Philippine Literature (Japanese Period)

The weekly Liwayway was placed under strict surveilance until it was managed by a Japanese named?

• Ishiwari

• Ishawari

• Ishiwara

• Ishawara

He/she described Filipino writing during the Japanese occupation as being pessimistic and bitter.

• Ramon Magsaysay

• Victoria Abelardo

• Severino Reyes

• Francisco Soc Rodrigo

Japanese Period

• 1940-1946

• 1940-1945

• 1945-1949

• 1941-1945

It has measure and rhyme. Also, has seven syllables each line. What is this?

• Tanaga

• Haiku

• Tanka

• Karaniwang Anyo

A poem of free verse that the Japanese liked. It has 17 syllables divided into 3 lines. The first line has 5; second has 7: third has 5.

• Tanka

• Tanaga

• Haiku

• Poetry

Oldest form of Japanese poetry. It is usually about nature, love, and seasons.

• Karaniwang Anyo

• Haiku

• Tanaga

• Tanka

A playwriter who wrote BULAGA

• Jose Ma. Hernandez

• Francisco Soc Rodrigo

• Clodualdo Del Mundo

• Julian Cruz Balmaceda

A playwriter who wrote PANDAY PIRA

• Jose Ma. Hernandez

• Francisco Soc Rodrigo

• Clodualdo Del Mundo

• Julian Cruz Balmaceda

A playwriter who wrote SA PULA, SA PUTI

• Jose Ma. Fernandez

• Francisco Soc Rodrigo

• Clodualdo Del Mundo

• Julian Cruz Balmaceda

What are the most common theme of poems during Japanese occupation?

• Nationalism and Revolution

• Religion and Culture

• Culture and Patriotism

• Nationalism and Faith