21st CL - L1 to L4 Flashcards

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The term literature is derived from the Latin word _____ which means

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Littera
a letter of the alphabet

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According to the website ______ literature is traditionally defined as body of written works associated to imaginative and creative works of poetry and prose and can be classified according to variety of systems such as language, national origin, historical period, genre and subject matter.

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britannica

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Is a timeless expression of significant human experience that are told in words, that are highly creative and which are carefully chosen to invoice the readers imagination.

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Literature

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A type of quality of literature that makes us develope create something more

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Artistry

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A type of quality of literature that stimulates our mind, our thoughts, to train our mind, to enhance our mind.

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Intellectual Value

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A type of quality of literature that Appeals to our emotion, reason why we feel something when reading

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Suggestiveness

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A type of quality of literature that Elevates our spirit by bringing our moral value

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Spiritual Value

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A type of quality of literature that makes us appreciate it even more when we read it over and over again

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Permanence

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A type of quality of literature that means it is forever relevance in our lives

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Universality

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This literary type is usually written in lines and is characterized by having the
element of rhythm, sound, imagery, and form

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Poetry

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refers to the organizational method used in literature in which the most common type is the narrative.

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Literary structure

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This poetry tells a story and has the elements of a narrative such as characters, setting, conflict, etc.

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Narrative Poetry

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This is an emotionally appealing drama written in verse that tells a story and is intended to be recited or sung in front of the audience by a character speaking in poetry.

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Dramatic Poetry

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It is the most common type of poetry that focuses on expressing feelings rather than telling a story.

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Lyric Poetry

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In contrast to poetry, this literary piece applies a natural flow of speech and grammatical
structures which are mainly consisting of complete sentences arranged logically and sequentially in a
paragraph form.

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Prose

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13
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refers to the forms of literature. The general ones are oral and written.

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Genre

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refer “to particular identifiable characteristics of a whole text. They are not “used,” per se, by authors; they represent the elements of storytelling which are common to all literary and narrative forms.

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Literary Elements

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15
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Early Filipinos heavily believed on spirits and supernatural entities

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Pre Colonial(Animinism)

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Philippine literature during the pre-colonial era is mostly based on oral traditions passed down from generation to generation.

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Pre Colonial

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Spanish Colonial Period can be divided into two major periods;

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Early Spanish Period(1565 -1863)
Revolutionary Period(1864 - 1896)

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18
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-Early Spanish Period can be categorized as either:

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Religious or secular

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It was introduced as the medium of communication and later shifted to Tagalog when a sense of nationalism arose during the revolutionary period.

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Spanish

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20
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The introduction of the printing equipment called ________________ by the Dominicans resulted in publication of various religious materials and earliest books

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Xylographic press

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21
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a Spanish-Tagalog newspaper, published bulk of Filipino writings.

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Diaryong Tagalog

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an underground newspaper, became the mouthpiece of the Reform Movement.

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La Solidaridad

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23
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They were hailed as the “Master of Traditional Tagalog Poetry”

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Francisco Baltazar

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They were the first Filipino who wrote poetry collection in Spanish entitled Sampaguitas y poesias varias

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Pedro Paterno

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25
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a prominent ilustrado and the country’s national hero, is famous for the novels Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo.

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Jose Rizal

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26
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the founder of the Katipunan, wrote the poem “Pag-ibig sa Tinubuang Lupa”

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Andres Bonifacio

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27
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known as the “Mother of Philippine Women’s Literature,” was a poet in both Ilocano and Spanish

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Leona Florentino

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28
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American Colonial Period can be divided into two major periods:

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Period of Apprenticeship(1910-1930)
Period of Emergence(1920-1930)

29
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These are stories that can typically be read in one sitting revolving around one subject and may range between 1,000 up to 20,000 words.

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Short Stories

30
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. He won first prize for his novel “His Native Soil” in the First Commonwealth Literary Awards in 1940.

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Juan C Laya

31
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His work entitled “A Child of Sorrow” in 1921 is considered as the first Filipino novel in English.

