A) They enjoyed the smell of their food B) They stole food C) They insulted the neighbor
A) The narrator's family is accused of stealing something intangible-smell B) The neighbor never talks to the narrator's family C) The narrator's family is actually wealthier than the neighbor
A) He denies everything B) He brings witnesses to defend himself C) He offers to pay using the sound of coins
A) Greed B) Cleverness and justice C) Ignorance of the law
A) With humor and cleverness B) With sadness and despair C) With anger and aggression
A) It does not define a person's worth B) It can buy happiness C) It should be shared equally
A) The case is dismissed B) The father wins and receives compensation C) The father loses but teaches a valuable lesson
A) Proud B) Confused C) Indifferent
A) James Joice B) Jhames Joyce C) James Joyce
A) Joe B) Maria C) Alphy
A) Clay B) Ring C) Bible
A) Bible B) Clay C) Ring
A) Marriage B) Impending death C) Convert
A) Christmas B) New Years Eve C) Halloween
A) A traditional song B) A type of beer C) A spiced bread
A) An elderly woman B) An elderly man C) A young gentlemen
A) It represents Maria's childhood B) It is part of a game at the party C) It is a gift for a friend
A) The case is dismissed B) The father loses but teaches a valuable lesson
A) Enter to convert B) Impending death
A) What did Maria sing? B) Nessun Dorma
A) In the street B) On the train
A) Nothing, he just leave B) He went on a rampage by the street during curfew C) Because the sack of rice is not enough for the owner
A) Mother B) Amado C) Her sister
A) By her body B) By money C) By another sack of rice
A) Her daughter B) The soldiers C) He killed himself
A) Girlfriend B) Grandmother C) Mother
A) White tiger B) Ibong adarna C) Green snake
A) Constantina Tirol B) Amado Galuran C) Tinang tirol
A) Bogibito B) Bagobito C) Bagoobeto
A) Barrio in Palawan B) Barrio in Mindanao C) Barrio in Quezon
A) His young son B) Old selo C) Her daughter
A) The soldiers B) The Daughter C) The father
A) Province B) In the city C) In the forest
A) Aida Rivera Ford B) Nick Joaquin C) Francisco Arcellana
A) Cow B) Dog C) Snake
A) Kalamansi tree B) Narra tree C) Mango tree
A) The young boy B) The mother C) The old Selo
A) Philippine revolution B) Prehistoric C) Martial law
A) The old Selo B) Father C) The young boy
A) Kalamansi tree B) Cornhusk C) Papaya tree
A) Tinang realized that she still love by Amado, but she is now married and had a child B) Tinang didn't realized that she still love by Amado, and she is now married and had a child. C) Tinang realized that her former love doesn't love her anymore that's why Amado left her
A) Domination and Superiority B) Sign of Baptism C) Cleansing the sons of humanity
A) Ben B) Tony C) Fil
A) Sacrifices B) To hold on the past C) Moments
A) trying to survive in a foreign land B) trying to give up everything
A) Patriotism B) Respect C) Courage
A) 1 and Half Day B) 3 days of St. Jon's Festival C) 7 days of St. John Festival
A) OFW B) Caregiver C) Corporal in the U.S army
A) Leprosy B) Leukemia C) Cancer
A) Paeng whip his wife because he loves her and feels that she needs to be put in her place B) The women in the crowd heat Don Paeng leaving him helpless C) Guido make suggestive comments to Donya Lupeng that made her leave abruptly.
A) Beinvenido Santos B) Bienvinedo Santos C) Bienvenido Santos
A) Fertility B) Tadtarin C) Moro-moro
A) Woman empowerment B) Masculinism C) Poverty
A) Juan B) Guido C) Paciano
A) Nick Joaquin B) Nick Jaoqui C) Neck Joaquin
A) China B) Japan C) Chicago
A) Paeng and lopeng B) Guido and Amada C) Amada and entoy
A) Ponya lopeng B) Don paeng C) Guido
A) Fil's insecurity or self consciousness B) Fil's joy and happiness C) Fil's burden and sufferings
A) The importance of cultural festivals B) The joy of friendship C) Embracing and living up the present. Time and memory are the real evil
A) They will come true with time B) He needs to work harder C) They are unrealistic
A) 34 B) 32 C) 33
A) 34, widowed B) 34, engaged C) 34, unmarried
A) PLACEMENT OFFICE/ PHILIPPINES B) PLACEMENT OFFICE/ AMERICA C) PLACEMENT OFFICE/ CANADA
A) ATOM B) ATONG C) ATO
A) LIGHTWEIGHT B) PAPERWEIGHT C) OVERWEIGHT
A) INTERVIEWER B) none of the above C) MANAGER
A) Seeking personal fame and success B) Caring for her mother and family. C) Traveling the world
A) Buying pandesal B) Buying panderegla C) Buying pande monggo
A) A place of comfort B) His family past C) Social class and the life he desires
A) With indifference B) With gossip and judgment C) With admiration
A) FALSE B) TRUE C) NOT SURE
A) His aunt B) Aida C) His teacher
A) 14 B) 12 C) 13
A) The revelation that Mr. Angeles had ordered additional mats for his deceased children, creating a poignant moment of remembrance B) The family's decision to sell the old house, signifying their acceptance of change and their move towards a new chapter C) The arrival of the new mats, symbolizing the family's growth and prosperity
A) The pressure of academic expectations B) Guilt over his family's wealth and tenants' poverty C) A love affair
A) Memories and remembrance B) Family's love C) Preservation of memories and enduring the presence of loved ones
A) Mr. & Mrs. Arcellana B) Mr. & Mrs. Angeles C) Mr. & Mrs. Angelles
A) Their deceased children B) Family pets C) Special occasions
A) A university campus B) A small town in America C) A city in the Philippines during WWII
A) Virgilio Serrano B) Don Pepe C) Nestor Gallego
A) Virgilio Serrano B) Vergilio Serrano C) Virgillo Serrano
A) They are a source of conflict between the characters B) They are a symbol of the family's wealth C) They represent the family's history and tradition
A) Don Pepe B) Nestor C) Virgilio
A) He enjoys solitude B) He feels isolated despite being surrounded by friends C) He seeks to impress others
A) The struggle with personal identity amid societal expectations B) Education is the key to success C) Wealth leads to happiness
A) The death of Virgilio B) Family feud C) The loss of property
A) The importance of family and tradition B) Enduring the power of family love and remembrance, even in the face of loss and change C) The importance of holding into the past
A) As a friendship marked by emotional distance B) As a romantic interest C) As one of rivalry
A) The story ends with a sense of closure and resolution, leaving the reader feeling hopeful about the future B) The denouement highlights the family's resilience and their ability to overcome their losses C) The ending emphasizes the enduring nature of family love despite the changes and losses they have faced
A) Personalized mats with their names B) Personalized maths with their names C) Personalized nets with their names
A) Honoring and remembering loved ones is essential B) Grief should be hidden and not expressed C) It is best to forget those we lose |