weaknesses. |
Sa Pula, Sa Puti |
Claro M. Recto
wrote for La Vanguardia under what penname? |
Aristeo Hilario |
Jose Garcia Villa
won P1,000 from the Philippines Free Press, which he used to migrate to the
United States and enroll at University of Mexico. |
True |
This was deemed as
the first novel ever written in the Philippines. |
Barlaan at Josaphat |
A novel that dwells
on the arrogance of the friars, revealing the dire consequences tied to the
marriage between the Spanish and Filipinos |
La Hija Del Fraile |
In a story, it is
the verbal representation of a human being. |
Character |
A poem in which the
first letter of each line, when read vertically, spell out a word, which is usually
the subject of the poem. |
Acrostic poem |
A series of fairy
tale stories told by an old woman who kept a loadful of stories in her
ancient baul. |
Mga Kwento ni Lola Basyang |
A rhetorical device,
a witty, ingenious, or pointed saying that is tersely expressed. |
epigram |
The American Period
had influenced the Philippine Literature. |
True' |
The writing system
used by the Filipinos before the Spanish colonization. |
Baybayin |
The term ___ refers
to the social class consisting of freemen. |
timawa |
Carlos P. Romulo
has four bestselling works that led him to bagging the Pulitzer Prize. |
False |
Which of the
following is not one of the bestselling works of Carlos P. Romulo? |
The Lost Ones |
He is the
"greatest Filipino epic poet writing in Spanish," in the Hispanic
world |
Cecilio Apostol |
One of the writers
in the Spanish era under the name Dimas-Ilaw and Pingkian who wrote "Ang
Liwanag at Dilim" that became the code of revolution. |
Emilio Jacinto |
The goddess of love,
conception and childbirth for the Tagalogs. |
Diyan Masalanta |
The following are
works by Jesus Balmori EXCEPT: |
Mi Patria |
Filipinos already
have literature before the Spaniards came to the land. |
True |
It is the
repetition of the same stressed vowel sound and any succeeding sounds in two
or more words. |
Rhyme |
He came up with a
poetry compilation called Crisalidas in 1914. |
Fernando Ma. Guerrero |
The Tagalogs
believe in the supreme deity called __ |
Bathala |
The American
colonization over the Philippines began in 1898 and 1941. |
False |
"Batikuling"
was a penname used by which Filipino poet? |
Jesus
Balmori |
____ is the
play written by Jose Ma. Hernandez about a blacksmith from Pampanga who was
the first Filipino who made a cannon |
Panday
Pira |
Severino Reyes's
Ang Kalupi was first performed at the Teatro Zorilla in 1902. |
True |
It is the
repetition of vowel sounds. |
Assonance |
The following are
pen names of Mariano Ponce, except: |
Taga-Ilog |
Some of this hero's
notable literary works are "El Verdadero Decalogo" (The True
Decalogue or Ten Commandments, and "Sa Bayang Pilipino" (To the
Filipino nation). |
Apolinario
Mabini |
The goddess of the
moon and one of the three daughters of Bathala by a mortal woman. |
Mayari |
There are a few
Spanish words integrated to our own language. |
True |
Biag ni Lam-ang is
one of the great epics that are able to survive with the help of oral
transmission. |
True |
The founder of La
Vanguardia and La Opinion. |
Fernando
Ma. Guerrero |
The writing system
of Filipinos in the Pre-Spanish period. |
Baybayin |
Filipinos already
have literature before the Spaniards came to the land |
True |
It is a narrative
poem written in four-line stanzas. |
Ballad |
Essays that uses
details related to the senses to create mental images for the reader. |
Descriptive
essays |
The goddess of lost
things, she is also the wife of Dumakulem. |
Anagolay |
The Father of the
Tagalog Zarzuela. |
Severino
Reyes |
He was one of the
first Filipino writers to break free from the strict rules imposed on
literature during the Propaganda movement. |
Dr.
