A Filipino novelist and publisher who used to write in English switched to Filipino due to the Japanese government's strict prohibition on any writing in English.

This underground radio program was the sole way to communicate with the outside world in complete secrecy.

The weekly ______ was placed under strict surveillance until it was managed by a Japanese named Ishiwara.

Which is not a common theme in poetry?

A seventeen-syllable Japanese poetry with three lines of five, seven, and five syllables, generally invoking images of the natural environment.

Movie houses showing American Films were closed during Japanese occupation in the Philippines.

The organization of Filipino actors that was established during Japanese occupation.

His most significant play is “Panday Pira,” a historical drama in three acts which was presented by UP’s Rizal Center.

A Filipino diplomat and author. His significant work is Lupang Tinubuan, which won first place in the Best Writing in 1945.