21st midterms

• Proverbs


  Are practical observations and philosophy of everyday

  life that are written usually in a rhyming scheme.
• Proverbs


  these are also called salawikain
• Riddles


  they demand an

  answer and are used to test the

  wits of those who are listening

  to them.
• Riddles


  also known as bugtong
• Folksongs


  Are beautiful songs that are

  informal expressions of our

  ancestors' experiences in life.
• Uyayi


  lullaby
• Komintang


  a war folk song
• Kundiman


  melancholic love song
• Harana


  folk song; serenade
• tagay


  drinking song
• Mambayu-Kalinga


  rice-pounding song
• Bulbi


  dance ritual song of courtship or marriage
• Tagulaylay


  song of the dead
• Tales


  Are stories of origin for certain places,

  their names and their creations.
• Tales


  These are also known as myths and

  legends.
• Tales


  They usually are used to explain

  certain events or phenomena in our

  ancestors' lives that cannot be

  explained by the limited practical kind

  of science they knew back then.
• Epic


  are long-winded poems about a

  hero and his adventures and

  misadventures.
• Epic


  It usually tells of a male hero who

  is born with all the pleasing

  qualities that your ancestors like

  in a person and who also has

  superhuman capabilities.
• Spanish Colonial Philippine Literature


  It became centered on the Christian faith.

  The stories about natural phenomena

  suddenly became all about the lives of

  saints and other religious hymns.
• Corrido


  is a legendary religious narrative form that usually details the lives of the saints or the history of a tradition.
• Awit


  is a chivalric poem about a hero, usually about a saint. It is also

  usually sung and used in religious processions,
• Moro-Moro


  It depicted battles between Christians and Moros-as

  Muslims in the Philippines are popularly

  known--with the Moros as the perpetual villains who

  always lost to the Christians in the end.
• Moro-Moro

  also known as Comedia de Capa y Espada
• Carillo


  is a play that uses shadows as its main spectacle. This is created

  by animating figures made from cardboard, which are projected onto a white screen.
• Tibag


  This ritual was brought by the Spaniards to remind people about the search of St. Helena for the cross on which Jesus died.
• Duplo/Karagatan


  was a poetical debate held by trained men and women in the

  ninth night, the last night of the mourning period for the dead
• Zarzuela


  is probably one of the most famous forms of entertainment back in the Spanish era. They are musical comedies or melodramas that deal with the elemental passions of human beings.
• Jose Garcia Villa


  He became famous for his free verse in this

  period.
• The Japanese Period


  The common theme of most poems during the

  this period was nationalism, country,

  love and life of the barrios, faith, religion, and

  arts.
• Haiku


  A poem for free verse that the

  Japanese like. It is made up of 17 syllables

  divided into three lines.
• 5-7-5


  Pattern in writing haiku
• Tanaga


  Filipino poem like the Haiku, is

  short, but it had measured and

  rhyme.
• Tanaga


  It has four line with seven

  syllable each with the some

  rhyme at the end of each line.
• Karaniwang Anyo


  Also known as the conventional or traditional poetry.

  Follow fixed rules. such as a set of number of lines or

  a repeating pattern of rhythm or rhyme.
• 21st Century Period


  The new tends have been used and

  introduced to meet the need of the tastes of a

  new generation.
• Cenakulo


  Dramatic performance of the passion and death of Christ
• Pasyon


  long narrative poem about the passion and death of Christ
• Literature


  It is also a piece of writing that is valued as

  works of art especially novels, plays
• Litera


  Literature came from latin word that means acquaintance with letters.
• Prose


  is a style used that does not follow a structure of rhyming or

  meter.