Pedro Paterno |
The repetition of
consonant sounds in words. |
Alliteration |
There are more
novels written during this era than poetry. |
False |
The name of
Lam-ang's love interest. |
Ines Cannoyan |
It was the first
novel written in Spanish by a Filipino, which revolves around the misery of a
woman who died of cholera. |
Ninay |
Most English
newspapers were ordered to stop its operations during the Japanese regime. |
True |
It is simply
defined as a product of one's imaginative mind. It can be a drama, short
story, novel, myth, folktale, and poetry |
Fictional Literature |
The author who was
known as the "comma poet," introducing a unique style of poetry. |
Jose Garcia Villa |
Which part of the
Ilokano epic Biag ni Lam-ang, tells the story of Lam-ang's quest to find the
Igorots? |
The Quest for the Father |
In the story of
Malakas and Maganda, the children who ran away from their father and ran
outside became the Alipin. |
False |
___ is a long
narrative poem, telling heroic deeds or events. |
Epic |
Not every poem has
a speaker. |
False |
The Japanese
encouraged nationalism, or the love for one's motherland. |
True |
These are short
poems which express the personal thoughts or emotions of the poet. |
Lyric poems |
Jose Garcia Villa's
Bayan Ko was set to music by Constancio de Guzman and became a popular song
during the Marcos dictatorship. |
False |
He wrote
"Banaag at Sikat" which was renowned for its depiction of certain
issues of socialism and capitalism. |
Lope K. Santos |
It is a story about
animals that possess human traits. |
Fable |
____ is a famous
comedy play written by Francisco "Soc" Rodrigo that portrays
people's weaknesses |
Sa Pula, Sa Puti |
The following are
Bathala's daughters to a mortal woman except: |
Mayari |
"The future
looks fantastic, what with the flying cars and modern technology." This
is an example of a: |
Setting as Time |
Claro M. Recto
wrote for La Vanguardia under what penname? |
Aristeo Hilario |
Jose Garcia Villa
won P1,000 from the Philippines Free Press, which he used to migrate to the
United States and enroll at University of Mexico. |
True |
This was deemed as
the first novel ever written in the Philippines. |
Barlaan at Josaphat |
A novel that dwells
on the arrogance of the friars, revealing the dire consequences tied to the
marriage between the Spanish and Filipinos. |
La Hija Del Fraile |
In a story, it is
the verbal representation of a human being. |
Character |
The American regime
enforced free public education. |
True |
"Aso Mataas sa pag-upo, Mababa 'pag tumayo. Kaibigan kong
ginto, Karamay at
kalaro."
The poem above is
an example of |
Tanaga |
A poem in which the
first letter of each line, when read vertically, spell out a word, which is
usually the subject of the poem. |
Acrostic poem |
A series of fairy
tale stories told by an old woman who kept a loadful of stories in her
ancient baul. |
Mga Kwento ni Lola Basyang |
A rhetorical
device, a witty, ingenious, or pointed saying that is tersely expressed. |
epigram |
The American Period
had influenced the Philippine Literature. |
True |
The writing system
used by the Filipinos before the Spanish colonization. |
Baybayin |
The term ___ refers
to the social class consisting of freemen. |
timawa |
Carlos P. Romulo
has four bestselling works that led him to bagging the Pulitzer Prize. |
False |
Which of the
following is not one of the bestselling works of Carlos P. Romulo? |
The Lost Ones |
He is the
"greatest Filipino epic poet writing in Spanish," in the Hispanic
world. |
Cecilio Apostol |
One of the writers
in the Spanish era under the name Dimas-Ilaw and Pingkian who wrote "Ang
Liwanag at Dilim" that became the code of revolution. |
Emilio Jacinto |
The goddess of
love, conception and childbirth for the Tagalogs. |
Diyan Masalanta |
A short piece of
fiction that is a "bite size" version of a novel. |
|
Short Story |
|
The following are
works by Jesus Balmori EXCEPT: |
Mi Patria |
Filipinos already
have literature before the Spaniards came to the land. |
True |
It is the
repetition of the same stressed vowel sound and any succeeding sounds in two
or more words. |
Rhyme |
Hinilawod is
commonly sung for a period of three days, non-stop. |
False |
Biag ni Lam-ang was
first transcribed around 1640 by Pedro Bucaneg. |
True |
The ___ magazine
was stationed in Manila and contributed to the development of Hiligaynon
literature. |
hiligaynon |
A social and
political critique that uses comedia and ineffectual character. |
Sabas
Armenta |
An author from
Bicol whose works are known for perceptivity and fatalism. |
Angelo
de Castro |
Pampa Bucaneg was
also known as a Chris a total of ___ syllables in octaves with rhymes at the
end. |
16 |
The goddess of the
Eastern sea in Hinilawod. |
Alunsina |
Poetry from ___
possess "clarity and grace of expression." |
bicol |
___ is the lingua
franca of West Visayas. |
Hiligaynon |
It was known as the
"Bible of Northern Philippines". |
Bannawag |
A song of allusion
to mythical heroes. |
Siday |
Biag ni Lam-ang was
created before the Spaniards came. |
true |
A folk theatrical
that is a strictly private type of drama performed by friends and neighbors
to divert a bereaved family from their sorrow. |
Kolilisi |
People of Western
Visayas are more well-versed in writing myths and folktales than poetry and
prose. |
True |
Which of the
following is not a reason why Pampango Literature did not flourish? |
geography |
The Leopoldo Yabes
version of the epic poem Biag ni Lam-ang consists of 206 stanzas. |
False |
Leon C. Pichay is
acknowledged as the Father of Ilocano Literature. |
False |
Isabelo de los
Reyes has ventured into journalism before he was 25. |
True |
How long is
Hinilawod usually sung? |
3
weeks, 2 hours a night |
Mythological
stories of Hiligaynons were passed through each generation by ____. |
oral
transmission |
A social and
political critique that uses comedia and ineffectual character. |
Sabas Armenta |
Aside from being a
writer, Pedro Bucaneg was also known as a Christian missionary. |
True |
It was known as the
"Bible of Northern Philippines". |
.
