[3Q] 21st

questions or phrases that have double/hidden meaning, where the power of one's observations and wit are put to test

• Riddles
• Linguistic Context
• Pasyon
• Microliterature

norms or codes of behavior, community beliefs and instill values by offering nuggets of wisdom (rhyming verse)

• Textual Literary Analysis Approach
• Metaphor
• Hyperpoetry
• Proverbs

mono-rhyming heptasyllabic quatrain indigenous type of FIlipino poem expressing insights and lessons on life

• Tanaga
• Utopian
• Pasyon
• Mood

form of folk lyrics, often repetitive and sonorous, didactic and naive

• Socio-cultural Context
• Korido
• Folk Songs
• Metaphor

stories handed down from the past, reflecting people's tradition, feelings, and beliefs

• Folk Narratives
• Proverbs
• Literary meaning
• Fundamental Themes of Spanish Colonial Literature

long poems, typically derived from ancient oral tradition, narrating the deeds and adventures of heroic or legendary figures or the history of a nation

• Theme
• Epics
• Supernatural
• Apocalyptic

Literature in this period is general religious and secular in nature

• Body
• Imagery
• Spanish Colonial Literary Tradition
• Oral Tradition

Christian doctrines, Liberal ideas, Revolutionary literatures, Socio-economic advances

• Fundamental Themes of Spanish Colonial Literature
• Allusion
• Japanese Literature Tradition
• Doctrina Christiana

"Christian Doctrine; first book to be printed in the Philippines last 1593

• "Christian Doctrine; first book to be printed in the Philippines last 1593
• Hyperbole
• Speculative Fiction
• Biographical Context

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• Literary Techniques
• Apocalyptic
• Doctrina Christiana
• Linguistic Context