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21st Lit(1st Monthly)

21st Lit(1st Monthly)
87問 • 1年前
  • Jannel Obispo
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    問題一覧

  • 1

    Literatures were handed to us writtenly

    False

  • 2

    Pre-colonial period was from —BC to 1564

    True

  • 3

    When was Philippines pre-colonial period?

    (—BC to 1564)

  • 4

    Philippine period that was based on oral traditions

    Pre-colonial period

  • 5

    Pre-colonial period consisted of both written and oral literature

    True

  • 6

    What is the earliest alphabet of the Philippines?

    Alibata

  • 7

    Alibata consists of how many letters?

    17 letters

  • 8

    Enlist the 4 Literary Forms

    Oral Literature, Folk Songs, Folk Tales, Epics

  • 9

    Battle of wits among participants

    Riddles(bugtong)

  • 10

    Wise sayings that contain a metaphor used to teach us a food for thought.

    Proverbs(salawikain)

  • 11

    Ulan ng Ulan, hindi pa rin mabasa ang tiyan

    Gabi

  • 12

    Ako’y aklat ng panahon, binabago taun-taon

    Kalendaryo

  • 13

    Pitong bundok, pitong lubak, tig-pitong anak

    Sungka

  • 14

    May kabayo akong payat, pinalo ko ng patpat, lumukso ng pitong gubat, naglagos ng pitong dagat

    Alon

  • 15

    Common forms of poetry which has a quatrain with 7 syllables each with the same rhyme at the end of each line

    Tanaga

  • 16

    Used in witchcraft and enchantment

    Chant

  • 17

    A form of folk lyric which expresses the hopes and aspirations, the people’s lifestyles, as well as their loved ones

    Folk songs

  • 18

    These are often repetitive and sonorous, didactic and naïve

    Folk songs

  • 19

    Lullaby

    Hele or Oyayi

  • 20

    7-syllable-per-line poems that are about human relationships and social entertainment

    Ambahan

  • 21

    Work songs that depict the livelihood of the people

    Kalusan(Ivatan)

  • 22

    Drinking song

    Tagay(Cebuano and Waray)

  • 23

    Song of lamentation for the dead

    Kanogan(Cebuano)

  • 24

    Explain how the world wss created, hiw certain animals possess certain characteristics, why some places have waterfalls, volcanoes, mountains, flora or fauna

    Myths

  • 25

    Explain the origin of things (Specific) Ex: “Why the Pineapple has eyes”

    Legends

  • 26

    Use animal characters

    Fables

  • 27

    Deal with underworld characters such as “tiyanak”, “aswang”, “kapre”, etc.

    Fantastic Stories

  • 28

    These are “narratives of sustained length based on oral tradition revolving around supernatural events or heroic deeds.” Ex: Biah ni Lam-Ang

    Epics

  • 29

    Spanish Colonization Period

    1565-1872

  • 30

    Philippine period when spanish was introduced as the medium of communication

    Spanish Colonization Period

  • 31

    Enlist the 2 Literary Forms of the Spanish Colonization Period

    Religious Literature and Secular Literature

  • 32

    Long narrative poem about the passion and death of christ

    Pasyon

  • 33

    Dramatization of thr pasyon

    Senakulo

  • 34

    Colorful tales of chivalry made for singing and changing. eg. Ibong Adarna

    Awit

  • 35

    Metrical tale written in octosyllabic quatrains eg. Florante at Laura

    Korido

  • 36

    Written to prescribe proper decorum

    Prose Narratives

  • 37

    Was the first book ever printed in the Philippines in 1593 by the Dominic press

    Christian doctrine or Doctrina Christiana

  • 38

    by Fernando Bagongbanta is a Tagalog translation to the Spanish lines still with the superiority of the Spanish language

    Libro de la Lengua Tagala

  • 39

    is influenced by the Spanish context of Christianity. At least, they embodied several Filipino sentiment values

    Pasyon

  • 40

    by Marcelo H. del Pilar Expressed his rebellious writing style and was identified

    Pasyon Dapat Ipag-alab ng Puso

  • 41

    Pascual Poblete’s ________ associated Filipinos’ struggle for independence with Jesus’ life

    Patnubay sa Binyagan

  • 42

    made a very powerful contributions to the awakening of Filipinos as it introduces the rejection of Spanish rule

    Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterism

  • 43

    The narrative poems _______ and _______ talk about the world of royals warriors and lovers