Bannawag |
It tells the quest
of Lam-ang to find the Igorots who murdered his father. |
The
Quest for the Father |
Biag ni Lam-ang is
an epic poem that consists of 1744 lines. |
False |
The common name of
Awit and Corridos. |
kuriru |
The playwright from
Bicol who writes puns and mimes as double-edge statements for Spaniards. |
Mariano
Shyna Perfecto |
Leon C. Pichay was
considered the most creative Ilocano writer in his generation. |
True |
The title of
Mariano Proceso Pabalan Byron's famous zarzuela that depicts a Filipino
family. |
Ing
Managne |
Which of the
following is not a reason why Pampango Literature did not flourish? |
no
literary outlet |
Cardinal
Bellarmine's catechism was the first book that was printed in Iloko. |
True |
The author of the
Pampango murder mystery novel, "Ing Buac ning Ester" (A Strand of
Ester's Hair). |
Aurelio
Tolentino |
It is the story of
Lam-ang and his love interest Ines Cannoyan. |
The
Quest for a Wife |
The Father of
Pampango Literature. |
Juan
Crisostomo Soto |
The Mother of
Philippine Women's Literature. |
.
Leona Florentino |
One of the famous
publishing houses from Bicol. |
Bicolanon |
Ilocano literature
is second to Tagalog in having the greatest number of printed works. |
True |
The writer of Anti
Cristo. |
.
Justiniano Nuyda |
Leona Florentino
was congenitally blind. |
False |
Biag ni Lam-ang was
first transcribed around 1640 by Pedro Bucaneg. |
True |
The Bukanegan is
the Ilocano version of the Balagtasan |
True |
Ilocano literature
is second to Tagalog in having the greatest number of printed works. |
True |
Leon C. Pichay is
acknowledged as the Father of Ilocano Literature. |
False |
The writer of Anti
Cristo. |
Justiniano Nuyda |
Poetry from ___
possess "clarity and grace of expression." |
Bicol |
Which of the
following is not a reason why Pampango Literature did not flourish? |
no literary outlet |
It is the story of
Lam-ang and his love interest Ines Cannoyan. |
The quest for a wife |
Bicol Literature
did not flourish because of the attitude of people towards it. |
True |
One of the famous
publishing houses from Bicol. |
Bicolanon |
Leona Florentino
was congenitally blind. |
False |
This writer
detested the Spanish maladministration in the Philippines. |
Isabelo de los Reyes |
The title of
Mariano Proceso Pabalan Byron's famous zarzuela that depicts a Filipino
family. |
Ing Managne |
Who is known as the
King of Crisotan? |
Amado Yuzon |
It was known as the
"Bible of Northern Philippines". |
Bannawag |
The author of the
Pampango murder mystery novel, "Ing Buac ning Ester" (A Strand of
Ester's Hair). |
Aurelio Tolentino |
The playwright from
Bicol who writes puns and mimes as double-edge statements for Spaniards. |
Mariano Perfecto |
The Mother of
Philippine Women's Literature. |
Leona Florentino |
A social and
political critique that uses comedia and ineffectual character. |
Sabas Armenta |
The Leopoldo Yabes
version of the epic poem Biag ni Lam-ang consists of 206 stanzas. |
False |
A humorous and
satiric song in Hiligaynon literature. |
Bical |
Vicente Y. Sotto
began his journalistic career at the age of 22. |
True |
The first short
story in Sugbuanon. |
Ang
Suga |
What was Pedro
Bukaneg's origin, according to his name? |
Itneg |
Bukaneg was a
co-author of the Ilocano-English grammar book and dictionary. |
True |
Hiligaynon is the
lingua franca of Northern Mindanao. |
False |
Sugbuanon is a
dialect spoken in central Visayas, as well as in the greater part of northern
and central Mindanao. |
True |
Hinilawod tells the
story of how the islands of Iloilo, ____ and Aklan were formed. |
Antique |
Hinilawod is the
oldest and longest epic poem in Panay. |
True |
___ refers to the
Ilocano balagtasan. |
Bukanegan |
A humorous and
satirical song. |
Bical |
Pampango poetry
commonly has a total of ___ syllables in octaves with rhymes at the end. |
16 |
____, also known as
the Bible of Northern Philippines, was a popular weekly magazine featuring
literary works from Ilocano writers. |
Bannawag |
An old ritual of
formalizing an engagement to marry. |
Pamalaye |
___ tells a story
of the bravery of ten datus who went on a journey to escape from a tyrannical
ruler. |
Maragtas |
Haya is a dirge that
is composed of three parts. |
False |
Leona Florentino
was fluent in Spanish, Tagalog, Ilokano and English. |
False |
Ilocano literature
is heavily influenced by religion. |
True |
___ thrive in the
region because they depict history, important people and social condition. |
dramas |
The Yuhum magazine
in Iloilo was established by: |
.
