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In which region does the literary work "How my brother Leon brought home a wife" belong?

  • Region III, Central Luzon
  • Region I, Ilocos Region (correct)
  • Region II, Cagayan Valley
  • Region IV-A, Calabarzon

Which of these authors is NOT associated with Region VI, Western Visayas?

  • Bienvenido N. Santos (correct)
  • Peter Solis Nery
  • Edgar Siscar
  • Alicia Tan-Gonzales

Which author is known for their work "The Bread of Salt"?

  • Edith L. Tiempo
  • Virgilio S. Almario
  • Samuel C. Lacia Jr.
  • N.V.M. Gonzales (correct)

What is the title of the literary work written by Leona Florentino?

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Which region features the author Edith L. Tiempo, known for their work "The Return"?

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What is the literary work associated with the author Vicente Sotto?

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Which of these authors is associated with Region IV-A, Calabarzon?

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Which of these authors is NOT mentioned in the provided text as associated with a specific region?

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What is the primary purpose of imagery in poetry?

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Which genre specifically addresses issues of modern womanhood?

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What is the maximum word count for a flash fiction piece?

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Which of the following genres is considered a super genre of fiction?

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What characterizes 'drabble' in the context of flash fiction?

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Which type of fiction is defined by self-contained stories that are very brief?

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Which of the following statements best describes prose narrative?

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What is the maximum character count for a piece classified as 'twitterature'?

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Which author is known for the pen name 'Doveglion'?

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Which region is associated with the story 'Children of the City'?

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What significant recognition did Francisco Arcellana receive in 1990?

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Which of the following works did Carlos P. Romulo NOT publish?

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In which region do the Tagalog-speaking people predominantly reside?

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Which of the following is a notable work of Jose Garcia Villa?

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What is the significance of the name 'Doveglion' for Jose Garcia Villa?

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Which literary form did Carlos P. Romulo NOT write?

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What is a primary characteristic of historical fiction?

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Which genre deals with the unraveling of secrets or solving crimes?

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What type of writing includes poems, essays, and novels?

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Which of the following is NOT considered a subgenre of fiction?

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What is the main focus of realistic fiction?

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What defines an autobiography?

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Which genre is characterized by a narrative told in verse or prose for stage performance?

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Which statement best describes nonfiction?

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What literary form did Balagtas invent?

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What is the main theme of 'Ang Bayan Ko' by Freddie Aguilar?

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Which of the following poems is the most translated Philippine poem?

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What concept is best described by showcasing social issues and struggles in art?

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What is the profession of Priscilla Macansantos?

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What kind of issues does Edgardo Reyes address in 'Sa mga kuko ng liwanag'?

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Which president is mentioned in relation to the Filipinos' campaign for independence?

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What is a common characteristic of the Philippine novel as per Francis C. Macansantos' view?

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Which oral literature form primarily employs metaphor?

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What is a prose narrative explaining how the world was formed called?

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What term refers to a short statement expressing advice or a common truth?

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Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of folk songs?

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Which categories are included in folk songs?

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What is the primary narrative focus of epics?

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Which folk narrative does NOT include the element of explanation of origins?

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Which writing system emerged in the 13th century influenced by foreign cultures?

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What distinguishes lullabies from other folk songs?

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What function do folk narratives like myths and legends serve in a culture?

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Which of the following reflects the values and lessons of Filipino culture?

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Which type of folk song is specifically associated with worship?

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Which oral literature is known for challenging the mind through clever wordplay?

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What type of folk song captures the daily tasks of people?

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Flashcards

Literary Genre

A category of writing defining content and tone.

Fiction

A literary genre consisting of made-up stories.

Nonfiction

A literary genre based on facts and real events.

Historical Fiction

A fictional story set in a real historical time period.

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Science Fiction

Fictional stories that explore futuristic concepts or science.

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Mystery

A genre focused on solving crimes or secrets.

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Folklore

Traditional stories, songs, or myths passed down orally.

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Autobiography

A true story of a person’s life written by themselves.

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Tiempo's To Be Free

A historical exploration of freedom in indigenous Philippine culture.

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Don Carlos Palanca Memorial Awards

A prestigious Philippine literary award established in 1950.

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Literary Works of Region I

Notable authors and works from the Ilocos Region include Leona Florentino and 'Naipay a Namnama.'

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Edith L. Tiempo

A prominent author from Cagayan Valley known for 'The Return.'

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Gregorio Brillantes

An author from Central Luzon known for 'Faith, Love, Time, and Dr. Lazaro.'

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Hiligaynon

A literary work from Western Visayas featuring various authors like Alicia Tan-Gonzales.

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Region Identification

Each Philippine region has distinct authors and literary contributions.

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Philippine Literary Awards

Various awards recognize the best in Philippine literature, spanning multiple genres.

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CALABARZON

A region in the Philippines known for Tagalog-speaking people and their bravery in battles.

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Jose Garcia Villa

A Filipino poet and critic, known as 'Doveglion', notable for 'Footnote to Youth'.

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Francisco Arcellana

A national artist of the Philippines in literature, recognized on June 23, 1990.

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Carlos P. Romulo

An author of 18 books, known for his war-time memoirs and autobiography.

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Davao region

Region XI of the Philippines known for diverse literary work like 'On the old, wet bridge'.

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Region IX, Zamboanga

Region in the Philippines, home to works like 'The white horse of Alih peninsula'.

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Literary Contributions

Literature reflecting Philippine culture and history, often by authors from specific regions.

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Notable Works

Significant writings from Filipino authors including poems and memoirs.