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Zoilo M. Galang

32
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These colonizers failed to gain the trust of Filipinos.

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Japanese colonizers

33
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was appointed as the President of the Philippines under the Japanese-sponsored Republic.

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Jose P Laurel

34
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Another type of poetry that emerged is the Haiku consisting of three lines with
?-?-? syllables or __syllabic poetry in all.

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5-7-5, 17

35
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He won first prize with his short story “Lupang Tinubuan”.

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Narciso Reyes

36
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He was elected as the new president but died in an airplane crash on March 16, 1957

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Ramon Magsaysay

37
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took office for presidency in 1965 who got re-elected in 1969 making him the first to win two presidential terms.

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Ferdinand Marcos

38
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traditionally means anything that is included in a list of holy books that are accepted as genuine.

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Canonical

39
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Is the highest national recognition given to Filipino individuals who have made a significant contributions to the development of Philippine Literature.

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National Artist Award

40
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Composed of Grand Collar featuring circular links portraying the arts and eight pointed conventionalized sunburst suspended from a sampaguita wreath in green and white enamel

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The insignia of the order of National Artists

41
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KKK means?

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Katotohanan, Kabutihan, Kagandahan

42
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Roces is known for his comic short stories which include

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“My Brother’s Peculiar Chicken”

43
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He also lead the campaign to change the country’s Independence Day from ?

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July 4 to June 12

44
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He quotes: “You cannot be a great writer; first, you have to be a good person”

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Alejandro Roces

45
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often referred to as a “slice of life” is a fictitious narrative compressed in one unit of time, place and action.

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Short Story

46
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are the representation of a human being; persons involved in a conflict.

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Characters

47
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is a dynamic character who recognize changes in the circumstances

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Round Character

48
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A character who doesn’t go through a change

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Flat Character

49
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The hero/heroine

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Protagonist

50
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a foil to protagonist

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Antagonist

50
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second in importance character

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Deuteroganist

51
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the struggle or the complication involving the characters, the opposition of persons or forces upon which the action depends in drama or fiction

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Conflict

51
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the local ( place ) or period ( time) in which the action of a short story, play, novel or the motion picture takes place

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Setting

52
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Type of conflict that occurs when the protagonist struggles within himself o herself

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Internal Conflict

52
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Pits the protagonist against someone else

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Interpersonal Conflict

53
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Happens when the protagonist is in conflict with the values of his or her society

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External Conflict

54
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the writer uses the pronoun “I”. He/ She could be a participant or a character in his own word.

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First person

54
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the narrative follows around once character primarily and has access to his/her thoughts

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Limited Third Person

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the writer describes only the actions of the characters.

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Third person

55
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the writer-narrator sees all; he can see into the minds of characters and even report everyone’s innermost thoughts.

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Omniscient

56
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a causally related sequence of events; what happens as a result of the main conflict is presented in a structure format.

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Plot

57
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The sequence of events is called?

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Narrative Order

58
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something out of chronological order; to reveal information, to understand a character’s nature.

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Flashback

59
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a device to give sign of something to come and to keep the readers guessing what will happen next.

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Foreshadowing

60
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this is the feeling of excitement or tension in the reader’s experiences as the action of the plot unfolds.

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Suspense

61
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this is an ending that catches the reader of guard with an unexpected turn of events.

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Surprise Ending

62
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the technique of beginning a story in the middle of the action, with background information given later in flashbacks.

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Media Res

63
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a narrative technique in which a story is surrounded (“framed”) by a secondary
story.

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Frame Story

63
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  • stand for something other than themselves.
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Symbolism

63
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is language that’s intended to create an image, association, or other effect in the mind of the listener or reader that goes beyond the literal meaning or expected use of the words involved.

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Figurative Languages

64
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the atmosphere or emotional effect generated by the words, images, situations in a
literary work.

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Mood

64
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characterized by concrete qualities rather than abstract meaning.

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Images

65
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denotes an attitude of a feeling of the speaker or author conveyed by the language in its artful arrangement

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Tone

66
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– the central or dominating idea in a literary work.

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Theme