La Defensa Press |
Sugbuanon literature
is characterized as: |
Abundant
and varied |
An incorporation of
duplo and balitaw where the courtship plot becomes a mere framework for an
argument on a non-romantic subject. |
Balagtasan
sa Balitaw |
The name of the
main character in Bucaneg's famous epic. |
Lam-ang |
The father of
Ilocano Literature. |
Pedro
Bucaneg |
It introduces the
story's characters, setting, and conflict. |
Exposition |
A story about the
tradition of Christmas in the Philippines, written to entertain and amuse the
people from Madrid. |
Noche
Buena |
He published his
poetry book "Rimas Malayas" (Malayan Rhymes) at the age of 17 and
even wrote a satirical column for La Vanguardia called "Vida
Manilenas" |
Jesus
Balmori |
The name of the
corrupt governor in A Child of Sorrow. |
Pancho
Ismael |
The following are known
as Poets of Stage EXCEPT: |
Pedro
Deogracias |
It was the very
first book on Ilokano grammar written by Francisco Lopez. |
Arte
de la Iloka |
and Datu Paubari in
Hinilawod had twins. |
.
False |
A Hiligaynon
literary form that is a ballad of unrhymed couplets. |
Ambahan |
The story of
Maragtas is about a group of datus and their escape from Borneo. |
False |
Dubbed as the most
creative Ilocano writer in his generation whose works often revolve around
the theme of love for the country, spirituality and love for their local
language. |
Leon
Pichay |
A comic
representation of the love chase in aa verse dialogue of courtship that
develops into a wit combat performed in song and dance. |
Balitaw |
he ___ magazine in
Iloilo helped keep literature alive. |
.
Yuhum |
Long before the
Spaniards came to the Philippines, Ilokanos have already established their
own culture, along with their own mythology and folklore. |
True |
Which of the
following is not a contribution to literature of Vicente Y. Sotto? |
wrote
folk theatricals in his native language |
This refers to an
old ritual of formalizing an engagement to marry. |
pamalaye |
A comic
representation of the love chase in a verse dialogue of courtship that
develops into a wit combat performed in song and dance. |
Balitaw |
One of Haya's parts
that is a song regretting the loss of a loved one and extolling him. |
parahaya |
It is a character
that remains essentially the same throughout the story. |
flat
character |
It is the pattern
of sound created by the arrangement of stressed and unstressed syllables in a
line. |
Rhythm |
In a story, this
character is complex, multi-faceted and has the qualities of real people. |
Round
character |
Banaag at Sikat was
notable for its depiction of issues such as socialism, capitalism, and the
works of the united association of laborers. |
True |
Match the writer to
his/her famous literary work. |
|
Claro M. Recto |
Bajo los Cocoteros |
Jose Corazon de
Jesus |
Bayan Ko |
Dr. Pedro Paterno |
Ninay |
Mariano Ponce |
Mga Alamat ng Bulacan |
Jose Esperanza Cruz |
Tatlong Maria |
Fr. Modesto de
Castro |
Urbana and Feliza |
Clodualdo del Mundo |
Bulaga |
Jose Ma. Hernandez |
Panday Pira |
Stevan Javellana |
The Lost Ones |
Narciso G. Reyes |
Lupang Tinubuan |
Paz Marquez Benitez |
Dead Stars |
Liwayway Arceo |
Uhaw ang Tigang ng Lupa |
Graciano
Lopez-Jaena |
Fray Botod |
Marcelo H. Del
Pilar |
Dasalan at Tocsohan |
Jose Maria
Panganiban |
A Nuestro Obispo |
Andres Bonifacio |
Pag‑ibig sa Tinubuang Lupa |
Apolinario Mabini |
El Verdadero Decalogo |
Emilio Jacinto |
Ang Liwanag at Dilim |
Antonio Luna |
Noche Buena |
Severino Reyes |
Mga Kwento ni Lola Basyang |
Fernando Ma.
