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Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 23mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which literary focus best fits a quiz titled Voices of the North – Regions I and II for Grade 11 English?

a)

American modernist short story writers

b)

European poets of the Romantic era

c)

Authors from Ilocos and Cagayan Valley

d)

Southeast Asian epic traditions only

2.

In the context of Filipino literature, Regions I and II most commonly refer to which areas?

a)

CALABARZON and MIMAROPA

b)

Cordillera and Caraga

c)

Bicol and Eastern Visayas

d)

Ilocos and Cagayan Valley

3.

A Grade 11 module on Voices of the North would most likely explore which type of texts?

a)

Local folktales and contemporary essays

b)

Introductory calculus derivations

c)

Quantum physics problem sets

d)

Classical Greek tragedies exclusively

4.

Which theme is reasonable for authors from northern Philippines?

a)

Only maritime trade logistics

b)

Purely urban industrialization

c)

Identity, landscape, and community

d)

Exclusive focus on colonial Spain

5.

Which is a suitable learning outcome for this quiz direction Choose the correct answer?

a)

Compute statistical regression models

b)

Demonstrate understanding of regional voices

c)

Design a full ethnographic survey

d)

Perform a staged musical production

6.

Which source of literary material is most aligned with Regions I and II emphasis?

a)

Ilocano poems and Ibanag narratives

b)

French sonnets and Italian novellas

c)

Norse sagas and Icelandic eddas

d)

Persian ghazals and Urdu nazms

7.

If a text highlights rice terraces, river valleys, and migration, which regional lens fits best?

a)

Central Visayas island tourism

b)

Metro Manila urban politics

c)

Southern Mindanao port cities

d)

Northern Luzon cultural contexts

8.

Which evaluative skill fits a Grade 11 English quiz on regional authors?

a)

Encoding machine learning algorithms

b)

Balancing complex chemical equations

c)

Identifying themes and stylistic choices

d)

Proving geometric theorems rigorously

9.

Which description best matches the quiz’s scope when no passage is provided?

a)

General regional-literature awareness

b)

Exact biography of one historian

c)

Full translation of Old Tagalog

d)

Detailed plot of a specific novel

10.

Who is known as the Father of Ilocano Literature?

a)

Fernando Maramag

b)

Pedro Bucaneg

c)

Isabelo de los Reyes

d)

Leona Florentino

11.

Who is called the Mother of Philippine Women’s Literature?

a)

Leona Florentino

b)

Hans Pieter Arao

c)

Pedro Bucaneg

d)

Florentino Hornedo

12.

“Nalpay a Namnama” talks about what theme?

a)

Heroism

b)

Love for country

c)

Pain and lost hope

d)

Power and justice

13.

Who is the Father of Philippine Folklore?

a)

Florentino Hornedo

b)

Pedro Bucaneg

c)

Fernando Maramag

d)

Isabelo de los Reyes

14.

Fernando Maramag wrote during which period?

a)

Pre-colonial period

b)

Japanese period

c)

Spanish period

d)

American period

15.

“The Rural Maid” is mainly about what?

a)

Folklore

b)

Unrequited love

c)

Heroism

d)

Justice

16.

Which regions are highlighted in the quiz title shown in the image?

a)

Region VI and Region VIII

b)

Region I and Region II

c)

Region IV-B and Region V

d)

Region NCR and Region VII

17.

What instruction does the slide give to students for answering?

a)

Choose the letter of the correct answer

b)

Write a short essay for each item

c)

Match authors to their provinces

d)

Circle two correct options per item

18.

Region V is commonly known by which regional name?

a)

SOCCSKSARGEN

b)

Caraga Region

c)

Ilocos Region

d)

Bicol Region

19.

For authors in Region IV-B, which island groups are typically included?

a)

Luzon, Visayas, Mindanao, Palawan

b)

Mindoro, Marinduque, Romblon, Palawan

c)

Abra, Apayao, Kalinga, Ifugao

d)

Cebu, Bohol, Negros Oriental, Siquijor

20.

What is the main purpose of the slide shown?

a)

Introduce a quiz on regional authors

b)

Announce a school event

c)

Present a historical timeline

d)

Summarize a research project

21.

Who is the National Artist for Literature born in Romblon whose works focus on ordinary Filipino life?

a)

Luis G. Dato

b)

Ricardo Lee

c)

N.V.M. Gonzalez

d)

Paz Latorena

22.

Which work by N.V.M. Gonzalez is a novel about young Filipinos and their dreams?

a)

Seven Hills Away

b)

Banana Heart Summer

c)

Para Kay B

d)

The Winds of April

23.

If an author writes primarily for performance, which genre are they most likely producing?

a)

Theatrical playscripts

b)

Personal essays series

c)

Short stories collection

d)

Lyric poetry and odes

24.

A Grade 11 student wants to study dramatic structure in Filipino literature. Which type of text should they prioritize?

a)

Collections of essays

b)

Anthologies of poems

c)

Compilations of novellas

d)

Scripts of theater plays

25.

Which element is most essential when adapting a Filipino play for school performance?

a)

Dense character exposition

b)

Elaborate interior thoughts

c)

Extended descriptive narration

d)

Clear stage directions

26.

Choose the best reason a playwright might prefer concise scenes over lengthy narration.

a)

To avoid dialogue entirely

b)

To prioritize authorial summary

c)

To deepen omniscient voice

d)

To highlight visual staging

27.

A director notes that a scene relies heavily on blocking and timing. Which genre conventions does this align with?

a)

Essayistic argumentation

b)

Epistolary letter format

c)

Poetic enjambment use

d)

Dramatic performance craft

28.

When comparing Filipino short stories and plays, which is more likely to include detailed stage cues?

a)

Short stories prose

b)

Reflective essay pieces

c)

Dramatic stage plays

d)

Lyric poetry lines

29.

Which classroom activity best supports understanding a Filipino playwright’s intent?

a)

Summarizing plot only

b)

Oral performance reading

c)

Silent reading alone

d)

Random paragraph skimming

30.

What term suggests authors widely recognized in a literary tradition?

a)

Peripheral writers

b)

Canonical authors

c)

Local scribes

d)

Experimental poets