These books are designed to teach children the concept of counting and recognizing numbers.

These books, such as cardboard books, cloth books, pop-up books, include gimmicks in addition to a story.

These books are designed to teach children to recognize the letters and sounds of the alphabet.

These books combine the art of storytelling with the art of illustration. These are very complex works dealing with two distinct art forms.

These are long stories of human adventure and heroism recounted in many episodes, often in verse.

These are stories based on both real or supposedly real individuals and their marvelous deeds.

These are stories that recount and explain the origins of the world and the phenomena of nature. The characters are mainly gods and goddesses, with the occasional mention of humans, and the setting is high above the earth in the home of the gods.

These are stories that grew out of the lives and imaginations of the people or folk. They have always been children’s favorite type of folk literature.

These are original tales written by specific modern authors that have all the flavor of a traditional folktale.

These are simple stories that incorporate characters (typically animals) whose actions teach a moral lesson or universal truth. Often the moral is stated at the end of

This is any story of the impossible, but it is presented as if they were possible.

This is the language of the imagination, of feelings, of emotional self-expression, of high art.

A kind of poem that tells stories in verse. A number of them are very old and were originally intended to be recited to audiences, such as Homer's "The Iliad" and "The Odyssey".

A kind of poem that typically describes the poet's innermost feelings or candid observations and evokes a musical quality in its sounds and rhythms.

An unrhymed poem of Japanese origin with seventeen syllables divided into three lines. It is usually on the subject of nature and humans' relationship to nature.

A five-line stanza apparently of medieval origin, often with two, four, six, eight, and two syllables respectively in the five lines.

A very old form of poetry, having gained prominence during the Renaissance, but not found much in poetry for children. It contains fourteen lines, each line with five iambic feet (or ten syllables).

A five-line humorous poem, the first, second, and fifth lines rhyming and the third and fourth lines rhyming. It is one of the most popular poetic forms among children.

A poem adhering to no predetermined rules, but usually with its own intricate patterns of rhyme and rhythm. It requires the same thoughtful choice of words and rhythmical patterns as the more rigid stanza forms.

The words of the poem are arranged to form a pictorial representation of the poem's subject.

The model of teaching literature which is a traditional approach to teaching literature where learners need to discover and infer the social, political, literary, and historical context of a specific text.

The model which an approach that integrates language and literature as a source to improve students’ language proficiency while learning the language.

The model which is an approach that focus on the personal development of the students including emotions and personal characteristics. It requires students to relate and respond to the themes and issues by connecting them to their personal life experiences. It is influenced by both cultural model and the language model where the focus is on the particular use of language in a text in a specific cultural context.

An approach that gives knowledge and information to students It is teacher-centered and demands a lot of teacher’s input in giving students various contents of literary text like on historical, political, cultural, and social background.

An approach that incorporates moral values across the curriculum. The focus of this approach is to discover moral values while reading a particular literary text.

These books contain only pictures and little or no text.

They are tales told in a form similar to that of a traditional tale with the accompanying typical elements: little character description, strong conflict, fast-moving plot with a sudden resolution, vague setting, and sometimes magical elements. However, these tales were original and written by known authors.

They are stories in which animals behave as human beings in that they experience emotions, talk, and have the ability to reason. The animals in fantasies also retain many of their animal characteristics.

She illustrated the book “Mother Goose Nursery Rhymes” published in London in 1881.

Language learning is an unconscious process and the child controls the pace.

Language acquisition presupposes teaching.

The mother tongue of a child is considered his/her first language.

The second language is any other language learned or acquired.

Language is the method of expressing ideas and emotions in the form of signs and symbols.

Literature provides children with opportunities to experience many language structures and an ever-increasing vocabulary.

Second language learning can be effective if strategies derived from an understanding of first-language learning are used.

Motivating children to read should be one of the primary and overriding concerns in present-day education.

Vocabulary development goes hand in hand with language development and this process starts before the child starts school.

Language gives a child the ability to communicate.

The most important aspect of counting books is that the countable objects be clearly identifiable.

Concept books are clearly used to preach. A good concept book conveys its information in a clear and entertaining way

Picture storybooks are created to help the beginning readers read independently with success.

Graphic Novels are long-form comic books, usually with lengthy and complex storylines, and often aimed at more mature, serious audiences.

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The author of the Twilight Saga.

The Native American tribe feature in the Twilight Saga.

What is the complete name of Voldemort?

What spell ended Voldermort's life?

Who is the author of The Alchemist?

Which of the following is an online platform for amateur writers?

Who is the WattPad author who wrote Diary ng Panget, which was adapted in a movie?

La Solidaridad (The Solidarity) was an organization created in Spain on _________________.

What penname did Jose Rizal use in La Solidaridad?

When was Diariong Tagalog first published?

This is considered to be the first Tagalog novel.

In Philippine mythology, it is a vampiric entity that assumes the form of a toddler or infant.

It is a dramatic play commemorating Jesus Christ's passion and death.

Known to be an epic written in Ifugao.

Continuous elevation and grand straightforwardness is used.

This is an ancient epic song that contains a wealth of information about the Maranao people, who dwell in the Lake Lanao region of Mindanao, the Philippines' southernmost island.

Pasyon (The Pasion)- It has four versions EXCEPT:

Regular exposure to excellent literature does not influence children’s speaking and writing styles.

Listening to and creating stories rarely involves children in a flow activity.

Literature provides a way for children to express a wide range of emotions.

Stories help children understand experiences only within their own lives.

Literature can sensitize children to the needs and feelings of others.

Literature introduces children to different cultural heritages through both story content and storytelling patterns.

Children engaging in storytelling do not develop an understanding of story structure, language, or plot.

Literature offers an authentic way to introduce children to literacy.

Who built the labyrinth for the half - beast, half - man son of King Minos?

Achilles was a Trojan.

The author of "Don Quixote", one of the earliest canonical novels

The face that launched a thousand ships

"Inferno" is the first book of Divine Comedy.