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PHILIPPINE LITERATURE Flashcards

1
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What are the difference of Awit and Korido in terms of:
1. Pantig
2. Pagbibigkas
3. Himig
4. Istorya

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  1. Pantig
    Korido= 8 | Awit= 12
  2. Pagbibigkas
    Korido= Mabilis | Awit= Mabagal
  3. Himig
    Korido: Allegre | Awit: Andante
  4. Istorya
    Korido; Pantasya ang Tema
    Awit: Kapanipaniwalang Kwento
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Oral narrative literature; showcases customs and traditions; everyday life

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Pre-Colonial Period

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Period had 2 distinct classifications: Religious and Secular

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Spanish Period

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Period where Filipino literature experienced a period of growth since English was banned

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Japanese Period

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Battle of wits among participants

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Riddles

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Riddles in Cebuano, Ilonggo, Bicol

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Cebuano= Tigmo
Ilonngo= Paktakon
Bicol- Patotdon

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One of the oldest forms of Philippine Literature

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Folk Songs

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Folksong about human relationship and social entertainment

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Ambahan

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Ivatan work Song

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Kalusan

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Cebuano song of lamentation for the dead

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Kanogan

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Old Ilokano song about a girl with a hardened heart
“Pusong Bato”

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Pamulinawen

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Song about leaving her lover Dandansoy to go back to her hometown

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Dandansoy

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Kapampangan song about woman looking for her missing ring, offering her love as a prize for whoever finds it

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Atin Cu Pung Singsing

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Narrative of sustained length based on oral tradition revolving around supernatural events or heroic deeds

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Epics

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15
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Religious lyrics were written by who during the Spanish period?

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Ladino (Well versed at Spanish and Tagalog)

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16
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Long narrative poem about the passion and death of Christ

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Pasyon
“Mahal na Pasion ni Jesu Cristo (1704)

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17
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Dramatization of the Pasyon

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Senakulo

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18
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First book written in the Philippines

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Doktrina Cristiana

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19
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Non-religious Literature

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Secular

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20
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Colorful tales of chivalry made for singing and chanting

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Awit (Example: Florante at Laura)

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Metrical tale written by octosyllabic quatrains

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Korido (Ibong Adarna)

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Written to prescribe proper decorum

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Prose Narratives (Urbana at Feliza by Modesto de Catro)

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The following are themes of poetry during the Japanese occupation except?
A. Country and Nationalism
B. Love and Life in the barrios
C. Faith, Religion, and Arts
D. Freedom and Justice

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D. Freedom and Justice

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Poem consists of three lines with a syllable pattern of 5-7-5. Often focuses on nature, seasons, or moments of insight, capturing a brief, vivid image or emotion.

An old silent pond
A frog jumps into the pond—
Splash! Silence again.

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Haiku

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25
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Has five lines with a syllable pattern of 5-7-5-7-7. More personal and often expresses deep emotions such as love, longing, or reflection on life, though it can also touch on nature.

Example:
The flowers wither
Beneath the bright autumn moon
But the scent lingers,
Like love in memory’s heart,
Fading, yet never gone.

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Tanka

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26
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Poem with 7-7-7-7 syllable pattern. often expresses deep thoughts, proverbs, or moral lessons, similar to a haiku or tanka, but with a stronger focus on concise wisdom.
“In the chest hidden deep,
Buried treasure there to keep,
The one who hides gains reward,
The one who seeks, finds it hard.”

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Tanaga

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27
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Wrote “Panday pira”
A. Jose Ma. Hernandez
B. Amado V. Hernandez

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A. Jose Ma. Hernandez

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28
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Wrote sa Pula, sa puti
A. Francisco Soc Rodrigo
B. Francisco Balagtas

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A. Francisco Soc Rodrigo

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29
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Wrote Bunganga ng Pating
A. Julian Felipe
B. Julian Cruz Balmaceda

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B. Julian Cruz Balmaceda

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30
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Three forms that flourished during the Japanese era

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Poetry, short story, and drama

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31
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Wrote Lupang tinubuan which won in a competition in 1943.