    Awit and Corrido

  • 44

    Francisco Baltazar’s ________ embodied the concept of colonization and Oppression which gave voice to their revolutionary action towards freedom

    Florante at Laura

  • 45

    what period did the nationalistic or propaganda and revolutionary period started

    1864-1896

  • 46

    When did the language shifted from Spanish Tagalog

    1864 to 1896

  • 47

    Filipinos desire was to give intellect or knowledge

    1864-1896

  • 48

    Address the masses as “intellegencia”

    1864 to 1896

  • 49

    Reformatory in objective

    propaganda literature

  • 50

    satires editorials and news articles were written attack and expose the evils of Spanish rule

    Political Essays

  • 51

    What are the types of propaganda literature

    political essays and political novels

  • 52

    help inflame the spirit of revolution

    political essays

  • 53

    The book that gave spare to the propaganda movement

    Noli Me Tangere

  • 54

    The sequel of Noli that talks about politics and the corruption within the Spanish government

    El filibusterismo

  • 55

    popular with his name Plaridel, Pupdoh, Piping Dilat, and Dolores Manapat

    Marcelo H. del Pilar

  • 56

    he established the first magazine La Solidaridad which later became the official voice of the association of Hispano de Filipinas composed of Filipinos and Spaniards who worked for reforms in the Philippines

    Graciano Lopez Jaena

  • 57

    When did the American colonial period or the period of apprenticeship started

    1910 to 1930

  • 58

    What period did the English became a medium of instruction as well as the language that Americans taught to our ancestors through the establishment of the public school education

    1910 to 1930 or the American colonial period

  • 59

    What period did the Filipino writers imitated English and American models

    (1910 to 1930)

  • 60

    What period did the poems written where amateurish and mushy which phrasing and diction is awkward and artificial

    1910 to 1930 or the American colonial period

  • 61

    Highly influenced by Western literary trancelike romanticism and realism

    period of emergence

  • 62

    Most prevalent literary form

    Short stories

  • 63

    Wrote poems dedicated to Rizal, Jacinto, Mabini and all other heroes

    Cecilio Apostol

  • 64

    is one of the celebrated Filipino writers of her time. She penned the critically Upland and Filipino classic “Dead Stars”

    Paz Marquez Benitez

  • 65

    short story writer known for infusing local color on his works. He wrote short stories such as “Morning in Nagrebcan” and “How my Brother Leon Brought Home a Wife”

    Manuel Arguilla

  • 66

    known as the “Father of Tagalog Novel” who penned “ Nena and Neneng”, which is reminiscent of “Urbana and Feliza”, A literary work written in the days of Spanish colonization which dictates how people should conduct themselves especially in public gatherings

    Valerio Hernandez Peña

  • 67

    When did the Japanese occupation started when did the Japanese occupation started

    1942 to 1944

  • 68

    Tagalog poets broke away from the ballad pass the default and instead Road in simple language and free verse

    The War Years (1942-1944)

  • 69

    Fiction prevailed over poetry

    Japanese occupation

  • 70

    A poem of free verse that the Japanese liked. It has 17 Syllables – 5 syllables on the first and third line, and 7 syllables on the second

    Haiku

  • 71

    short like Haiku but has measure and rhyme. each line has seven syllables and is also allegorical in meaning

    Tanaga

  • 72

    Popular poem written in this period Where rhyme scheme and verse are not prescribed

    Karaniwang Anyo

  • 73

    serves as the “The Golden Year for short stories in Tagalog drama”

    period of maturity and originality

  • 74

    is a collection of poems by Manuel Viray

    heart of the islands (1947)

  • 75

    as a collection of prose and poetry by Maximo Ramos and Florentino Valeros

    philippine cross section (1950)

  • 76

    by Nick Joaquin

    Prose and Poems (1952)

  • 77

    by T.D Agcaoili

    philippine writing (1953)

  • 78

    by Amador Daguio

    Philippines Havest

  • 79

    by NVM Gonzales

    Who spoke of courage in his sleep

  • 80

    by Conrado V. Pederoche

    speak not, Speak also

  • 81

    by Jose Garcia Villa

    have come, Am here

  • 82

    Other poets

    Toribia Maño, and Edith L. Tiemno

  • 83

    A term used to describe written and sometimes spoken material

    Literature

  • 84

    Latin term which means letter

    Littera

  • 85

    Latin term which means “writing formed with letters”

    Litteratura

  • 86

    Refers to the works of the creative imagination

    Literature

  • 87

    Quality which appeals to our sense of beauty

    Artistry

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    Literatures were handed to us writtenly

    False

  • 2

    Pre-colonial period was from —BC to 1564

    True

  • 3

    When was Philippines pre-colonial period?