Guerrero |
Crisalidas |
Jose Rizal |
Noli Me Tangere |
Justiniano Nuyda |
Anti Cristo |
Marcelino Foronda
Jr. |
Ta Dida Ammo it Aramidda |
Fray Francisco
Lopez |
Cardinal Bellarmine’s catechism |
Pedro Bukaneg |
Biag ni Lam‑ang |
Vicente Sotto |
Maming |
Jose Garcia Villa |
Man Songs |
Zoilo Galang |
A Child of Sorrow |
Lope K. Santos |
Banaag at Sikat |
Cecilio Apostol's
poem that opened the world of Spanish poetry for him. |
El Terror de Los Mares Indicos |
The goddess of the
Eastern sea in Hinilawod. |
Alunsina |
The ___ magazine in
Iloilo helped keep literature alive. |
Yuhum |
Hinilawod tells the
story of how the islands of Iloilo, ____ and Aklan were formed. |
Antique |
The son of
Idiyanale: he’s the strong and agile, the guardian of the mountains. |
Dumakulem |
The Tagalog god of
the sea, he was originally the god of hunters. |
Amanikable |
___ refers to the
Ilocano balagtasan. |
Bukanegan |
The father of
Ilocano Literature. |
Pedro Bucaneg |
Both Tagalog and
English were used as the medium of instruction in all levels of education in
public schools. |
False |
____, also known as
the Bible of Northern Philippines, was a popular weekly magazine featuring
literary works from Ilocano writers. |
Bannawag |
The name of the
main character in Bucaneg's famous epic. |
Lam-ang |
Which of the
following is Juan Crisostomo "Crisot" Soto's works? |
Ing Managne |
The ___ magazine
was stationed in Manila and contributed to the development of Hiligaynon
literature. |
Hiligaynon |
A literary form
that is a simple folk song, love song and work song. |
Awit |
___ tells a story
of the bravery of ten datus who went on a journey to escape from a tyrannical
ruler. |
Maragtas |
Sugbuanon
literature forms delivered orally are the following except: |
plays |
What was Pedro
Bukaneg's origin, according to his name? |
Itneg |
___ is the lingua
franca of West Visayas. |
Hiligaynon |
The oldest and
longest epic poem in Panay. |
Hinilawod |
Mythological stories
of Hiligaynons were passed through each generation by ____. |
oral transmission |
According to the
Nicaraguan poet Daisy Zamora, poetry is: |
"a
way of feeling life" |
It is the method by
which writers and speakers reveal attitudes or feelings. |
.
Tone |
The full name of
the author of "Lupang Tinubuan" that won first prize in the
outstanding Filipino short stories in 1943. |
Narciso
Reyes |
The conflict in a
short story is a major element of plot because it arouses curiosity, causes
doubt, creates tension and produces interest. |
True |
Zoilo Galang's A
Child of Sorrow was famous for being: |
The
first Philippine novel written in the English language |
A Manobo/Ilianon
tale about the hero whose people had been driven out of their land |
Agyu |
This author wrote
"A Night in the Hills" which tells the story of Gerado Luna, a
salesman in a jewelry store in Intramuros, Manila. |
Paz
Marquez-Benitez |
He was a
corresponding member of the Royal Academy of the Spanish Literature. |
Cecilio
Apostol |
The second prize
for the outstanding Filipino short stories in 1943 is _______. |
.
Uhaw ang Tigang na Lupa by Liwayway A. Arceo |
The name of the
magazine that recognized the brilliant minds behind literary works during
this era. |
.
Liwayway |
The Father of
Tagalog plays. |
Severino
Reyes |
The term Alibata
was coined by _______. |
Paul
Rodriguez Verzosa |
The author of the
speech, Sa Mga Pilipino, a speech aimed to improve the condition of the
Filipinos to become free and progressive. |
.
Graciano Lopez Jaena |
He was the Father
of the Tagalog Zarzuela and the one who wrote, "Walang Sugat" (No
Wounds) about the Katipuneros in the later years of the Spanish occupation. |
Severino
Reyes |
he name of the
corrupt governor in A Child of Sorrow. |
Pancho
Ismael |
A poem consisting
of four lines with seven syllables each, with each line ending in rhyme. |
Tanaga |
The type of
government in the Philippines during the Pre-Spanish period. |
Democracy |
Jesus Balmori died
on June 12, on Philippine Independence Day. |
False |
Articles that
explain the steps in a process, report the news, or analyze a work of literature
are all examples of: |
Persuasive
essays |
Considered as the
first modern English language short story writer from the Philippines. |
Paz
Marquez Benitez |
The term ____
refers to slaves that do not have the right to own property. |
saguiguilid |
Literature, in a
literal sense, means: |
"love
of wisdom" |
tory about the
tradition of Christmas in the Philippines, written to entertain and amuse the
people from Madrid. |
Noche
Buena |
Use of Tagalog
became widespread under the Japanese rule. |
True |
The Father of Filipino
Democracy. |
Andres
Bonifacio |
The ____ is an
example of an epic poem that tells the story of Jesus Christ's life, trials
and sufferings. |
Pasyon |
Drama is told
mainly through the words and actions of characters and intended to be
performed by actors. |
True |
A ____ is a
mystifying, misleading or puzzling question posed as a problem to be solved
or guessed. |
riddle |
The Bikolanos call
their supreme being Asuang. |
False |
Which of the
following is not one of Mariano Ponce's pennames? |
Tagailog |
A seven-lined
diamond-shaped poem that specifies the part of speech in each line, sometimes
with contrasting ideas. |
Diamond
poem |
Philippine
literature managed to thrive during this era. |
True |
Aliguyon was the
hero son of the goddess Alunsina, and the mortal Datu Paubari. |
False |
Baybayin, the
Filipino writing system in the Pre-Spanish period, is derived from the
Tagalog word baybay which means: |
"to
spell" |
Free public
education made knowledge and information accessible to a greater number of
Filipinos, which gave them the opportunity to join the educated masses. |
True |
What are the most
common works of literature during the Japanese regime? |
poems |
On May 1, 1898, the
Americans led by U.S. Navy Admiral George Dewey, along with Gen. Emilio
Aguinaldo, attacked the Spanish Navy in Manila Bay. |
true |
One of the classics
of Confucianism that is a collection of 300 poems and songs from the early
Chou Dynasty. |
Shih
Ching |
Some prominent
rocks are worshipped as Kami. |
True |
The goal of Hindu
Life which refers to physical pleasure. |
Kama |
ChinesA book of
Confucianism that talks about "Great Learning." |
Ta
Hsueh |
勇気 (Romaji: yuuki) means love. |
False |
These are charms,
wards or scriptures that are said to bring the bearer good luck or
protection. |
ofuda |
A way to achieve
God through direct action. |
.