A. Narciso Reyes
B. Zoilo Galang

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A. Narciso Reyes

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32
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Written to prescribe proper decorum

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Prose Narrative

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33
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Wrote Urbana and Feliza, an epistolary prose narrative

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Maestro De Castro

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34
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Wrote Uhaw ang tigang na Lupa
A. NVM Gonzales
B. Liwayway Arceo

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B. Liwayway Arceo

35
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Wrote bread of salt
A. NVM Gonzales
B. Liwayway Arceo

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A. NVM Gonzales

36
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What are the three periods during the American Period?

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  1. The Period of Re-orientation
  2. The Period of Imitation
  3. The Period of Self Discovery
37
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Filipino-American period where English became the medium of instructions in public

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The Period of Re-orientation

38
Q

What did Rafael Palma founded in Manila in 1901?

A. El de Catalogo
B. El Renacimiento

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B. El Renacimiento

39
Q

A Spanish Tagalog bilingual newspaper during the American perios

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El Renacimiento

40
Q

-Weekly English news magazine founded in 1908.
-Juan and Maria Dela Cruz the Male and female personifications of the Philippines first appeared in this magazine 1946

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The Philippines Free Press

41
Q

Wrote the Sursum Corda
A. Justo Juliano
B. Justiniano Aquino Cruz

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A. Justo Juliano

42
Q

The first Filipino poem in English and the first work published
A. Divina Comidia
B. Sursum Corda

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B. Sursum Corda

43
Q

Writers during this period imitated American and British models and styles

A

Period of Imitation

44
Q

Published literary compositions of the first Filipino Writers in English; Pioneers in short story writing
A. The UP College Folio
B. The Philippine Collegian

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A. The UP College Folio

45
Q

Replaced the UP College Folio

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The Philippine Collegian

46
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Author that stood out as model of perfection in character delineation, local color, plot , and message. Known for her story “Dead Stars”
A. Edith Tiempo
B. Paz Marquez Benitez

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B. Paz Marquez Benitez

47
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Considered as the most successful masterpiece in English, and first modern English short story written by a Filipino
A. Dead Star
B. The wedding dance

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A. Dead Star

48
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Period where Filipino Writers had acquired the mastery of English writing

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Period of Self-discovery

49
Q

Author of the first Philippine Novel written in English, what was the story called?
A. “A child of sorrow” by Zoilo M. Galang

B. “Footnote to youth” by Jose Garcia Villa

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A. “A child of sorrow” by Zoilo M. Galang

CLUE: “A child of ZORROW”

50
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-First National Artist of the Philippines for literature (1973)
-Considered as the Comma poet, the EE Cummins of the Philippines

A. Jose Garcia Villa

B. Manuel Argilla

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A. Jose Garcia Villa

51
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Penname was Doveglion. Proponent of the reverse consonance and believe in the art for arts sake ideals.
A. Jose Garcia Villa

B. Manuel Argilla

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A. Jose Garcia Villa

52
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Member of the first generation of Filipino writers in English whose penname was Mina Lys.

A. Paz Latorena

B. Loreto Paras-sulit

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A. Paz Latorena

53
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Considered as the Mark Twain of the Philippines (Bret Harte: better answer for local colorist)

A. Carlos Bulosan

B. Manuel Arguilla

A

B. Manuel Arguilla

54
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Most respected Filipino fictionist in prewar days; Convicted for pornography in her story “Fairytale for the City”
-Wrote Magnificence

A. Patricia S. Torres
B. Estrella Alfon

A

B. Estrella Alfon

55
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Father of English-Filipino literature
-novelist famous for his autobiographical novel “America is in the Heart” and “My father goes to court”
A. Carlos Bulosan
B. Bienvenido Santos

A

A. Carlos Bulosan

56
Q

National artist for literature known for his penname “Quijano de Manila”. Was Filipino-Hispanic fiction writer and an icon for beer drinkers

A

Nick Joaquin

57
Q

What device or technique does Nick Joaquin use to tell the story of May day eve?

