21ST (2nd)

Pedro Bucaneg was known as?

• Father of Ilocano Literature

• Father of Filipino Poetry

• Father of Modern Literature

• Father of Philippine History

Creator of The Woman Who Had Two Navels on 1961

• Nick Joaquin

• Jose Rizal

• Carlos Bulosan

• Ninotchka Rosca

Known As: "Father of Modern Cebuano Literature“ 

• Marcel Navarra

• Jose Rizal

• Andres Bonifacio

• Emilio Aguinaldo

a musician, represents the lost Filipino artist who is unsure where he belongs.

• Paco Texeira

• Juan de la Cruz

• Jose Rizal

• Levi Celerio

• was a respected anthropologist, author, and cultural researcher who dedicated his life to documenting and promoting Maranao culture, literature, and Islamic heritage in Mindanao. He was deeply involved in the academic and cultural preservation of Muslim Filipino traditions, particularly those of the Maranao people of Lanao del Sur.

• Dr. Nagasura Madale

• Dr. Jose Rizal

• Dr. Juan Luna

• Dr. Apolinario Mabini

introduced modern fiction in Cebuano. was a prominent Cebuano fictionist, journalist, and educator who helped modernize Visayan literature, particularly in the Cebuano language. He was known for introducing realism, psychological depth, and social commentary into Cebuano short stories.

• Marcel Navarra

• Jose Rizal

• Andres Bonifacio

• Emilio Jacinto

Connie’s claim of having two navels becomes a metaphor for:

• the legacy of colonialism

• the struggle for identity

• the impact of globalization

• the search for belonging

It explores the psychological, historical, and social effects of colonialism on the Filipino identity through a complex and symbolic story. The novel is known for its non-linear narrative, rich symbolism, and deep philosophical themes.

• The Woman Who Had Two Navels

• Noli Me Tangere

• El Filibusterismo

• The God of Small Things

Jalandoni wrote at what age?

• 10

• 12

• 14

• 16

Over her lifetime, she wrote ___ novels, over ____ short stories, and numerous poems, all in the Hiligaynon language.

• 25, 100

• 36, 120

• 40, 150

• 30, 110