A narrative technique in non-dramatic fiction intended to render the flow of visual, auditory, physical and associative impressions of the character in a story.

• a. flashback      

•  b. stream-of-consciousness  

•  c. dream sequence

•   d. narration

When the primary aim of a work, of literature is to expound some moral, political or other precepts.

• a. value-oriented             

• b. didactic    

• c. aphoristic       

•      d. argumentative

A designation that serves as an index of popular literary taste and judgment.

• a. Golden Globe

• b. Pulitzer Prize

• c. Bestseller

• d. Nobel Prize

What is the literary tem which means harsh and discordant sounds introduced for poetic effect.

• a. Assonance

•  b. Alliteration

•  c. Cacophony

• d. Trochaic

In English verse, a poetic foot having one stressed syllable followed by öhe unstressed syllable

• a. Iambic

• b. Dactylic

• d. Anapestic

• d. Trochaic

Maranao stories that talk about PILANDOK or the Balabac Mousedeerare examples of

• a. Iliad

• b. Odyssey

• c. Troy

• d. Agamemnon

This book in the New Testament tells about the vision of the second coming of Jesus, and the end of the World

• a. Epistle of Hebrews

• b. Revelation

• c. Epistle of James

•           d. Colossians

This tem describes Greek literature in terms of its Subject matter, style, tone and attitude.

• a. Romanticism

• b. Realism    

• c. classicism

• d. Naturalism

The ________ developed the consonantal writing Greek alphabet was adapted from.

• a. Phoenicians

• b. Assyrians

• c. Babylonians

• d. Hebrews

_________is Carlos Bulosan's most famous autobiography.

• a. Falling Leaves

• b. The Laughter of My Father

• c. America is in the Heart

• d. Footnote to youth