Literatur under Spanish Colonialism

Question 1

1565-1898

Answer 1

Literature Under Spanish Colonialism

Question 2

Spain imposed to the Filipinos the Spanish
monarchy and Roman Catholic religion

Answer 2

Literature Under Spanish Colonialism

Question 3

Parish priests had direct contact to the
Filipinos

Answer 3

Literature Under Spanish Colonialism

Question 4

Printing Press was brought by Spanish
missionaries

Answer 4

Literature Under Spanish Colonialism

Question 5

Due to the printing press, revolution emerged
and Literature Is Documented

Answer 5

Literature Under Spanish Colonialism

Question 6

Centered on Catholic religion

Answer 6

Literature Under Spanish Colonialism

Question 7

earliest printed
book in the Philippines

Literature Under Spanish Colonialism

Answer 7

Doctrina Christiana (1593)

Question 8

Religious Literature

Written by an unnamed native, this poem
bears an imagery of a turbulent storm to
affirm Christian heroism

Literature Under Spanish Colonialism (Common Literary Forms)

Answer 8

May Bagyo Ma’t May Rilim (1605)

Question 9

Religious Literature

Written by Gaspar Aquino De Belen,

Literature Under Spanish Colonialism (Common Literary Forms)

Answer 9

Ang Mahal Na Passion Ni Jesu Christong Panginoon
Natin (1704)

Question 10

Religious Literature

Last moments of Christ eventually leading to
his crucifixion and resurrection

Literature Under Spanish Colonialism (Common Literary Forms)

Answer 10

Ang Mahal Na Passion Ni Jesu Christong Panginoon
Natin (1704)

Question 11

Religious Literature

A stage play that also depicts the passion of Christ and was performed during Lenten Season

Literature Under Spanish Colonialism (Common Literary Forms)

Answer 11

Sinakulo

Question 12

Religious Literature

A stage play that also depicts the passion of Christ and was performed during Lenten Season

Literature Under Spanish Colonialism (Common Literary Forms)

Answer 12

Sinakulo

Question 13

Religious Literature

Native poetic theater

Literature Under Spanish Colonialism (Common Literary Forms)

Answer 13

Komedya

Question 14

Religious Literature

Later known as moro-moro or poetic theater
about Christian and Moorish warriors

Literature Under Spanish Colonialism (Common Literary Forms)

Answer 14

Komedya

Question 15

Religious Literature

The dramatic reenactment of St. Helena’s
search for the Holy Cross

Literature Under Spanish Colonialism (Common Literary Forms)

Answer 15

Tibag

Question 16

Religious Literature

Native dramas that are connected to Catholic
mourning rituals and harvest celebrations

Literature Under Spanish Colonialism (Common Literary Forms)

Answer 16

Duplo Or Karagatan

Question 17

Secular Literature

Non-religious literature

Literature Under Spanish Colonialism (Common Literary Forms)

Answer 17

Secular Literature

Question 18

Secular Literature

A narrative poem that consisted of four
12-syllable mono rhyming lines.

Literature Under Spanish Colonialism (Common Literary Forms)

Answer 18

Awit

Question 19

Secular Literature

The most popular awit written during the Spanish colonial period is Florante at Laura (ca 1838) written by Francisco Baltazar

Literature Under Spanish Colonialism (Common Literary Forms)

Answer 19

Awit

Question 20

Secular Literature

Dodesyllabic (12)

Literature Under Spanish Colonialism (Common Literary Forms)

Answer 20

Awit

Question 21

Secular Literature

Also a narrative poem but with four 8-syllable
mono rhyming lines.

Literature Under Spanish Colonialism (Common Literary Forms)

Answer 21

Korido

Question 22

Secular Literature

Its most notable work’s poet was Jose de la Cruz better known as “Huseng Sisiw”

Literature Under Spanish Colonialism (Common Literary Forms)

Answer 22

Korido

Question 23

Secular Literature

Octosyllabic (8)

Literature Under Spanish Colonialism (Common Literary Forms)

Answer 23

Korido

Question 24

A play that uses shadows as its main
spectacle. This is created by animating figures
made from cardboard, which are projected
onto a white screen.

Literature Under Spanish Colonialism (Other Literary Forms)

Answer 24

Carillo

Question 25

Are musical comedies or melodramas that deal
with elemental passions of human beings

Literature Under Spanish Colonialism (Other Literary Forms)

Answer 25

Zarzuelas

Question 26

Is the dramatic reenactment of St. Helena’s
search for the Holy Cross.

Literature Under Spanish Colonialism (Other Literary Forms)

Answer 26

Tibag

Question 27

Are native dramas that are connected to
Catholic mourning rituals and harvest
celebrations

Literature Under Spanish Colonialism (Other Literary Forms)

Answer 27

Duplo

Question 28

Written by Padre Modesto de Castro, a native
priest.

Literature Under Spanish Colonialism (Prose in the novel Form)

Answer 28

Urbana At Feliza (1864)

Question 29

This book of manners tells the exchange of
letters between Urbana and Feliza

Literature Under Spanish Colonialism (Prose in the novel Form)

Answer 29

Urbana At Feliza (1864)

Question 30

Written by Pedro Paterno, this is the first novel
in Filipino.

Literature Under Spanish Colonialism (Prose in the novel Form)

Answer 30

Ninay (1885)

Question 31

This tells the story of the young Ninay and her
demise brought by her tragic love with Carlo
and the loss of her parents

Literature Under Spanish Colonialism (Prose in the novel Form)

Answer 31

Ninay (1885)

Question 32

Two novels written by Jose Rizal, Noli
Me Tangere marks the first time
realism as a literary concept entered
Philippine Writing

(Works During The Propaganda Movement And The Revolution)

Answer 32

Noli Me Tangere (1887) And El Filibusterismo
(1891)

Question 33

how literature reflects reality

(Works During The Propaganda Movement And The Revolution)

Answer 33

Realism

Question 34

Written by Marcelo H. Del Pilar

(Works During The Propaganda Movement And The Revolution)

Answer 34

Ang Pasyong Dagat Ipag-Alab Ng Taong Baba
Sa Kalupitan Ng Fraile

Question 35

Used parody to attack the Spanish
friars and urged the faithful to throw
them out.

(Works During The Propaganda Movement And The Revolution)

Answer 35

Ang Pasyong Dagat Ipag-Alab Ng Taong Baba
Sa Kalupitan Ng Fraile

Question 36

Short essays written by Emilio Jacinto
meant to be published in the
Katipunan newspaper Kalayaan.

(Works During The Propaganda Movement And The Revolution)

Answer 36

Liwanag At Dilim

Question 37

Written by Andres Bonifacio, it aims to
establish once and for all the break
from reformism.

(Works During The Propaganda Movement And The Revolution)

Answer 37

Katapusang Hibik Ng Pilipinas