Karma |
The Indian goddess
of dance. |
Shivast |
The name of the
tree on which Gautama vowed never to arise until he found the truth. |
Pipal |
Time refers to ____
while moment means "for the time being." |
clear-cut
situation |
Shinto believes
that the reason for human's attachment to nature is because they become kami
after they die. |
False |
A way to achieve
God by what you know. |
Jnana |
The Japanese
believe in balance in perspective and beauty. |
True |
Which of the
following is not one of the three levels in which the Japanese are shaped? |
Standard
of living |
This term refers to
Japanese festivals to celebrate and honor shrines. |
matsuri |
Which of the
following is in? |
Sorrow
is one of the unwholesome mental states impeding progress towards
enlightenment. |
A characteristic of
existence in Buddhism which refers to selflessness. |
anatta |
A way to achieve
God by how you act. |
Bakhti |
The goal of Hindu
Life which refers to physical pleasure. |
Kama |
Omamori comes from
the word mamori, which means, ___. |
protection |
Being a Hindu is
said to be a sign of being ____. |
glorious |
Which of the
following is not one of the Confucian Thoughts from the Analects? |
"The
journey of a thousand miles begins with one step." |
Those who do not
agree that life is impermanent, is said to be in the state of "___"
or illusion. |
Maya |
What marked the end
of World War I? |
.
Hitler and his wife committed suicide |
During the World
War II, when was London destroyed causing the death of approximately 60,000
civilians? |
1941 |
This type of
newspaper was developed in 1962 as a supplement to the Sunday newspaper. |
tabloid |
The art/literature
has a realistic setting. |
Magic
Realism and Realism |
The common ground
in the themes of postmodernism and modernism. |
result
of war and invasions |
Christopher Columbus
discovered America in 1492. |
True |
A fantasy plot that
is accepted by the characters. |
Magic
Realism and Fantasy |
Which of the
following terms related to postmodernism means "construction or creation
from a diverse range of available things"? |
bricolage |
Identify the aspect
of modernism described: |
|
The rise of spontaneity
and discovery in creation. |
a
rejection of elaborate formal aesthetics in favor of minimalist designs |
Postmodernism
emphasizes pastiche. Which of the following is the closest meaning of the
word "pastiche"? |
an
artistic work in a style that imitates that of another work, artist or period |
A movement where
Brazilians explored their myths and folklore. |
Modernismo |
A popularly
acclaimed artist whose artworks result in powerful paradoxes, often provoking
unsettling thoughts. |
Rene
Magritte |
Identify what the
following statement describes: |
|
Explores aspects that
are associated with imagination, attempting to express the inner life of
humans. |
.
Surrealism |
This artist's
artworks feature racism and discrimination. One such example is the image
below: |
Oswaldo
Guayasamin |
The English title
of Gabriel Garcia Marquez' novel which became the epicenter of novels in this
period. |
.
