A) Explorations of Jewish-American identity and pop culture. B) Explorations of memory, identity, and subjectivity of truth. C) Explorations of modern love, relationships, and social class. D) Explorations of race, history and injustice.
A) In Inferno, they become more surreal as Dante descends into lower circles. B) In Paradiso, they have neither bodies nor images and not corporeal substances. C) In Paradiso, they have neither bodies nor images but simply light; in Purgatorio, they have corporeal shape but not corporeal substance; and in inferno, they become more corporeal as Dante descends into lower circles. D) In Purgatorio, they have corporeal shape but not corporeal.
A) Virginity B) Constancy of their love C) Fertility D) Telemachus' life
A) Nick Joaquin B) Bienvenido Santos C) Deogracias Rosario D) Jose Garcia Villa
A) a skull B) old clothes C) a smaller box D) weapons
A) Poverty amidst industrial progress B) Scarcity of industrial materials for the train C) Lack of trains in the land D) Children's survival from hunger
A) Ragnarok B) Titanomachy C) Battle of Olympus D) Valkyrie
A) A carabao and a shell make unlikely friends, learning valuable lessons about cooperation and friendship. B) A carabao discovers a magical shell that grants wishes, leading to a series of adventures and misadventures. C) A carabao and a shell compete in a race, with the carabao using its strength to overcome obstacles and win. D) A carabao and a shell engage in a battle of wits, with each trying to outsmart the other to prove their superiority.
A) A god has no address. B) A god has no name. C) A name demystifies a god. D) Ra is both god and human.
A) meth B) coffee C) cocaine D) opium
A) Mythology B) Folk tales C) Folk Literature D) Literature
A) he hero’s journey in fulfilling destiny and founding a nation B) The destructive power of romantic love over reason C) The conflict between gods and mortals over free will D) The futility of war and the loss it brings to humanity
A) Alladin B) Rma C) Muchukunda D) Ramayana
A) The pursuit of wealth and power leads to true happiness. B) Man is the supreme being capable of mastering the universe. C) Man should accept his place in the divine order of the universe. D) Knowledge and reason are undeniable tools for understanding life.
A) vibrant B) admirable C) amusing D) immoral
A) The Miller's Tale B) The Knight's Tale C) The Pardoner's Tale D) The Nuns Priest's Tale
A) ambiguity B) mirroring C) irony and paradox D) prediction
A) A Modest Proposal B) The Rape of the Lock C) Scarlet Letter D) Vanity Fair
A) She took care of her sick mother. B) She was picky with men. C) She was sick D) She loved the carpenter secretly.
A) Achilles B) Menaleus C) Aenes D) Odysseus
A) Marites B) Maria C) Madeline D) Marina
A) The Crimean War B) The Russian Revolution of 1917 C) The French Revolution D) The Napoleonic Wars
A) "... curst be he that moves my bones" B) "May the great author rest in peace" C) "He arrived on this earth with nothing. When he died, he left everything to us." D) "He wrote so much that man will take years to understand everything."
A) Maurice Sendak B) Theodor Seuss Geisel C) JM Barrie D) CS Lewis
A) Hercules B) Orphues C) Pelias D) Jason
A) Sir Walter Scott B) William Wordsworth C) William Shakespeare D) Walt Whitman
A) Harry has to stop Voldemort from stealing the stone. B) Voldemort has to stop Harry from stealing the stone. C) Harry, Ron, and Hermione face trouble as they are chased by the Death Eaters. D) Harry rejects help from the Ministry of Magic and Order of the Phoenix.
A) tikbalang B) kapre C) aswang D) tiyanak
A) Forbidden love B) Unrequited love C) Consummate love D) Immense love
A) Sarasvati B) Vishnu C) Shiva D) Brahma
A) Captain Courageous B) 20 000 Leagues Under the Sea C) Moby Dick D) Animal Farm
A) Fahrenheit 451 B) Animal Farm C) The Hunger Games D) IQ84
A) sarcastic B) thrilled C) bitter D) hopeful
A) Oscar Wilde B) Lewis Carroll C) Robert Browning D) George Eliot
A) The Virgin B) The Wedding Dance C) The Harvest D) The Visitation of the Gods
A) " The flowers are gone. The flowers of May are gone. I saw that Victoria did not want to die. There was nothing I could do. There was nothing one could do", Father says helplessly. B) Oh, Pepeng!" Mother cries. Father proclaims, "Victoria did not want to die! Victoria did not want to die! I saw that she did not want to die." C) none of the above D) When Peping says, "Enough of this, I have had enough", his mother confronts him about what it his that he has had enough of.
A) Romantic B) Realist C) Victorian D) Modern
A) Apollo B) Prometheus C) Orpheus D) Hercules
A) satire B) in medias res C) deus ex machina D) allegory
A) Fourth Tuesday of June B) Third Tuesday of July C) First Tuesday of July D) Second Tuesday of June
A) foolishness of gods B) lameness of humans C) strength of gods D) corruption of humans
A) Dumas B) de Maupassant C) Brecht D) Hugo
A) atmosphere B) characters C) POV D) plot
A) The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (CS Lewis) B) Goodnight Moon (Margaret Brown) C) Where the Wild Things Are (Maurice Sendak) D) The Hunger Games (Suzanne Collins)
A) The triumph of science over superstition B) The impact of industrialization on rural life C) The struggle of innocence against social injustice D) The romantic ideal of love and destiny
A) Communal and functional B) Sad and melancholic C) Nonchalant and imaginative D) Playful and entertaining
A) fate of the common people under the despot is grim B) disobedience to oppressive power ends in tragedy C) wisdom in old age D) the daimyo's unreasonable order is a boast of his power
A) 1945 B) 1900 C) 1942 D) 1920
A) Japan B) Philippines C) Israel D) Egypt (CORRECT
A) Nicomedes "Nick" Joaquin B) Francisco Balagtas C) Severino Reyes D) Jose Rizal |