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Phi; Lit
Immaculada Concepcion Colleges
Caloocan Campus

Name:_____________________________________________ Date:_______________________
Prof. Raul S. Acapulco

PRELIM and MIDTERM EXAM
PHILIPPINE LITERATURE

Modular

I. IDENTIFICATION
__________1. A Traditional Story In Prose Concerning Details of gods and the creation of the world and its inhabitants.
__________2. Narrate the adventures of tribal heroes which embody in them the ideals and values of the group.
__________3. Legends which explain how things came to be, why things are as they are.
__________4. Short popular sayings that express effectively some commonplace truth or useful thought.
__________5. Verses set into music by the members of the community.
__________6. a folktale using animals as characters.
__________7. Simplest form of Oral Literature
__________8. A twelve-stanza poem in alternating Tagalog and Spanish line.
__________9. The Structure of this poem is octosyllabic quatrains the best example was “Ang Ibang Adarna”.
__________10.This is rendered in dodesyllabic quatrains, the famous of this, is Florante at Laura by Francisco Baltazar.
__________11. This is called Pananapatan o Panawagan, Gangharong o Pagharongharong in Bikol.
__________12. Originally just the dramatization of the passion and death of Jesus Christ presented during Maunday Thursday and Good Friday.
__________13. Performed during Month of May which have the devotion to the Holy Cross.
__________14. An interesting socio-religious practice on all Saints Day which literally means “For Soul”.
__________15. The basic unit of Composition in Poems.
II. ENUMERATION
A. 8 Types of Prose
B. 5 elements of sound words
d. 12 Compositions of Literacy that Have Influenced the World.
III. ESSAY (10 PTS)
Write an Essay about the “History and Literature found on your

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