21ST LIT CM2

Which literary period is characterized by religious texts such as novenas, books of prayers, books of conduct, grammars, and dictionaries, primarily used by friars to teach religion to the natives during Spanish rule from 1565 to 1897?

• Spanish Colonial Literature

• Pre-Colonial Literature

• American Colonial Literature
  

• Contemporary Philippine Literature

Spanish Colonial Literature

 It was used ostensibly for the propagation of the faith.

• Printing Press

• Doctor Cristiana

• May bagyo ma’t may rilim

• Fernando Bagongbanta

• Tomas Pinpin

Spanish Colonial Literature

First book ever published in the Philippines printed by the Dominicians in 1983.

• Printing Press

• Doctor Cristiana

• May bagyo ma’t may rilim

• Fernando Bagongbanta

• Tomas Pinpin

Spanish Colonial Literature

 as the first printed literary work in Tagalog. It appeared in the 1605 book Memorial de la vida Cristiana en la lengua tagala (Guidelines of Christian Life in the Tagalog Language)

• Printing Press

• Doctor Cristiana

• May bagyo ma’t may rilim

• Fernando Bagongbanta

• Tomas Pinpin

Spanish Colonial Literature

• also has poems in the Memorial de la vida. Blank's ladino (bilingual) poems are written in both Spanish and vernacular.

• Printing Press

• Doctor Cristiana

• May bagyo ma’t may rilim

• Fernando Bagongbanta

• Tomas Pinpin

Spanish Colonial Literature

• is the first Filipino printer and is referred to as the “Prince of the Filipino Printers”. He was the printer for the Dominican press from 1610 to 1630 and was responsible for Librong Pagaaralan nang manga Tagalog nang Uicang Castila in 1610. These were exercises to be chanted by the students.

• Printing Press

• Doctor Cristiana

• May bagyo ma’t may rilim

• Fernando Bagongbanta

• Tomas Pinpin

Spanish Colonial Literature

• Which traditional literary work narrates Christ's life and sufferings, is categorized as a Christian folk epic, and is sung or chanted throughout the Lenten season? It became a social epic reflecting Filipino values, ideals, and hopes for liberation, with some versions incorporating themes of protest and national sentiment.

• Pasyon

• Awit

• Korido

• Senakulo

• Prose

Spanish Colonial Literature

• Which literary form, considered a native equivalent of European medieval romances, follows an octosyllabic (8 syllables per line) structure, creating a faster rhythm? It began as oral literature, was later printed in novena-sized booklets, and became a basis for the komedya.

• Pasyon

• Awit

• Korido

• Senakulo

• Prose

Spanish Colonial Literature

• Which literary form, also adapted from European medieval romances, follows a dodecasyllabic (12 syllables per line) structure, resulting in a slower rhythm? it was originally oral literature before being printed and influencing Philippine theatrical traditions.

• Pasyon

• Awit

• Korido

• Senakulo

• Prose

Spanish Colonial Literature

• Which form of literature emerged in the 19th century and featured themes centered on colonizing strategies and colonial ideals?

• Pasyon

• Awit

• Korido

• Senakulo

• Prose