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Quiz 1 Flashcards

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This is the largest period in Philippine literary history.

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Pre-Colonial History

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What is the highlight of the pre-colonial literature?

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Spoken Literature

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10 genres in pre-colonial literature:

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Riddles, Proverb, Folk Songs, Chants, Epic, Legend, Mimetic Dances, Myth, Tale, Fable

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Pre-Col. Battle of wits among participants, the most famous of these folk speeches.

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Riddles (Bugtong)

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Pre-Col. Phrase that gives advice and embodies commonplace truth based on practical experience or common sense.

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Proverb (Salawikain) AKA aphorisms

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Pre-Col. Traditional or composed songs characterized by stanzaic form, refrain, and simplicity of melody.

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Folk Songs

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Pre-Col. Used in witchcraft and/or enchantment.

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Chants

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Pre-Col. LONG poem. Narrates the deeds and adventures of the heroic.

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Epic

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Pre-Col. Consists of narrative featuring human actions or believed both tellers and listeners have taken place within human history.

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Legend

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This is the Religious Themed Era

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Spanish Period

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What are the two distinct classifications of Spanish Colonization?

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Religious & Secular

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What are the literary forms in Spanish period

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Religious Literature
Secular (non-religious) Literature

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Spanish Period. What are the two types of text under religious literature?

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Pasyon - Long narrative poem about the passion and death of Jesus Christ
Senakulo - Dramatization of the Pasyon

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Spanish Period. What are the three types of text under secular literature?

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Awit - colorful tales of chivalry made for singing and chanting (Ibong Adarna by Jose dela Cruz)
Korido - popular narrative song and poetry that forms a ballad; about history, life of peasants, & other social topics (Florante at Laura by Francisco Baltazar)
Prose Narratives - describes important events in life either real or imaginary

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This is the Liberation Themed Era.

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Nationalistic Era

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Two main genres in Nationalistic Literary Era:

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Propaganda and Revolutionary

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The __________________ was a period of time when native Filipinos were calling for reforms. Include members: Jose P. Rizal, Mariano Ponce, and Marcelo H. del Pilar

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Propaganda Movement

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What are the two characteristics of the nationalistic period?

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  1. Planted seeds of nationalism to Filipinos
  2. The language was shifted from Spanish to Tagalog
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What are the literary forms in the nationalistic period?

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Propaganda Literature
Political Essays
Diariong Tagalog
La Solidaridad

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20
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Nationalistic Period. Political Novels:

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Noli Me Tangere
El Filibusterismo
by Dr. Jose Rizal

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Nationalistic Period. Revolutionary Literature:

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Political Essays (Kalayaan)
Poetry (True Decalogue, Katapusang Hibik ng Pilipinas, Liwanag at Dilim)

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The public-school system was introduced by Americans to Filipinos during this period:

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American Colonization Period

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Features of Philippine Literature during American Colonization Period:

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  • In the early part of American Occupation, Spanish, Tagalog and other local languages were used and later on English was later on used.
  • The use of first-person point of view in writing started to be popular.
  • The comparison of urban and rural living became the common focus of the text. Short-stories are most widespread literary form during this period.
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During this period, the journalistic writing was ceased and placed under strict monitoring, there was “no freedom of speech.”

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Japanese Period

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JapanesePeriod. A three-line poem with seventeen syllables, written in a 5,7,5 syllable count. Often focusing on images from nature, simplicity, intensity, and directness of expression.

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Haiku

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JapanesePeriod. Filipino style of poetry with four-line stanzas with the syllable count of 7-7-7-7, and a rhyme scheme of AABB. It expresses insights and life lessons.

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Tanaga (Maikling Tula)

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JapanesePeriod. Filipino style of poetry with four-line stanzas with the syllable count of 7-7-7-7, and a rhyme scheme of AABB. It expresses insights and life lessons.

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Tanaga (Maikling Tula)

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What are the common theme of most poems in Japanese period?

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nationalism, country, love, and life in the barrios, faith, religion, and arts

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29
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This is:
- created within the last decade
- imaginative writing
- deals with current themes
- technological culture

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21st Century Literature

30
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21st. Illustration extends texts/stories through texts and images.
(More text than Graphic fiction)

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Illustrated Novels

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21st. Narrative comic book form illustration that tells the story.
(More Pictures than Illustrated Novel)

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Graphic Novels

32
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21st. This combines three medias: book, movie, internet.

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Digi-fiction

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21st. Comic books and graphic novels originally published in Japan.

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21st. Use of doodle drawings and handwritten graphics in place of traditional fonts.