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Imagery

Device used by poets for readers to create mental images using the 5 senses.

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Prose Narrative

Creative work portraying imaginary individuals, events, or places.

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Chick Lit

Genre addressing issues of modern womanhood, often with romantic elements.

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Speculative Fiction

Broad genre category created from human imagination and speculation.

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Flash Fiction

Very brief, self-contained stories ranging from 5-1,500 words.

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Sudden Fiction

Short stories with a maximum of 750 words.

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Drabble/Microfiction

Very short stories with a maximum of 100 words.

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Twitterature

Stories limited to a maximum of 280 characters.

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Balagtasan

A debate in verse, a poetical battle between two protagonists on an issue.

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Mi Ultimo Adios

The most translated Philippine poem, originally by Jose Rizal, written in Spanish.

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Social Realism

An art movement focusing on social issues, struggles, and everyday realities in life.

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Ang Bayan Ko

A poem by Freddie Aguilar reflecting Filipinos' yearning for independence from colonization.

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Edgardo Reyes

Author of 'Sa mga kuko ng liwanag', critiquing urban decay and socioeconomic issues.

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Antonio Balagtas

A prominent Filipino poet known for inventing the Balagtasan.

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Francis C. Macansantos

A poet and literary figure recognized for contributions to Philippine poetry and literature.

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Priscilla Macansantos

An academic writer and educator focused on promoting literature and critical thinking.

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Epic

A long narrative poem about the adventures of a hero.

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Myth

A prose narrative explaining how the world was formed.

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Folk songs

Oral literature expressing aspirations and lifestyles.

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Proverb

A short statement expressing a common truth or advice.

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Riddle

A question or statement that requires clever thought to solve.

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Folk narratives

Includes myths, legends, and folktales explaining origins.

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Lullaby

A gentle song that helps lull a baby to sleep.

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Ethno-epics

Histories of various ethnic groups told through epic poetry.

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Kalusan

Work songs that depict the livelihoods of people.

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Ambahan

Poetic form of the Mangyans about human relationships.

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Historical songs

Songs based on society’s past and values.

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Reflective songs

Philosophical songs often based on proverbs.

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Ritual songs

Songs connected with worship or religious practices.

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Lullaby songs

Songs for luring a baby to sleep with soft sounds.

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Moral songs

Songs that concern principles of right and wrong.

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Study Notes

The World

  • Analysis of different literary genres across cultures
  • Appreciation of current writing trends
  • Inspiration to understand the interplay of past and present values in literature

World Literature

  • Examination of 21st-century literary texts composed of various genres
  • Focuses on regional literary traditions

21st Century Literature

  • Span of years: roughly 2001-present
  • Covers current themes like modern issues, global perspectives, and digital advancements
  • Includes popular genres like:
    • Novels adapted to movies
    • Translations of older works
    • Mythology adapted into graphic novels to attract readers

Philippine Literature

  • Includes poetry, flash fiction, and creative non-fiction
  • A critical analysis of literary works from Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Americas
  • Includes an adaptation of thematic elements from pre-colonial to contemporary periods of Philippine literary history

Literary Genres

  • Categories for grouping similar texts, like poetry, essays, novels, plays, etc.
  • Fiction includes types such as historical, science, mystery or folklore
  • Non-fiction categories include letters, diaries, essays, memoirs, and more

Oral Traditions

  • Forms of oral literature from pre-literate eras in varied languages
  • Storytelling, proverbs, sayings, myths, legends, riddles, fables, and songs
  • Used to transmit cultural and historical knowledge

Philippine Geography

  • Study of relationships between people and their environment
  • Describes regions in the Philippines

Philippine Language

  • System of spoken, written, or manual communication for expression
  • Includes oral traditions for expressing oneself in any given region

Philippine Ethnicity

  • Quality or fact of belonging to a cultural group
  • People who share common cultural heritage

Philippine Literary Timeline

  • Identifies stages of literary creation
    • Pre-colonial
    • Spanish
    • American
    • Japanese
    • Contemporary / Modern

Pre-Colonial Literature

  • Classification of literature
  • Prose - a form of written expression with no specific structural rules
  • Examples of prose subdivisions: fiction, non-fiction

Prose

  • Literary form without specific structure
  • Uses ordinary language appropriate to the topic
  • Prose includes fiction and non-fiction subgenres

Fiction Genres

  • Includes categories like short stories, novels, myths, parables, epics, etc.

Nonfiction Genres

  • Focuses on facts or theories, includes genres like letters, diaries, and essays

Pre-Test Questions

  • Covers different literary forms and characteristics
  • Prose narratives that explain the origins of the world
  • The genre that best uses metaphor
  • Another name for aphorism
  • A long narrative poem about a hero's adventure

Some genres of Filipino oral tradition

  • Short sayings or wisdom (Proverbs)
  • Folklore (Songs or stories)
  • Legends are fact-based stories about the origins of places/people
  • Fables, and songs as forms of moral instruction
  • Myths, riddles, or stories

Specific Genres

  • Poetry: written in verse following certain measures and rhyme schemes.
  • Flash Fiction: brief, self-contained narratives.
  • Prose: a flexible form spanning themes and writing styles.
  • Chick-lit: modern women's issues.
  • Speculative Fiction: narratives driven by imagination and speculation.
  • Hyper-poetry: a genre that uses technology/links.

Genres of poetry (Philippines)

  • Textula (written, easy to read text poetry)
  • Hyperpoetry (using technology as a tool e.g hyper-links)

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