    (—BC to 1564)

  • 4

    Philippine period that was based on oral traditions

    Pre-colonial period

  • 5

    Pre-colonial period consisted of both written and oral literature

    True

  • 6

    What is the earliest alphabet of the Philippines?

    Alibata

  • 7

    Alibata consists of how many letters?

    17 letters

  • 8

    Enlist the 4 Literary Forms

    Oral Literature, Folk Songs, Folk Tales, Epics

  • 9

    Battle of wits among participants

    Riddles(bugtong)

  • 10

    Wise sayings that contain a metaphor used to teach us a food for thought.

    Proverbs(salawikain)

  • 11

    Ulan ng Ulan, hindi pa rin mabasa ang tiyan

    Gabi

  • 12

    Ako’y aklat ng panahon, binabago taun-taon

    Kalendaryo

  • 13

    Pitong bundok, pitong lubak, tig-pitong anak

    Sungka

  • 14

    May kabayo akong payat, pinalo ko ng patpat, lumukso ng pitong gubat, naglagos ng pitong dagat

    Alon

  • 15

    Common forms of poetry which has a quatrain with 7 syllables each with the same rhyme at the end of each line

    Tanaga

  • 16

    Used in witchcraft and enchantment

    Chant

  • 17

    A form of folk lyric which expresses the hopes and aspirations, the people’s lifestyles, as well as their loved ones

    Folk songs

  • 18

    These are often repetitive and sonorous, didactic and naïve

    Folk songs

  • 19

    Lullaby

    Hele or Oyayi

  • 20

    7-syllable-per-line poems that are about human relationships and social entertainment

    Ambahan

  • 21

    Work songs that depict the livelihood of the people

    Kalusan(Ivatan)

  • 22

    Drinking song

    Tagay(Cebuano and Waray)

  • 23

    Song of lamentation for the dead

    Kanogan(Cebuano)

  • 24

    Explain how the world wss created, hiw certain animals possess certain characteristics, why some places have waterfalls, volcanoes, mountains, flora or fauna

    Myths

  • 25

    Explain the origin of things (Specific) Ex: “Why the Pineapple has eyes”

    Legends

  • 26

    Use animal characters

    Fables

  • 27

    Deal with underworld characters such as “tiyanak”, “aswang”, “kapre”, etc.

    Fantastic Stories

  • 28

    These are “narratives of sustained length based on oral tradition revolving around supernatural events or heroic deeds.” Ex: Biah ni Lam-Ang

    Epics

  • 29

    Spanish Colonization Period

    1565-1872

  • 30

    Philippine period when spanish was introduced as the medium of communication

    Spanish Colonization Period

  • 31

    Enlist the 2 Literary Forms of the Spanish Colonization Period

    Religious Literature and Secular Literature

  • 32

    Long narrative poem about the passion and death of christ

    Pasyon

  • 33

    Dramatization of thr pasyon

    Senakulo

  • 34

    Colorful tales of chivalry made for singing and changing. eg. Ibong Adarna

    Awit

  • 35

    Metrical tale written in octosyllabic quatrains eg. Florante at Laura

    Korido

  • 36

    Written to prescribe proper decorum

    Prose Narratives

  • 37

    Was the first book ever printed in the Philippines in 1593 by the Dominic press

    Christian doctrine or Doctrina Christiana

  • 38

    by Fernando Bagongbanta is a Tagalog translation to the Spanish lines still with the superiority of the Spanish language

    Libro de la Lengua Tagala

  • 39

    is influenced by the Spanish context of Christianity. At least, they embodied several Filipino sentiment values

    Pasyon

  • 40

    by Marcelo H. del Pilar Expressed his rebellious writing style and was identified

    Pasyon Dapat Ipag-alab ng Puso

  • 41

    Pascual Poblete’s ________ associated Filipinos’ struggle for independence with Jesus’ life

    Patnubay sa Binyagan

  • 42

    made a very powerful contributions to the awakening of Filipinos as it introduces the rejection of Spanish rule

    Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterism

  • 43

    The narrative poems _______ and _______ talk about the world of royals warriors and lovers

    Awit and Corrido

  • 44

    Francisco Baltazar’s ________ embodied the concept of colonization and Oppression which gave voice to their revolutionary action towards freedom

