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Semi-Final Flashcards

1
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• The Bicol region was known as ___, variously interpreted to derive form

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Ibalon

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“to bring to the other side”;

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Ibalio

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“people from the other side” or “people who are hospitable and give visitors gifts to bring home.

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Ibalon

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The Bicol Region, also known as ___, is composed of (3) provinces of the Bicol Peninsula , one (1) Southern end of Luzon Island and two (2) island provinces adjacent to the Peninsula The regional center is ___ in Albay province.

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Bicolandia
(Albay, Camarines Norte and Camarines Sur)
(Sorsogon)
(Catanduanes and Masbate)
Legazpi City
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5
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I Have Begrudged the Years

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Angela Manalang-Gloria

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6
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Memories

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Jazmin Badong Llana

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7
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Scent of Apples

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Bienvenido N. Santos

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She had her roots in Guagua,Pampanga.

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Angela Manalang-Gloria (1915-1996)

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9
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She is essentially a lyric poet and a pianist who voices her moods and desires through musical, singing stanzas.

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Angela Manalang Gloria

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A practical woman reshaped by the realities of life, she had found that life is not all love, that love is not the only way to one’s goal.

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Angela Manalang Gloria

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Master of Arts degree in Theater Arts from the University of the Philippines Diliman and used to be part of the World Theater Project of Dr. Anton Juan, having acted in some of its productions.

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Jazmin Badong Llana

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12
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One of Llana’s recent memorable works as director was the __

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Kantada ni Daragang Magayon, Mandirigma from Merlinda Bobis’ epic poem Cantata of the Warrior Woman Daragang Magayon.

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13
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Llana is identified with ___ and a member of the ___ the association of Bikol writers.

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contemporary Bikol writing

Kabulig-Bikol,

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She was born on October 27, 1963 in Baao, Camarines Sur. She now lives in Albay where she also works.

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Jazmin Llana

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15
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She has served as Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences of the Aquinas University of Legazpi in Legazpi City. At present she is the Executive Assistant for External Affairs and Director of the Center for Culture and the Arts at the same university.

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Jazmin Badong Llana

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16
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NCR POETRY

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Make me the living of your Vase Contained
Prometheus Unbound
The Guerrilla is like a Poet

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17
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NCR FICTION

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Footnote to Youth
Flowers of May
Magnificence

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18
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NCR DRAMA

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Call me Flory

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19
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Song of Bicol

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Sarumbangi

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20
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Words of I have begrudged the years

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H

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21
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Comparison to Puyat: Material things
But regret to the end, bribery, not real love but selfish love, unlike MMTL (love and affection) expect something in return regret, sinuklian ng tapat na pagmamahal
Even the heart not worn upon my sleeve

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I have begrudged the years

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22
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Land title reform

Progress

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Memories

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Mythology- Intervention Gods and Goddesses 
Fables- animals
Ancient poetry
Folktale- prose, read by short story
Entertain, with a moral lesson
Legend- history of a place

Nakuha na matuto magpasalamat
Be contented of what you have
Nasa Diyos ang awa, nasa tao ang gaw

A

The Ignorant poor man and the Priest

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24
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Song of Bicol

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Sarumbanggi

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25
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Country’s national capital region

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Metro Manila

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Hub of the country’s political, commercial, industrial, communication, cultural and social life

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Metro Manila

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27
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NCR created by

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Presidential Decree 824 on 11/7/1975

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28
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Metro Manila is composed of

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Caloocan
Las Piñas
Makati
Malabon
Mandaluyong
Manila
Marikina
Muntinluoa
Navotas
Parañaque
Pasay
Pasig
Pateros
Quezon City
San Juan
Taguig
Valenzuela
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29
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Centrally located in the Philippine archipelago in the biggest island of Luzon

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Manila

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30
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Manila is supposedly derived from the Tagalog word

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Maynilad

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31
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Maynilad

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Place overgrown with nilad, water plant bearing white lili flowers that grew thickly along the Pasig River

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32
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The planted on ghe fields around Manila Bay

