It refers to a classification of English literature.

What kind of character is a stepmother such that in Cinderella?

The first Asian to receive the Nobel Prize for Literature.

Filial piety is a basic tenet of which school of thought?

Which ethical concept reflects the sense of indebtedness or nationalism in Japan?

Mark Twain, the renowned author of Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, adopted his pen name. What was his real name?

George Eliot, known for Middlemarch and Silas Marner, was actually:

What theme is suggested by this haiku from Basho? Poverty’s child – He starts to grind the rice And gazes at the moon.

Who is the leading figure of the Negritude movement?

In Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar: “Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears.” This figure of speech is an example of:

Which of the following is the most innovative way of teaching literature?

An English novelist, essayist, and modernist writer, known for her innovative narrative techniques, especially stream of consciousness.

When the narrator knows everything about the events and characters, the narrative technique is called:

A fire station burns down. This is an example of:

In Robert Frost’s poem “The Road Not Taken,” the two roads symbolize:

The narrative device where the story returns to an earlier time to provide background information is called:

“Dark clouds gathered as she left the house.” This sentence suggests which device?

When a story begins in the middle of the action instead of from the beginning, it uses the technique called:

The line “He met his Waterloo in the final exam” is an example of:

George Orwell’s Animal Farm is an allegory of:

Who is the English novelist better known by the pen name George ELIOT?

Who was the first Asian to receive the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1913 for his work Gitanjali?

Galbraith, an author of the Harry Potter series which became the best-selling book. The real name is:

The novelist better known in Pride and the Prejudice (1813), who wrote this romantic fiction?

A foremost writer who wrote “The Necklace,” and “the Horla.”?

A poet, author and a novelist of “Les Misérables,” and “Notre–Dame de Paris”.

The world’s first novel, The Tale of Genji, is a classic work of Japanese literature written by:

The Pillow Book (Makura no Sōshi), a collection of essays and observations about court life, was written by:

Which Japanese poet is considered the master of haiku?

Haruki Murakami, a contemporary Japanese novelist, is famous for works blending realism with magical elements, such as:

A haiku traditionally consists of how many syllables?

A tanka is an older form of Japanese poetry. Its traditional syllable pattern is:

Which Japanese poet helped modernize tanka poetry during the late 19th century and early 20th century?

The caricature of the Filipino who tried to pass up as “Española” by trying hard to speak Spanish and cover her face with make-up was ________.

A composition in prose or poetry written in the form of a letter to a particular person or group is __________.

What material did Jose Rizal use for his sculpture “The Triumph of Science over Death”?

Adios, Patria Adorada Region del Sol Querida Perla del Mar de Oriente, Nuestro Perdido Eden! These are the first lines of the poem, written by Jose Rizal before his execution and known for its title, _________.

Who is considered as the father of Children’s literature for works like A little pretty pocket-book?

The Novel, Alice’s Adventure in Wonderland was written by__________?

Which of the following is a fable traditionally attributed to Aesop?

In Children’s literature, “a cautionary Tale,” is primarily intended to:

In Charlotte’s Web by E.B. White tells the story of friendship between the pig and a________:

The Brothers Grimm are best known for their:

Who wrote, “One Hundred Years of Solitude, known for blending magic and realism?

Who is the author of the short story How My Brother Leon Brought Home a Wife, which won first prize in the 1940 Commonwealth Literary Contest?

Which Filipino writer is known as the “Comma Poet” because of his unique style of using commas in unconventional places?

The novel, “The Woman Who Had Two Navels”, which explores themes of identity and history in post-war Philippines, and the “May Day Eve,” was written by which National Artist?

Who created iconic Filipino comic book superheroes such as Darna, Captain Barbell, and Lastikman?

He wrote the novel “Banaag at Sikat?”

He wrote the novel “Scent of an Apple?”

Which Filipino author is known for the novels, “Bata-bata pa’no ka ginawa,” “Gapo,” and short story, “Slums of Manila?”

