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Who is the author of the book titled, "A Child of Sorrow"?

Who is the protagonist of The Child of Sorrow?

• Rosa Garcia

• Lucio Soliman

• Pedro Garcia

• Julio Soliman

What is the primary obstacle in Lucio and Rosa's relationship in the story A Child of Sorrow?

• • Distance between their hometowns

• Rosa’s engagement to another man

• Opposition from Rosa’s family due to Lucio’s lower social status

• Lucio’s lack of interest in marriage

What ultimately happens to Rosa at the end of the novel?

• She marries Lucio

• She runs away with Lucio

• She dies in the end

• She leaves the country

What is one of the major themes in The Child of Sorrow?

• The power of wealth

• The importance of education

• The struggles of love and social class

• The benefits of modern technology

What is the main conflict Alfredo Salazar experiences throughout the story "Dead Stars"?

• His desire to leave the country

• His struggle between his duty to marry Esperanza and his feelings for Julia

• His decision to pursue a career

• His conflict with his family’s expectations towards his love for Esperanza

What does the title Dead Stars symbolize in Alfredo's life?

• The fleeting nature of dreams and aspirations

• The unattainable love Alfredo has for Julia that no longer exists

• The hope for a new beginning in his life

• The love he has for Esperanza

How does Alfredo’s view of his feelings for Julia change by the end of the story?

• He realizes he never loved her

• • He believes that his feelings for Julia were an illusion of youth

• He regrets not pursuing a life with Julia

• He still longs to be with Julia

What is the primary focus of ABNKKBSNPLAKo?! by Bob Ong?

• The journey of students and their gender preference

• The humorous and nostalgic recollections of a Filipino student's school life

• The struggles of a teacher in the Philippines

• The memories of a puppy love in highschool

What is the significance of the title ABNKKBSNPLAKo?!?

• It refers to the protagonist's inability to read properly

• It represents the struggles of learning Filipino

• It is the narrator's childhood way of writing “Aba, nakakabasa na pala ako?!” (Wow, I can read now?!)

• It highlights a famous phrase in Filipino education