21ST WEEK 1-7

Question 1

Began on January 1, 2001, and will end on December 31, 2100.

Answer 1

21st Century

Question 2

“Century of Inventions”, “technological developments”, and “globalization”

Answer 2

21st Century

Question 3

Technology allows 24/7 access to information, constant social interaction, and easily created and shared digital content.

Answer 3

21st Century

Question 4

Characteristics of 21st Century Literature

Answer 4

Borderless, Symbolic, Fluid, Fearless, Inventive

Question 5

is an attempt to mirror life. It refers to any textual form of acceptable cognitive and or affective expression which is the representation of man’s experiences of the past and his expectations of the future

Answer 5

Literature

Question 6

Literature is the product of imagination, originality, style of expression, thought, emotions and feelings, idea etc.

Question 7

Functions of Literature:

Answer 7

• For documentation
• For call to action
• For expression
• For entertainment
• For transmission
• For critical thinking

Question 8

PRE-SPANISH LITERATURE - is characterized by:

Answer 8

1. their folk speeches
2. folk songs
3. folk narratives
4. indigenous rituals
5. mimetic dances

Question 9

refers to the dialect, or style of speaking, unique to people living within a geographic area)

Examples: bugtong (riddle)
salawikain (proverbs)

Answer 9

their folk speeches

Question 10

folk songs examples

Answer 10

• Ang Gatas At Ang Itlog (The Milk and The Eggs)
• Aking Bituin (My Star)
• Magtanim Ay Di Biro (Planting Rice)
• Atin Ku Pung Sinsing (Once I had a Ring - Lyrics in Panpango)
• Leron, Leron Sinta (My Dear Little Leron)

Question 11

(stories handed down from the remote past by words of mouth from one generation to another, reflecting the people’s tradition, feelings, beliefs and judgments)

Answer 11

folk narratives

Question 12

ritual traditions of Filipinos are best understood in terms of their intentions. At the core of any ritual is the fundamental belief that there exists a delicate balance between man and nature, and the spirit world)

Answer 12

indigenous rituals

Question 13

Examples:
- Healing Practices
- Entering a Newly Built House (Segep di Baey)
- Festival (Begnas And Pacde)
- The Agricultural Cycle Practices in Tadian Festival (Obaya)
- Wedding Celebration (Dawak) - Child Birth in Tadian

Answer 13

indigenous rituals

Question 14

(type of dance that imitates nature; it mimics the behaviors of animals and natural phenomena)

Answer 14

mimetic dances

Question 15

• Itik-Itik
• Mananagat (Cebuano for “fisherman”)
• The monkey dance (Aeta dance)
• The bee dance The lover’s dance - - The battle dance

Answer 15

mimetic dances

Question 16

Predominantly a reflection of the indigenous culture and traditions of the land.

Answer 16

Pre-Spanish period

Question 17

used for inscribing the ancient Tagalog script back in pre-spanish period

Answer 17

knives

Question 18

The literature thus preserved was limited to the ________ basic symbols of the language. With just three vowels and consonantal symbols that had predetermined.

Answer 18

seventeen

Question 19

The people of Manila and native groups within the Philippines used to write on ________ and the ___________.

Answer 19

Pre-Spasish Period

bamboo, arecaceae palm

Question 20

Philippine LITERATURE
DURING PRE- HISPANIC PERIOD

Answer 20

1. awit or song
2. riddle or bugtong
3. sawikain (or salawikain)
4. epic or epiko
5. bulong (chants)
6. kasabihan or sayings
7. tanaga
8. ambahan

Question 21

are “long verse narratives on chivalric-heroic, religious, legendary and folkloric themes

Answer 21

AWIT OR SONG