Grade 9 Literature: Panitikan sa Panahon ng Kasarinlan (1946-1972) Review

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Flashcards based on Grade 9 literature notes covering Panitikan sa Panahon ng Kasarinlan (1946-1972), key poetry terms, historical facts, literary figures, and test formats.

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What time period defines the Panahon ng Kasarinlan or Postwar era in literature?

1946-1972

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What are the four types of tests included in the exam review?

I. Pagpipili-pilian (multiple choice), II. Pagsusunod-sunod (sequencing), III. Sanaysay (essay), and IV. Paggawa (create)

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In poetry, how is the term "Persona" defined?

It refers to the person "nagsasalita" (speaking) inside the poem.

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How is "Talinghaga" defined in the poetry review notes?

The use of simile, metapora, or personipikasyon.

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What is the definition of "Sukat" in poetry?

The number of syllables (bilang ng pantig) in each verse or line (bawat taludtod).

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How many parts of the plot (banghay) of a short story (maikling kwento) are students instructed to study?

Anim (6) na parte (six parts).

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Who signed Batas Republika 4166 in 1964, moving Araw ng Kasarinlan to Hunyo 12?

Diosdado Macapagal

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What law did Diosdado Macapagal sign in 1964 that moved Araw ng Kasarinlan to Hunyo 12?

Batas Republika 4166

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According to Abueg (2012), which theme is NOT included in the five main themes of postwar literature?

Romantisismo

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Who is recognized as the "Ama ng Malayang Taludturan" and the author of "Ako ang Daigdig" (1940)?

Alejandro G. Abadilla

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What work was authored by Alejandro G. Abadilla in 1940?

"Ako ang Daigdig"