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Summative Quiz – Part 1

________1. Examines a text as independent from its time period, social setting, and author’s
background. A text is an independent entity. Formalism
________2. concerned with the role, position, and influence of women in a literary text. Feminism
________3. argues that every literary work is a product of its time and its world. New hIstorism
________4. This is presented as history but is unlikely to be true. Legend
________5. This is a characteristically anonymous, timeless, and placeless tale circulated orally among a
people. Folktale
________6. This features animal characters or inanimate objects that behave like people. Fable
________7. The Spanish missionaries taught the gospel through the native language, so they hired
natives to translate Spanish religious instructional materials. Eventually, the natives became fluent in
Spanish and became known as. Ladinos
________8. a prominent ilustrado and the country’s national hero, is famous for the novels Noli Me
Tangere and El Filibusterismo. Jose rizal
________9. the founder of the Katipunan, wrote the poem “Pag-ibig sa Tinubuang Lupa.” Andres
Bonifacio
________10. the master of traditional Tagalog poetry, became well-known for his work Florante at
Laura (1838–1861), the most famous metrical romance of the country. Francisco baltazar
________11. The US established a civil government in 1901. Free public education was introduced. Also,
this language was the medium of instruction. English
________12-13. During the occupation, publications were censored by the military. Also, these two
language was declared as an official language. Tagalog and Nihonggo.
________14. This is told to explain a belief, a practice, or a natural phenomenon. myth
________15. In 1934, President Roosevelt signed a bill making the Philippines a commonwealth. On May
14, 1935, who was the president elected? Manuel L. quezon

True or false.
________1. The Colonial literature includes all literature produced before the Spanish colonization like
chants, proverbs, songs, and folk narratives.
________2. Juan Tamad is an example of epic.
________3. In the conquest of Spain, the Spaniards brought the inglesia ni kristo with them.
________4.During the Spanish period, children in lower class families could then be sent to Europe to
get an education.
________5. Filipino writers during the apprenticeship period (1900–1930) imitated Spanish writing.
________6. Postwar and contemporary literature include all literary works written and published in the
Philippines from 2001 up to the present.
________7. Philippine literature deminished during the postwar and contemporary period. Writers were
not able to produce short stories, novels, essays, and poems that did not read by Filipinos today.
________8. Pedro Paterno known as the “mother of Philippine women’s literature,” was a poet in both
Ilocano and Spanish.
________9. The production of literary works in English is the direct result of the Spanish colonization of
the Philippines.
________10. After World War II, there was no political, economic, and social confusion, as well as great
poverty, and it found a way not to engage into the short stories and novels during that time.