A

Flashbacking

58
Q

A Filipino writer and labor leader known for his criticism of social injustices.
A. Amado Hernandez
B. Amador Daguio

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A. Amado Hernandez

59
Q

Author of the best-selling war novel in the United and Manila “Without Seeing the Dawn”
A. Steven Javellana
B. Juan Abad

A

A. Steven Javellana “Esteban Javellana”

60
Q

Ama ng dulang tagalog at kilala bilang “Lola Basyang”

A

Severino Reyes

61
Q

Known for his scent of apples

A

Bienvenido Santos

62
Q

Wrote “Walang Sugat”

A

Severino Reyes

63
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Founder/ Director of the UP Mobile Theater and was a National Artist for Theater
A. Wilfredo M. Guerrero
B. Hermogenes Ilagan

A

A. Wilfredo M. Guerrero

64
Q

Penname of “Ka Muhing” and wrote Dalagang Bukid
A. Wilfredo M. Guerrero
B. Hermogenes Ilagan

A

B. Hermogenes Ilagan

65
Q

Known as the Icon of Contemporary Philippine Literature and illustrated children’s book like “The Butcher, The Baker, and The Candlestick Maker”
A. Ophelia Dimalanta
B. Gilda Cordero-Fernando

A

B. Gilda Cordero-Fernando

66
Q

Famous for her love poems and known as the Goddess of Philippine poetry
A. Ophelia Dimalanta
B. Edith Tiempo

A

A. Ophelia Dimalanta

67
Q

Articulated the Filipino spirit in rural-urban landscapes and is known for his initials NVM

A

Nestor Vicente Madali Gonzales

68
Q

What was the story made by Kerima Polotan-Tuvera that won first prize in the Palanca and the free press

A

The Virgin

69
Q

Was well-known for her love sonnets and was a formalist writer. Works include “The Bonsai” and “100 love sonnets”

A

Edith Tiempo

70
Q

Filipino-American fiction writer who focused on the loneliness and the disillusionment of Filipinos in a strange and alien land.
A. Carlos Bulosan

B. Bienvenido Santos

A

B. Bienvenido Santos

71
Q

Considered as the country’s best writer of comic short stories. Wrote My Brother’s peculiar chicken.
A. Carlos Bulosan

B. Alejandro Roces

A

B. Alejandro Roces

72
Q

Father of Tagalog short stories
A. Deogracias Rosario
B. Sionel Jose

A

A. Deogracias Rosario

73
Q

Considered as one of the most widely read Filipino writers in the English Language whose stories depict class struggles and colonialism in Filipino society.
A. Deogracias Rosario
B. Sionel Jose

A

B. Sionel Jose

74
Q

Nick Joaquin: Quijano de Manila
_____________: Patricia Torres
A. Gilda Cordero- Fernando
B. Kerima Polotan-Tuvera

A

Kerima Polotan-Tuvera

75
Q

Prince of Ilokano poets
A. Pedro Bukaneg
B. Claro Caluya

A

B. Claro Caluya

76
Q

First woman poet in the Philippines who won the Zobel Prize
A. Adelina Guerrea
B. Magdalena Jalandoni

A

A. Adelina Guerrea

77
Q

Oldest existing newspaper publishing company in the Philippines
A. Manila Bulletin
B. El Liliputiense

A

A. Manila Bulletin

78
Q

The first ever novel written by Filipino after the world war 2
A. Dead stars
B. Without seeing the dawn

A

B. Without seeing the dawn

79
Q

Bible of the Filipino Working Class
A. Kwento ni Mabuti
B. Banaag at Sikat

A

B. Banaag at Sikat

80
Q

First social novel in Spanish by a Filipino
A. Ninay
B. Sinakulo

A

A. Ninay

81
Q

Bodabil is an indigenized form of vaudeville, introduced in the Philippines around the turn of the 20th century. It featured a hodgepodge of musical numbers, short-form comedy and dramatic skits, and even magic acts. What period did this flourish?

A

American Period

82
Q

The fusion of aswang and kapre
A. Ani-ani
B. Agta

A

A. Ani-ani

83
Q

The happiest Boy in the world is written in what POV?

A

Third Person Limited

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