A) Alexandro Barrico B) Allesandro Baricco C) Alessandro Baricco D) Herve Joncour
A) The fragility and impermanence of life B) Wealth and social status C) The beauty, desire, and the allure of the unknown. D) The strength and resilience of the human spirit.
A) That one should always prioritize duty and responsibility over personal desires. B) The fragility and impermanence of life C) That love and fulfilment are often elusive and may be found in unexpected places or forms. D) Wealth and social status
A) As a source of fascination and understanding, highlighting the challenges of cross-cultural communication. B) As an opportunity for economic exploitation, with the West dominating the East. C) As a clash of civilizations, resulting in conflict and misunderstanding. D) As a harmonious exchange of ideas and traditions, leading to mutual understanding
A) Lupe K. Santos B) Bob Ong C) Lualhati Bautista D) Lualhati Bautista
A) Urban Manila during Japanese Era. B) Urban Manila during Marcos Presidential. C) Rural Philippines during American Era. D) Rural Philippines during Marcos Presidential.
A) Emanuel Bartolome, a student writer, who write editorial for Jules. B) Amanda Bartolome, a mother and wife, who awaken from political system. C) Amanda Bartolome, a journalist, who fight through writing an editorial paper. D) Jules Bartolome, a student activist, who became member of New People’s Army.
A) When her sons never ask her opinion about their decisions. B) Finding a job to help their family. C) The imprisonment of Jules, and the death of Jason. D) Her struggle to maintain a traditional role as a wife and mother, while her sons become activism.
A) He joined with him. B) He encourages and supports him. C) He remained silent and uninvolved. D) He disapproves and persuades him to stop.
A) The role of women in society B) Martial Law and political oppression. C) Environmental changes. D) Family relationship and generational conflict.
A) Silk B) Spices C) Tea D) Opium
A) Japan B) Italy C) China D) India
A) Hara kai B) The Emperor C) General Tanaka D) Sensei Ito
A) French B) Japanese C) Mandarin D) Tagalog
A) Gratitude B) Sadness C) Desire D) Duty
A) Two cups of tea B) A water C) A plate of food D) wine
A) 1950s B) 1970s C) 1980s D) 1960s
A) Four B) Six C) Three D) Five
A) Eman Bartolome B) Jules Bartolome C) Jason Bartolome D) Isagani Bartolome
A) Gloria Macapagal Arroyo B) Ferdinand Marcos C) Manuel Quezon D) Corazon Aquino
A) Political dynasty B) Job shortage C) Political oppression and injustice D) Family matter
A) Emmanuel Bartolome B) Jason Bartolome C) Isagani Bartolome D) Jules Bartolome
A) Jason Bartolome B) Jules Bartolome C) Eman Bartolome D) Isagani Bartolome
A) Jason Bartolome B) Isagani Bartolome C) Emmanuel Bartolome D) Jules Bartolome
A) Jason Bartolome B) Jules Bartolome C) Bingo Bartolome D) Emmanuel Bartolome
A) It refers to the number of family members B) It represents the number of chapters in the novel C) It represents the decade of the 1970s D) It refers to Amanda's age
A) Personal success B) Family relationships C) Love and romance D) Political awakening and social change
A) They are portrayed as villains B) They are portrayed as strong and resilient C) They are portrayed as unimportant D) They are portrayed as weak and helpless
A) They are just for show B) They are insignificant C) They are a form of entertainment D) They represent the people's resistance against the government
A) They fall out of love B) They grow closer C) They become more distant due to differing views D) They remain the same
A) It symbolizes peace B) It symbolizes freedom C) It symbolizes oppression and control D) It symbolizes safety
A) Jason Bartolome B) Isagani Bartolome C) Eman Bartolome D) Jules Bartolome
A) Isagani Bartolome B) Jules Bartolome C) Jason Bartolome D) Eman Bartolome
A) It is unimportant B) It is a tool for awakening and empowerment C) It is a form of control D) It is a waste of time
A) It is always accurate B) It is always truthful C) It is unimportant D) It is controlled by the government and used for propaganda
A) It symbolizes youth B) It symbolizes her changing identity and freedom C) It symbolizes her sadness D) It symbolizes beauty
A) It symbolizes oppression and violence B) It symbolizes protection C) It symbolizes peace D) It symbolizes justice
A) It glorifies them B) It ignores them C) It portrays them realistically and poignantly D) It trivializes them
A) Composing poetry B) Writing children's books C) Writing science fiction novels D) Addressing social and political issues
A) December 2, 1955 B) January 1, 1950 C) February 12, 2023 D) December 2, 1945
A) February 14, 2023 B) February 12, 2023 C) February 11, 2023 D) February 13, 2023
A) Gapo B) Katugon ng Damdamin C) Bulaklak Sa City Jail D) Bata, Bata… Pa’no ka ginawa?
A) Dekada ‘70 B) Bata, Bata… Pa’no ka ginawa? C) Gapo D) Bulaklak sa City Jail
A) Gapo B) Dekada ‘70 C) Kung Mahawi man ang Ulap D) Bata, Bata… Pa’no ka ginawa?
A) Gapo B) Buwan, Buwan Hulugan Mo Ako ng Sundang C) Bata, Bata… Pa’no ka ginawa? D) Dekada ‘70
A) Cavite City B) Pasay City C) Tondo, Manila D) Pasig City
A) Japanese Era B) Quezon Era C) Spanish Era D) Marcos Era
A) Novela award B) Palanca Award C) FMM award D) Planca Award
A) Novelist B) Essayist C) Playwrite D) Poet
A) Singer B) Activist C) Businessman D) Politician |