One Hundred Years of Solitude |
Discontinuous
narratives and random-seeming collages of different materials. |
an
emphasis on fragmented forms |
Choosing materials
used to produce art and in methods of displaying, distributing and consuming
art. |
a
rejection fo the distinction between "high" and "low" or
popular culture |
Ready Player One by
Ernest Cline: "In the year 2044, reality is an ugly place. The only time
teenage Wade Watts really feels alive is when he's jacked into the virtual
utopia known as the OASIS. Wade's devoted his life to studying the puzzles
hidden within this world's digital confines, puzzles that are based on their
creator's obsession with the pop culture of decades past and that promise
massive power and fortune to whoever can unlock them. When Wade stumbles upon
the first clue, he finds himself beset by players willing to kill to take
this ultimate prize. The race is on, and if Wade's going to survive, he'll
have to win—and confront the real world he's always been so desperate to
escape." |
Technological
Control |
A popularly
acclaimed artist whose artworks result in powerful paradoxes, often provoking
unsettling thoughts. |
Rene
Magritte |
Small portions of
West Africa are composed of people who believe in ______. |
Animism |
This began in the
middle of the 18th century and is associated with modern era. |
none
of the choices |
French-speaking
African writers, politicians and intellectuals developed the ideological
philosophy, Negritude. |
True |
Explores the social
and political ills in the 20th Century. |
Magic
Realism |
In Modern America,
this country is the first to become an independent nation in West Indies. |
Haiti |
The following are
countries that proclaimed independence from Spain except for: |
Texas |
This massacre
occurred in Rwanda causing millions to flee. |
Hutus |
Postmodernism
emphasizes pastiche. Which of the following is the closest meaning of the
word "pastiche”? |
.
an artistic work in a style that imitates that of another work, artist or
period |
|
|
This Japanese term
refers to the spirits that roam the land. |
yokai |
Edward VII lead the
friendship of major European countries and eventually forming the group
called, " |
entente cordiale |
The positive and
personal force in the universe, according to Confucius is Heaven or |
t'ien |
The story about the
grief of a woman who lost her child and eventually where the line, "the
living are few, but the dead are many" became popular. |
Kisa Gotami |
The Veda for
rituals of sacrifice. |
Yajur Veda |
The characteristic
of existence which refers to selflessness. |
Anatta |
Shinto became the
main religion in Japan during the ____period. |
meiji |
This term is used
to refer to works that depict supernatural forces working because of a
logical reason. |
Magic Realism |
This term refers
more to art/literature that defies logic with the supernatural. |
Magic Realism |
These are charms
and wards or scriptures that is said to bring the bearer good luck or
protection. |
Ofuda |
This book advocates
the discernment of a basic norm of human action which, if put into effect,
will bring life into harmony with the process of the universe. |
Chung Yung |
This consists of
three books on the Rites of Propriety |
Li Ching |
Which of the
following is not one of the unwholesome mental states that impede profress
towards enlightenment. |
lying |
Rakshasas are most
commonly called |
maneaters |
Indian belief
dictates that salvation is not achieved by action but by knowledge or
realization. |
True |
This is the innate
nature of existence according to Buddhism. |
dukkha |
Which of these
refers to the collection of 300 poems and songs from the early Chou Dynasty? |
shih ching |
Which of the
following is not a characteristic of Modernism in American literature? |
|
a clear distinction
between genres |
|
The main principle
of Confucianism is ____which means humaneness or benevolence. |
ren |
This refers to a
set of philosophical, political and ethical ideas which provide the basis for
the aesthetic aspect of modernism. |
Modernity |
The___River is one
of the longest rivers in Asia extending to 3,180 kilometers. |
Indus |
A Japanese word
which means protection. |
Mamori |
The people who have
been subjected to bad karma cannot find their way to Nirvana. |
False |
Indian Literature
is often described as illogical. |
true |
This art favors
reflexivity, self |
consciousness, fragmentation and discontinuity. |
Modern |
|
Gautama Buddha is
known to be _________ and will remain in this position until he has found the
truth. |
seated under the pipal tree |
Which of the
following paths is not included in the samadhi or meditation? |
Right Thought |
The____religion
believes that we planned our lives with God. |
Youruba |
The Sun Goddess
that is considered the most important God in Shinto. |
Amaterasu |
The Indian's way of
living's characteristics include the following except: |
Happiness |
the___group are
composed of writers, painters and artists that aim to revive the Uli art of
the Igbo tribe. |
Nsukka |
A book of Mencius'
conversations with kings of the time. |
Meng Tzu |
The one who wrote
Totem, a poem that encourages common racial identity for black Africans. |
Leopold Sedar Senghor |
This depicts the
tragedy of something broken. |
Modernism |
Adolf Hitler, head
of the Nazis used the ____or lightning war in conquering Poland. |
blitzkrieg |
Confucianism is characterized
by a highly _____ view of human nature. |
optimistic |
Adolf Hitler, head
of the Nazis used the ____ in conquering Poland. |
lightning
war |
The term that
refers to the goal of liberation. |
Moksha |
The Chinese accept
that change is inevitable. |
False |
The Spanish
conquistador who defeated the Aztecs in 1521. |
