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Question 1

refers to collected oral and written works of a society that depict the people’s beliefs, values, mores, and aspirations, as well as their struggles in life.

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LITERATURE

Question 2

is a form of literature that uses sentences and paragraphs to present ideas.

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PROSE

Question 3

is a form of literature that uses verses and stanzas to present ideas. It does not use ordinary language in expressing its thought.

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POETRY

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times in oral and reflects community life-that is the subject is ordinary day-to-day life experiences like household chores and food gathering.

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PRE-COLONIAL TIMES

Question 5

1) It is done orally.
2) It uses common day-to-day language.
3) It carriers the convention of common literary

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PRE-COLONIAL CHARACTERISTICS

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is basically oral. Its ownership of the literary works is communal, it means everybody is a potential author.

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LITERATURE DURING PRE-COLONIAL

Question 7

reflects the community life. The subject is ordinary day-to-day experiences like household chores and food gathering.

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E-COLONIAN LITERATURE

Question 8

is a brief, clever, and memorable statement. Is serves as a law and rule of good behavior.

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EPIGRAM (SALAWIKAHIN)

Question 9

a puzzle or joke you state or ask that seems to be nonsense and has a clever or amazing answer.

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RIDDLE (BUGTONG)

Question 10

“Maputi na parang uwak, lumilipad na parang lawin.” (White like a crow, flies like a halk.)”

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SMOKE

Question 11

“Duwa nga agsasaputen, agliliwanag da.” (Two tiny glowing objects.)

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EYES

Question 12

refers to a poem that has every two lines with an identical rhyme or all the lines with the same end rhyme.

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MONO-RHYMING HEPTASYLLABIC LINES

Question 13

An example of mono rhyming heptasyllabic

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TANAGA

Question 14

a traditional song from a particular region, or a modern song, usually with a tune played on a guitar, that is written in a style similar to that of traditional music.

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FOLK SONG

Question 15

is a mother’s song to calm a baby or put him to sleep

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LULLABY

Question 16

is the harana in tagalog, panawaganor balitao in Ilongo, bayokamong the Maranaos, and tapatamong the Ilocanos.

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LOVE SONGS OR SERENADE

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a Mangyan song that depicts human relationships and social entertainment and serves as a tool for teaching the young.

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AMBAHAN

Question 18

a song for practically all important occasions such as rice planting, harvesting, drying the rice on the stalk, and pounding rice grain in the husk.

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ORK SONGS

Question 19

a Cebuano and Waray drinking song.

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TAGAY

Question 20

a type of folk narrative among Tausog of Midanao, focusing on the heroic feat of their legendary heroes.

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PARANG SABIL

Question 21

is a verbal joust or poetical game during wakes.

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DUPLO

Question 22

Played a central part of community life in village of pre-colonial Philippines.

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PRE-COLONIAL POETRY

Question 23

owulf

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EPIC OF ENGLAND

Question 24

ad and Odyssey

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EPIC OF GREECE

Question 25

n the first half, she is betrothed to the heroic Siegfried, a prince from the Rhineland who comes to the Burgundian royal palace at Worms.

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Nibulungenlied

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are stories or tales of ancient times that usually project lessons that could be imbibed by young people.

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FOLKTALES

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Fictious narrative presented as historical, but without basis of facts

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MYTH

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A traditional story or group of stories told about a particular person or place.

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LEGEND

Question 29

A brief story or tale invented to embody morals and acted by animals or inanimate things

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FABLE

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Anita and Akong

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LEGEND OF HUNDRED ISLANDS

Question 31

It presents one aspect of the life of a character. It could be an incident, an event, a description of a feeling, or even a simple act.

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SHORT STORY

Question 32

a person, or sometimes even an animal, who takes part in the action of a short story or other literary work

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CHARACTERS

Question 33

the time and place in which it happens, Authors often use descriptions of landscapes, scenery, buildings, seasons, or weather to provide a strong sense of setting.

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SETTINGS

Question 34

a series of events and character actions that relate to the central conflit.

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PLOT

Question 35

this is when characters and problems are introduced to the reader.

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Beginning, Introduction or Exposition

Question 36

this is where the problem and characters are developed through a series of actions that build to the climax

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RISING ACTION

Question 37

this is where the problem (or conflict) is resoled in one way or another.

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CLIMAX

Question 38

this is where the reader learn what will happen as a result of the climax or how the problem was solved.

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FALLING ACTION

Question 39

where the entire plot is wrapped up and there is a sense of closure for the reader.

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RESOLUTION

Question 40

a struggle between two people or things in a short story.

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CONFLICT

Question 41

the central idea of a story.

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THEME

Question 42

the summer solstice

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NICK JOAQUIN

Question 43

Had his first piece published at the age of 17 in the literary section

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NICOMEDES MARQUEZ JOAQUIN