Review for Quiz 1

This era made the Filipinos deal with issues of injustice and exploitation, therefore they seized these facts as the sole meaningful sources of material for their fiction.

It is the period when the English language was introduced as the primary language of instruction and free public education for all children of school age.

This period is the longest span in Philippine literature history, according to certain accounts.

Several literary pieces from this era attempt to make sense of the present by addressing historical movements, events, and literary masterpieces.

The majority of Filipinos implemented their ideas.

Although the subjects may vary and the writing style is often free-form, writers have continued this effort.

These are little poems that our forefathers employed as rules for proper conduct.

It consists of three lines, each of seventeen syllables. It follows the 5-7-5 format.

It offers vibrant, chant-worthy stories about chivalry.

These editorials, news stories, and satires were produced to criticize and highlight the shortcomings of Spanish rule, which in turn sparked the revolution.