    Florante at Laura

  • 45

    what period did the nationalistic or propaganda and revolutionary period started

    1864-1896

  • 46

    When did the language shifted from Spanish Tagalog

    1864 to 1896

  • 47

    Filipinos desire was to give intellect or knowledge

    1864-1896

  • 48

    Address the masses as “intellegencia”

    1864 to 1896

  • 49

    Reformatory in objective

    propaganda literature

  • 50

    satires editorials and news articles were written attack and expose the evils of Spanish rule

    Political Essays

  • 51

    What are the types of propaganda literature

    political essays and political novels

  • 52

    help inflame the spirit of revolution

    political essays

  • 53

    The book that gave spare to the propaganda movement

    Noli Me Tangere

  • 54

    The sequel of Noli that talks about politics and the corruption within the Spanish government

    El filibusterismo

  • 55

    popular with his name Plaridel, Pupdoh, Piping Dilat, and Dolores Manapat

    Marcelo H. del Pilar

  • 56

    he established the first magazine La Solidaridad which later became the official voice of the association of Hispano de Filipinas composed of Filipinos and Spaniards who worked for reforms in the Philippines

    Graciano Lopez Jaena

  • 57

    When did the American colonial period or the period of apprenticeship started

    1910 to 1930

  • 58

    What period did the English became a medium of instruction as well as the language that Americans taught to our ancestors through the establishment of the public school education

    1910 to 1930 or the American colonial period

  • 59

    What period did the Filipino writers imitated English and American models

    (1910 to 1930)

  • 60

    What period did the poems written where amateurish and mushy which phrasing and diction is awkward and artificial

    1910 to 1930 or the American colonial period

  • 61

    Highly influenced by Western literary trancelike romanticism and realism

    period of emergence

  • 62

    Most prevalent literary form

    Short stories

  • 63

    Wrote poems dedicated to Rizal, Jacinto, Mabini and all other heroes

    Cecilio Apostol

  • 64

    is one of the celebrated Filipino writers of her time. She penned the critically Upland and Filipino classic “Dead Stars”

    Paz Marquez Benitez

  • 65

    short story writer known for infusing local color on his works. He wrote short stories such as “Morning in Nagrebcan” and “How my Brother Leon Brought Home a Wife”

    Manuel Arguilla

  • 66

    known as the “Father of Tagalog Novel” who penned “ Nena and Neneng”, which is reminiscent of “Urbana and Feliza”, A literary work written in the days of Spanish colonization which dictates how people should conduct themselves especially in public gatherings

    Valerio Hernandez Peña

  • 67

    When did the Japanese occupation started when did the Japanese occupation started

    1942 to 1944

  • 68

    Tagalog poets broke away from the ballad pass the default and instead Road in simple language and free verse

    The War Years (1942-1944)

  • 69

    Fiction prevailed over poetry

    Japanese occupation

  • 70

    A poem of free verse that the Japanese liked. It has 17 Syllables – 5 syllables on the first and third line, and 7 syllables on the second

    Haiku

  • 71

    short like Haiku but has measure and rhyme. each line has seven syllables and is also allegorical in meaning

    Tanaga

  • 72

    Popular poem written in this period Where rhyme scheme and verse are not prescribed

    Karaniwang Anyo

  • 73

    serves as the “The Golden Year for short stories in Tagalog drama”

    period of maturity and originality

  • 74

    is a collection of poems by Manuel Viray

    heart of the islands (1947)

  • 75

    as a collection of prose and poetry by Maximo Ramos and Florentino Valeros

    philippine cross section (1950)

  • 76

    by Nick Joaquin

    Prose and Poems (1952)

  • 77

    by T.D Agcaoili

    philippine writing (1953)

  • 78

    by Amador Daguio

    Philippines Havest

  • 79

    by NVM Gonzales

    Who spoke of courage in his sleep

  • 80

    by Conrado V. Pederoche

    speak not, Speak also

  • 81

    by Jose Garcia Villa

    have come, Am here

  • 82

    Other poets

    Toribia Maño, and Edith L. Tiemno

  • 83

    A term used to describe written and sometimes spoken material

    Literature

  • 84

    Latin term which means letter

    Littera

  • 85

    Latin term which means “writing formed with letters”

    Litteratura

  • 86

    Refers to the works of the creative imagination

    Literature

  • 87

    Quality which appeals to our sense of beauty

    Artistry