Propaganda, Revolutionary, American, and Japanese Colonialism Literary PH Periods

Question 1

Propaganda Period (1872-1896) 1

Answer 1

GOMBURZA (Feb 17) reawakens Filipinos

Question 2

Propaganda Period (1872-1896) 2

Answer 2

reaction of Filipinos against abuse, nationalist literature, critical and satirical work

Question 3

Jose Rizal

Answer 3

laong-laan or dimasalang, noli me tangere and el filibusterismo

Question 4

Marcelo H. Del Pilar

Answer 4

plaridel, introduced Diariong Tagalog (1882) which signals open campaign to reform

Question 5

Graciano Lopez-Jaena

Answer 5

first editor of La Solidaridad, wrote fray botod

Question 6

Herminigildo Flores

Answer 6

1888 hibik ng Pilipinas sa inang Espanya

Question 7

Revolutionary Period (1896-1900)

Answer 7

reaction against Spanish and American

Question 8

Tagalog Language Used

Answer 8

Andres Bonifacio and Emilio Jacinto in nationalistic writings

Question 9

Spanish Language Used

Answer 9

Apolinario Mabini and Jose Palma

Question 10

Filipinas (1899)

Answer 10

by Jose Palma, text of Philippine National Anthem

Question 11

Literature Under American Colonialism (1898-1945) 1

Answer 11

clamor for change

Question 12

Literature Under American Colonialism (1898-1945) 2

Answer 12

enacted 2 laws (English as medium of instruction and Sedition Law of 1901)

Question 13

Literature Under American Colonialism (1898-1945) 3

Answer 13

prohibit Filipino advocating for independence

Question 14

Aurelio Tolentino

Answer 14

kahapon, ngayon, at bukas

Question 15

Juan Abad

Answer 15

tanikalang ginto

Question 16

Features of Literature on American Colonialism

Answer 16

taglish, to create national lit., content is social consciousness and craftsmanship, focus on life, love, and playwriting

Question 17

Notable Writers on American Colonialism

Answer 17

Lope K. Santos, Paz Marquez-Benitez, Jorge Jacobo, etc.

Question 18

Literature Under Japanese Conquest (1942-1945) 1

Answer 18

interrupted literature

Question 19

Literature Under Japanese Conquest (1942-1945) 2

Answer 19

write in Filipino (from English)

Question 20

Literature Under Japanese Conquest (1942-1945) 3

Answer 20

depicted Filipino way of life

Question 21

Literature Under Japanese Conquest (1942-1945) 4

Answer 21

cry for independence

Question 22

Literature Under Japanese Conquest (1942-1945) 5

Answer 22

huk and guerilla stories produced through songs and plays

Question 23

Poems in Japanese Conquest

Answer 23

haiku (3 lines) 5-7-5 and tanka (5 lines) 5-7-5-7-7

Question 24

Short Story

Answer 24

NVM Gonzales (lunsod, nayon, at dagat-dagatan)