Pagsusulit sa Tankas, Haiku, at Noli Me Tangere

A Japanese poem with 31 syllables arranged in 5-7-5-7-7 format.

A short Japanese poem with 17 syllables arranged in 5-7-5 format.

A collection of Japanese poems from the 8th century.

Sections of the novel focusing on characters, events, and societal issues in the Philippines during the colonial era.

Includes notable events, characters like Crispin, Basilio, and Ibarra, and discussions about education and societal problems.

Two forms of Japanese poetry. Tanku has 31 syllables; Haiku has 17.

In the 1800s, primarily male individuals could attend and teach education in the Philippines.

The novel highlights societal divisions like Liberal and Conservative views.

Crispin was beaten by the priest using a stick.

Sisa was in distress due to her children's disappearance and her fear of the authorities.

Padre Salvi misled others, claiming to get lost.

Maria Clara advised not to invite Padre Salvi, potentially warning against his actions or character.

Sisa joined the Guardia Civil to protect herself from possible harm to her children.

Basilio desired to work for Ibarra and live with Ibarra's family, wanting his father's absence.

Padre Salvi's emotions fluctuate, being nervous around Maria Clara's house.

Don Filipo Lino considered the priest's actions as being wrong.

Padre Salvi is angry, considered a sin by the church. He intervenes in Ibarra's plans.

Ibarra, despite his conflict with Padre Salvi, still invites him respectfully.

Sisa's husband searches for his missing son, Elias.

Ibarra helps Sisa's family, showing his empathy.

Mang Tasyo writes in hieroglyphics, for future generations.

Ibarra seeks advice from Mang Tasyo about his plans to create a school.

Mang Tasyo advises Ibarra to consult the curate for guidance.

Noli Me Tangere explores societal issues—including education, conflict, and societal divisions.

A temporary structure, often used for celebrations or festivities.

A raised platform for performances, often for plays or comedies.

A bell, often rung to announce or summon people.

A procession or parade, often with religious or festive significance.

A type of traditional Filipino play or comedy.

Gamblers or people who engage in gambling.

Blessed water, often used in religious ceremonies.

A person with leprosy or skin disease.

A religious speech or lecture.

A location mentioned in the Noli Me Tangere story.

Isang saglit na paghinto o pagtigil sa sermon o pananalita.

Mga masasakit na salita na ginamit sa sermon para manlait ng mga tao.

Isang uri ng gawain o bagay na ginagamit upang purihin ang isang tao.

Isang pari na gumamit ng wikang Tagalog sa sermon.

Babala ni Elias kay Ibarra na magingat sa pagbaba ng hukay.

Nais ni Hasnu na maging hari.

Sikat ng araw na gawa ni Hasnu.

Naging sikat ng araw si Hasnu, subalit di niya alam kung paano itong gawin.

Prosodic features of speech, like stress, tone, and intonation, that affect meaning beyond individual sounds.

Stress or emphasis in a syllable, altering a word's meaning.

The rising or falling pitch of a syllable in speech affecting meaning

A large rock falling and causing destruction in the story.

Clouds that represent a powerful force in the story.

Award for outstanding literary works in the Philippines.

Powerful or potent

A sound described in the story.