Japanese Occupation

Question 1

de-emphasized the use of the
English language and pushed for the Tagalog
As The National Language

Answer 1

Japanese Occupation (1941-1945)

Question 2

Writing in English came to a halt, and writing
in Tagalog and the vernacular flourished

Answer 2

Japanese Occupation (1941-1945)

Question 3

The literary group KAWIKA opened Tagalog
classes taught by LK Lopez. The writers who
took these classes were:

Japanese Occupation (1941-1945)

Answer 3

◆ NVM Gonzalez
◆ Francisco Arcellana
◆ Paz Latorena
◆ Hernando R. Ocampo
◆ Salvador P. Lopez

Question 4

One notable Tagalog short story collection that
was published during this time

Japanese Occupation (Literary Work)

Answer 4

25 Pinakamabuting Kuwento Ng Taong 1943
(1944)

Question 5

the spotlight to the Tagalog
writer Macario Pineda who would later become known for his authentic evocations of the Philippine countryside.

Japanese Occupation (Literary Work)

Answer 5

25 Pinakamabuting Kuwento Ng Taong 1943
(1944)