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Rice and cotton

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33
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Make m the liquid by your vase contained

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Nina Estrada Puyat

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34
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The Guerilla is like a Poet

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Jose Maria Sison

35
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Prometheus Unbound

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Jose F. Lacaba

36
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Footnote to Youth

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Jose Garcia Villa

37
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Flowers of May

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Francisco Arcellana

38
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Magnifincence

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Estrella Alfon

39
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Call me Flory

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Wilfrido Ma. Guerrero

40
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Elizabeth Browning

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Nina Puyat

41
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New York capital

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Metro Manila

42
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Fishing Capital

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Navotas

43
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Smallest city

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San Juan City

44
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Financial Capital

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Makati

45
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Shoe capital

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Marikina

46
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Oldest university

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UST

47
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Pseudonym/Pen Name of Jose Garcia Villa

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Doveglion

48
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Pen name of Jose Lacaba

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Ruben Cuevas

49
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Violate rules of grammar

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Doveglion

50
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Greatest contribution of Doveglion

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Popularize art for art’s sake

51
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Poetry do not exist in the dictionary

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Doveglion

52
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Issue-UP, Despite that, being known a writer who’s being a artist ex: Pink Raisins

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Doveglion

53
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Symbolism of Footnote to youth

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Farm tickled by worm, hinagis) approach of the father towards the marriage Immaturity-not yet ready

54
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(Young Wife, Being immature individual)

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Girl-Wife

55
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Opposite of Dead Stars, SHORT ENGAGEMENT Doesn’t know what will happen in the future.

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Footnote to youth

56
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LUCIO VS DODONG

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Give up- Back of her mind (stable)
Consolation/Pacify- gave me a child vs childless
Gave importance to looks not future

57
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Family- Generation

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3 (Father-Dodong 17-Blas 18) Father married at an early age

Do you have any objection?

58
Q

Words of I have begrudged the years

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Hoarding 
Wealth
Sterling 
Coin
Caesar Caesar
Tithes
59
Q

Comparison to Puyat: Material things
But regret to the end, bribery, not real love but selfish love, unlike MMTL (love and affection) expect something in return regret, sinuklian ng tapat na pagmamahal
Even the heart not worn upon my sleeve

A

I have begrudged the years

60
Q

Land title reform

Progress

A

Memories

61
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Intervention Gods and Goddesses

A

Mythology

62
Q

Animals

A

Fables

63
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Prose, read by short story

A

Folktale

64
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Entertain, with a moral lesson

- history of a place

A

Legend

65
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Nakuha na matuto magpasalamat
Be contented of what you have
Nasa Diyos ang awa, nasa tao ang gaw

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The ignorant poor man and the priest

66
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Cause of death

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Pneumonia

67
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May-

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Month of Flower, Happiness, Flores De Mayo

68
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The Level of Acceptance of death

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Flowers of May

69
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2 months Father of Victoria (much more sensitive) death at birth vs Dr. Lazaro (suicide) Fate, Love,

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Time

Spiritual death/Sensitive

70
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Number of towns surrounding areas of Muslims and Non-Muslims

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40

71
Q

NCR people thrives with __ with the _

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Agriculture and trade
Chinese
Borneans

72
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The province supplied Manila with rice and cotton

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Pampanga

73
Q

He made Manila the capital of Spanish Philippines with its imperial name

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Miguel Lopez De Legazpi
Distinguished and Ever Loyal City
1574

74
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The Spanish walled

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Intramuros or within the walls

75
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It was founded on the ruins of the islamic settlement of Maynilad

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Manila

76
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Manila names

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Fortified town
Imperial fortress
Asian outpost of the Spanish Empire

77
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Legazpi organized the government called

A

Cabildo

78
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Commercial Capital

A

Binondo

79
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Goldsmiths and Sculptors

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Quiapo

80
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Rich merchants lived here

A

Santa Cruz

81
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Place of laundrymen and women

A

Sampalok

82
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Where government officials residences are located

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San Miguel

83
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Summer residence of the wealthy Spanish and Filipino Families

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Santa Mesa

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