Who wrote the short story, “My Father Goes to Court?”

Which of the following Filipino authors is considered to be the first novel in Philippine literature?

Which of the following Filipino authors is considered to be the Prince of Tagalog Poets in Philippine literature?

Who is the author of the novel, “Ang Mga Ibong Mandaragit”?

Who is the author of the short story, “Dead Stars”

It is considered to be one of the greatest Epics in the Philippines, written in Ilocano?

A famous short story of Manuel Arguilla that revolves around the life of a barrio boy named Awiyao and his wife Lumnay as they confronted issues about love, tradition, and culture in the cordilleras?

The book Matilda, Featuring a gifted girl who loves to read was written by:

The classic Children’s story, “The Little Prince, was originally written in which language?

Which of the following is an epic poem?

The children’s book featuring the talking animals living in the Acre Wood?

A historical novel published in 1859 by English author written by Charles Dickens

Who is the author of “Waste Land”?

Which of the following plays is not written by William Shakespeare?

Which poetic foot is made up of a stressed syllable followed by two unstressed syllable?

What is the correct pattern of syllables in an anapestic foot?

Which line best exemplifies iambic pentameter?

Which of the following best describes an iambic foot in poetry?

Recently, the Cambridge dictionary added new words, these are? (August 18, 2025) I. Skibidi II. Delulu III. Tradwife IV. Techi

Ms. Aileen Mae likes to post on social media all the events of her daily life. Which Macroskill primarily involves the interpretation of non-verbal symbols and visual media?

In communication, what does Ethos refer to?

Ms. Arcy May likes to post on social media all the events of her daily life. In communication process, which macroskill is considered receptive rather than productive?

A speech is written and memorized beforehand and delivered word for word is known as?

Which sentence does not use a linking verb?

Which sentence uses parallel structure?

Teaching literature improves students' ability to communicate effectively. Which model is described?

The “Fourth” wall in theatre refers to:

Which is an example of a cross of the fourth wall?

Invention; discovering the best arguments; _____ delivery, language and speaking style?

What is being referred to if a stage of the speaking process takes place when a voice is produced in speaking as the expiratory air stream from the lungs goes up through the trachea or windpipe to the larynx?

Ms. Oh plans to conduct a theatrical play at University of Cabuyao. The minimal requirements for a theatre building are______?

The characteristics of effective speech based on Cicero’s canons of rhetoric include invention, disposition, elocution, pronunciation and _____.

Which type of play where the plot and characters are symbols of something else and which illustrates a moral or philosophical unit?

Ms. Aliah Keith , a grade 10 teacher, is teaching theatrical stage play to her main characters. Which scene requires gaze on the part of actors?

After a world-war II, the genre that dominates the theater is called?

What is a soliloquy in theater?

What is the term used to describe actions that are not part of the script, but actors do for dramatic or comic effect?

What is the difference between a monologue and a dialogue?

As a drama teacher, you wanted to demonstrate pantomime to your student, what might you do among the following choices?

Listening, reacting, engaging in eye contact, and thoroughly understanding prompt are all useful elements when nurturing a student‘s ability to develop, what broad skills?

The actor said, “he was the black sheep of the family!” This line is a ?

The following are famous works of Charles Dickens except?

In The Odyssey, Odysseus’ long journey home can be interpreted not only as an adventure story but as a reflection of the human struggle for identity and belonging. This view best represents which critical approach?

Sophocles’ Oedipus Rex reveals how human beings are bound by fate despite their attempts at freedom. This illustrates which enduring theme of Classical literature?

Dante’s Divine Comedy reflects the Medieval worldview that art and literature should serve moral and spiritual purposes. Which of the following best explains this purpose?

Geoffrey Chaucer’s The Canterbury Tales provides diverse social voices and satire of medieval society. What innovation does this demonstrate in literature?

John Milton’s Paradise Lost reimagines the biblical story of Adam and Eve with complex human emotion and reason. This blending of faith and intellect best demonstrates what Renaissance characteristic?