Herman Cortes |
There is no devil
in Indian literature. |
true |
The Indians have
____ identities of the god |
300 |
The literary and ideological
philosophy developed by French |
speaking African intellectuals. |
negritude |
|
The Indians believe
that knowing and believing are nearly the same. |
false |
I Ching or the
Classic of Changes is a collection of texts on divination based on a set of
____ hexagrams that reflect the relationship between Yin and Yang in nature
and society. |
64 |
In 1948, immigrants
arrived in Britain. Their nationalities varied and they are the following
except: |
australians |
The Spanish
literary movement which is characterized by its use of sensuous imagery to
express distinctive spiritual values, as well as metaphors. |
modernismo |
What is the
existing goal of the Ramayana? |
dharma |
A way to achieve
God which depends on how you act. |
bakhti |
The level of caste
system which refers to the soldiers. |
Vaisya |
The _____ movement
initiated the emerging of daring and confrontational themes. |
Vanguardia |
The one who wrote
Totem, a poem that encourages common racial identity for black Africans. |
Leopold Sedar Senghor |
The Sun Goddess
that is considered the most important God in Shinto. |
Amaterasu |
These are charms
and wards or scriptures that is said to bring the bearer good luck or
protection. |
Ofuda |
Gautama Buddha is
known to be _________ and will remain in this position until he has found the
truth. |
seated under the pipal tree |
Which of the
following paths is not included in the samadhi or meditation? |
Right Thought |
The one who
proposed equality in the West Africa. |
Blaise Daigne |
The story about the
grief of a woman who lost her child and eventually where the line, "the
living are few, but the dead are many" became popular. |
Kisa
gotami |
The term that
refers to the goal of liberation |
Moksha |
This consists of
three books on the Rites of Propriety. |
Li Ching |
A way to achieve
God which depends on how you act. |
Bakhti |
This is the innate
nature of existence according to Buddhism. |
Dukkha |
A Japanese word
which means protection. |
Mamori |
The Veda for
rituals of sacrifice. |
Yajur Veda |
The characteristic
of existence which refers to selflessness. . |
anatta |
In 1948, immigrants
arrived in Britain. Their nationalities varied and they are the following
except: |
Australians |
The movement
initiated the emerging of daring and confrontational themes. |
vanguardia |
Indian Literature
is often described as illogical. a. |
True |
The literary and
ideological philosophy developed by French speaking African intellectuals. |
Negritude |
The positive and
personal force in the universe, according to Confucius is Heaven or |
T’ien |
The positive and
personal force in the universe, according to Confucius is ___. |
T’ien |
I Ching or the
Classic of Changes is a collection of texts on divination based on a set of
hexagrams that reflect the relationship between Yin and Yang in nature and
society. |
64 |
This depicts the
tragedy of something broken. |
Modernism |
he Spanish
conquistador who defeated the Aztecs in 1521. |
Herman Cortes |
This book advocates
the discernment of a basic norm of human action which, if put into effect,
will bring life into harmony with the process of the universe. |
Chung Yung |
The main principle
of Confucianism is Answer which means humaneness or benevolence. |
ren |
The Spanish
literary movement which is characterized by its use of sensuous imagery to
express distinctive spiritual values, as well as metaphors. |
Modernismo |
This is a
collection of fables given to kings and princes that will teach them all
there is to know about values, leadership and governance. |
Panchatantra |
The level of caste
system which refers to the soldiers. |
Vaisya |
What is the
existing goal of the Ramayana? Dharma |
|
The Indians believe
that knowing and believing are nearly the same. . |
False |
Which of the
following is not a characteristic of Modernism in American literature? |
a clear distinction between genres |
A book of Mencius' conversations
with kings of the time. |
Meng Tzu |
This term is used
to refer to works that depict supernatural forces working because of a
logical reason. |
Magic realism |
Japanese term
referring to nature |
Kigo |
akshasas are most
commonly called |
Maneaters |
This term refers
more to art/literature that defies logic with the supernatural |
surealism |
Confucianism is
characterized by a highly |
optimistic |
This art favors
reflexivity, self consciousness, fragmentation and discontinuity. |
postmodern |
Adolf Hitler, head
of the Nazis used the |
Blitzkrieg |
Which of the
following is not one of the unwholesome mental states that impede profress
towards enlightenment? |
Lying |
group are composed
of writers, painters and artists that aim to revive the Uli art of the Igbo
tribe. |
Nsukka |
Religion believes
that we planned our lives with God. |
Youruba |
Indian belief
dictates that salvation is not achieved by action but by knowledge or
realization. |
True |
The Indian's way of
living's characteristics include the following except: |
happiness |
This refers to a
set of philosophical, political and ethical ideas which provide the basis for
the aesthetic aspect of modernism. |
Modernity |
There is no devil
in Indian literature. |
True |
Edward VII lead the
friendship of major European countries and eventually forming the group
called, |
entente cordiale |
River is one of the
longest rivers in Asia extending to 3,180 kilometers. |
Indus |
The Indians have ____identities
of the god |
300 |
You can't look at
things in only one way.You should look from both angles. |
Takahashi sensei |
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