WEEK 1

Question 1

Include legends of prehistory and colonial legacy of Philippines

Answer 1

Philippine literature

Question 2

narrative of intelligible, significant connections between literary works, related to their composition

Answer 2

Literary history

Question 3

colonization like chants, proverbs, songs, and folk narratives. Past down from generation to generation by word of mouth

Answer 3

Pre-colonial period

Question 4

First Filipino alphabet called alibata, replaced by roman alphabet.

Answer 4

Spanish period

Question 5

Influenced Filipinos to write using the english language

Answer 5

American period

Question 6

English came to halt leading to a stop in the circulation of newspaper in the community except for tribute and the Philippine review

Answer 6

Japanese period

Question 7

The common themes of most poems during Japanese period

Answer 7

Haiku, Tanaga, and Karaniwang anyo(usual form)

Question 8

Philippine was placed under martial law, initiating, a regime that suppress the writers right to free expression

Answer 8

New society

Question 9

After of ten years of military rule and some changes in life of the Filipino, which started under new society, martial rule, was at last lifted on January 2, 1981

Answer 9

Period of third republic

Question 10

Been marked by adventurousness, a willingness to gamble on “non-traditional” projects

Answer 10

Post EDSA-1 revolution

Question 11

gives the literary work it setting in terms of place. It shapes the local setting of the work of art thus influencing the choice of words and the characters used in the literary works

Answer 11

Geographic dimension

Question 12

Focus in language. Language is the vehicle through which a message in a work of art is transported.

Answer 12

Linguistic dimension

Question 13

shape the meaning of literary work. A people is what identifies their culture, traditions, and believes.

Answer 13

Ethnic dimension