Literature

The Definition of Literature Literature is defined as “a body of literary productions, either oral, written, or visual, containing ______ language that realistically portrays thought, emotions, and experiences of the human condition.”

Literature may not be limited only to ‘written’ works as ‘oral’ forms such as ______, riddles, myths, and urban legends may also be classified as literature.

Literature uses ‘imaginative’ or creative language that separates it from other works such as news reports or journal articles that utilize ______ language (language that is devoid of literary techniques or devices).

The realities that man faces in his everyday interaction with himself, with other people, and with the rest of the world can be sketched in a piece of ______.

This representation which clearly reflects his everyday interactions becomes even more meaningful because literature is not merely a depiction ______; it is value-addition.

Big Bang is Not a ______, its is a description or model of the early universe.

It is a simultaneous appearance of ______ everywhere in the universe.

Abbe Georges Edouard Lemaître Belgian astrophysicist and ______ The first to propose to describe the early universe was emerged from a state of enormous density and energy.

Fred Hoyle (1949) British astronomer He coined the name “______ bang” in response to Einstein’s work

Albert Einstein proposed that the universe is ______ has a uniform distribution of matter when averaged on very large scales

Big bang ______: Hubble and cosmic expansion cosmic microwave background primordial big bang nucleosynthesis Edwin Hubble