John Keats’s “Ode on a Grecian Urn” explores beauty as eternal and truth as transient. This philosophical reflection reflects Romanticism’s focus on:

Leo Tolstoy’s War and Peace captures both individual moral struggles and social realities. Which literary movement does this exemplify?

T.S. Eliot’s The Waste Land reflects a fragmented, disillusioned world after World War I. This fragmentation in structure and meaning is a hallmark of:

In Edgar Allan Poe’s The Tell-Tale Heart, the narrator insists on his sanity while revealing his madness. What point of view intensifies this irony?

The tone of a literary work refers to:

Which statement best describes the difference between tone and mood?

The line “The night was dark and the wind whispered secrets” suggests what mood?

In Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird, the calm and reflective tone of the adult narrator looking back on childhood events creates what overall mood?

When an author uses a sarcastic tone to describe a “perfectly fair” system that is clearly unjust, what literary device is at work?

In literature, mood can be most effectively established through:

The pre-colonial period of Philippine literature was characterized by oral traditions such as riddles, proverbs, and epics passed down through generations.

Written literature flourished during the pre-colonial era because early Filipinos already used the Latin alphabet.

The awit and corridos during the Spanish period were both written in English and used for entertainment only.

During the Spanish period, the main purpose of literature was to entertain and express individual emotion, not to evangelize.

Filipino writers during the American period were forbidden to use the English language in schools and publications.

The American period marked the rise of literature written in English, including short stories, essays, and modern poetry.

During the American period, newspapers and magazines became important outlets for Filipino writers.

The Japanese period saw the banning of English and the promotion of writing in Filipino and other native languages.

The Japanese occupation suppressed all forms of Philippine literature.

Contemporary Philippine literature is limited only to traditional printed texts such as books and magazines.

Pre-colonial literature was already rich in moral lessons, customs, and beliefs of early Filipinos.

Religious dramas like Senakulo were popularized during the Spanish period to dramatize biblical events.

The American period encouraged the use of realism and modern techniques in fiction writing.

The Hudhud ni Aliguyon and Biag ni Lam-ang belong to which period of Philippine literature?

Riddles (bugtong), proverbs (salawikain), and folk songs reflect which characteristic of pre-colonial literature?

The Pasyon and Senakulo, religious plays about Christ’s life and passion, flourished during which period?

The awit and corrido were popular poetic forms during which period?

During the Japanese period, the use of English was prohibited, which led to:

The main difference between the Spanish and American literary periods in the Philippines is that:

The use of literature as a form of resistance and social commentary against martial law best characterizes:

Which of the following works is most likely from the Spanish period?

Literary works like Dead Stars by Paz Marquez Benitez and The Small Key by Paz Latorena are products of the:

Which literary period is best represented by Beowulf, an epic poem that celebrates heroism and fate?

The Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer reflects the social classes and religious attitudes of medieval England. To which period does it belong?

William Shakespeare’s Hamlet and Macbeth were written during the period of rebirth in arts and humanism. What period is this?

The works of Charles Dickens, such as Oliver Twist and A Tale of Two Cities, highlight industrial society and moral reform. These belong to which period?

The novels of Virginia Woolf and the poetry of T.S. Eliot reflect experimentation in form and fragmentation in meaning. These are characteristics of which literary period?

T.S. Eliot’s The Waste Land reflects the despair and disillusionment after:

The rise of the novel as a popular form of literature occurred mostly during the:

Which characteristic is common in Beowulf and other Old English works?

Which of the following is the most important element in a news story?

The first paragraph of a news story that contains the most important facts is called the _____.

The main function of a campus paper is to ____.

The inverted pyramid style means ____.

What do you call the title of a news article printed in bold letters?

Which of the following is not a type of journalistic writing?

A straight news story is written in what tense?

The editorial page usually contains ____.

The journalist’s “code of ethics” emphasizes ____.

The angle of a story refers to ____.

A feature story focuses on ____.