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Doodle Fiction

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21st. Dystopian, supernatural fic, superhero fic, weird fic, apocalyptic/post-apocalyptic, fantastical fic, science fic.

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Speculative Fiction

36
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21st. Stories told almost completely in dialogue simulating social network exchanges.

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Text-talk novels

37
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21st. Oral art that focuses on the aesthetics of word play and intonation and voice inflection.

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Spoken Poetry

38
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21st. Fictional literature with extreme brevity, a complete plot, and a surprise.

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Flash Fiction

39
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Different Flash Fictions.

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  • Six-Word Story
  • Dribble - 50 words
  • Drabble - 100 words
  • Microfiction / Postcard Fiction - Less than 300 words
  • Sudden Fiction - 750 to 1000 words.
40
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21st. It uses the computer screen as medium, rather than the printed page.

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Hyperpoetry

41
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Money babling babling kaching kaching of National Artists

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250 k - pagnaawardan (buhay)
50 k - each month

150 k - naawardan (patay)
25 k - each month

42
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Addresses issues of modern womanhood often humorously/ lightheartedly

43
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Similar to text talk but not exchange of yes

44
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Arrangement of words on a page into shapes or patterns that reveal an image.

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Concrete Poetry

45
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7 national artist awards

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Dance
Music
Acting
Literature
Architecture
Film
Visual Arts

46
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Insignia of national artists KKK stands for

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“Katotohanan, Kabutihan at Kagandahan”

47
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Literature in 3 languages

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US/American Colonial Period (1910 - 1945)

48
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Us/American Colonial Period. Period of Apprenticeship (influenced)

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“Dead Stars” Paz Marques Benitez
“Child of Sorrow” Zoilo Galang
“Footnote of youth” Jose Garvia Villa

49
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Us/American Colonization Period. Period of Emergence (original)

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“The mats” Francisco Arcellana
“Scent of apples” Bien Venido Santos
“The Bread of Salt” Nestor Vicente Madali Gonzales (NVM GONZALES)

50
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Examples of Illustrated Novels

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Coraline
Cinderella
Anne of Green Gables
Nancy Drew

51
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Examples of Graphic Novels

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Moby Dick
Noli Me Tangere
Maktan 1521
Pride and Prejudice

52
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Examples of Digi Fiction

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Jack the Ripper
Harry Potter
Ghost in the Machine
Skeleton Creek

53
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Examples of Manga

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Bleach
Demon Slayer
One Piece
Kuroko no Basket

54
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Examples of Doodle Fiction

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Diary of a Wimpy Kid
Dork Diaries
Tom Gates

55
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Examples of Chik lit.

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Winx Club
The Devil Wears Prada
Hidden Figures
The Hunger Games

56
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Examples of Speculation Fiction

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Block Z
# Alive
The Core
Interstellar

57
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Examples of Text-Talk Novel

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Talking to someone through texting or messages (the other person should reply to be considered as text-talk)

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Examples of Text tula

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Sending a poem to someone through texting or chat (Doesn’t require any response from the other person)

59
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Examples of Spoken Poetry

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Adik ako sayo by Carlo Hornilla

60
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Online journal or informational website displaying information in reverse chronological order, with the latest posts appearing first

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A platform where a writer or even a group of writers share their views on an individual subject

62
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Types of Blog

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Food
Lifestyle
Fashion
Travel

63
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Us/American Colonial Period. Themes

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Writing depicted their love of the country and their longings for independence.

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Unconventional Literary Era

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Japanese Period

65
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Japanese Era

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• Launch of Palanca Awards
• Use of Simple Language and Free Verse

66
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Japanese Era. Launch of Palanca Awards

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• “Clay” by James Gatbonton
• “The Flower of May” by Francisco Arcellana
• “Black Monkey” by Edith L. Tiempo

67
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Japanese Era. Use of Simple Language and Free Verse

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• “Kwento ni Mabuti” by Genoveva Edroza
• “Mabangis na kamay, Maamong kamay” by Pedro Dandan
• “Planeta, Buwan at mga Bituin” by Elpidio Kapulong

68
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Gamble on non-traditional Projects

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Post-Edsa Period

69
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Post-Edsa Period

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The Residual (PAST)
The Dominant Languages (PRESENT)
The Emergent (FUTURE)

70
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Margin of THREE Traditions

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Modern Era

71
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Modern Era

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Oral Love-Ethnic Traditions 🫣
Spanish Traditions
American Colonial Traditions

72
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Nationalistic Period. Revolutionary Literature:

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Political Essays (Kalayaan)
Poetry (True Decalogue, Katapusang Hibik ng Pilipinas, Liwanag at Dilim)

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