JL 7 - ENGISH L1

Which colonial influences are most notable in Philippine prose?

• Japanese and British

• Spanish and American

• Chinese and Portuguese

• Dutch and French

Postcolonial identity in Philippine literature is often expressed through:

• Adopting colonial themes

• Resisting colonial domination

• Ignoring colonial history

• Writing solely in indigenous languages

The combination of colonial influences and indigenous traditions in Philippine prose creates:

• Social uniformity

• A hybrid literary voice

• Simplified narratives

• Monolingual literature

Philippine prose often uses a social realist approach to:

• Hide societal problems

• Expose societal inequalities and injustices

• Romanticize history

• Promote Western ideals

Which of the following is a focus of social realism in Philippine prose?

• Alien life forms

• Extravagant lifestyles

• Political activism and rights of the marginalized

• European folklore

Social realism in Philippine literature often portrays:

• The idealized life of wealthy individuals

• Lived experiences and struggles of ordinary people

• Purely supernatural elements

• Detached and abstract ideas

Regionalism in Philippine prose emphasizes:

• Urban landscapes exclusively

• The country’s regional diversity and local cultures

• American cultural themes

• Unification under a single cultural identity

The use of regional dialects in Philippine literature adds to:

• Simplicity in storytelling

• Linguistic diversity and authenticity

• Confusion for readers

• Minimalist narratives

By embracing regionalism, Philippine prose celebrates:

• Homogeneity in Filipino culture

• Cultural plurality and diverse identities

• Westernization

• Colonial practices

A defining feature of Philippine prose is its focus on:

• Individual success stories

• Familial bonds and kinship ties

• Political conspiracies

• Economic theories