ENGLISH 4TH QUARTER

Cards (35)

  • Characters in BIAG NI LAM-ANG (ILOCOS)

    • Don Juan
    • Namongan
    • Lam ang
    • Ines Kannoyan
    • Sumarang
    • Grey Dog
    • White Rooster
    • Berkakan
  • Settings in BIAG NI LAM-ANG (ILOCOS)
    • Amburayan River
    • Calanutian
  • Characters in STORY OF ALIGUYON (IFUGAO)
    • Aliguyon
    • Amtalao
    • Dumulao
    • Pangaiwan
    • Pumbakhayon
    • Bugan
    • Aginaya
  • Settings in STORY OF ALIGUYON (IFUGAO)
    • Banaue Rice Terraces
    • Village of Daligdigan
  • Characters in IBALON (BICOL)
    • Baltog
    • Tandayag
    • Handyong
    • One eyed monster with three necks
    • Triburon
    • Sarimao
    • Oryol
    • Kimantong
    • Sural
    • Hablom
    • Dinahongman Agta
    • Unos
    • Bantong
    • Rabot
  • Baltog was the first hero, a farmer who was the first to plant gabi, from the Lipod Tribe in Botavora
  • Tandayag was a gigantic wild boar killed by Baltog and hanged his bones to a Talisay Tree
  • Handyong was the second hero who fought many monsters
  • The first monster Handyong killed was a one eyed monster with three necks, in the kingdom of Ponong, fought for 10 months
  • Triburon were huge flying sharks with saw like teeth
  • Sarimao was a giant with sharp fingernails
  • Oryol was a serpent, the most difficult monster to defeat, it could change its appearance and voice, lived in the Jungle, befriended Handyong
  • Kimantong built farming tools, Sural taught syllabary and writing, Hablom invented the loom, Dinahongman Agta invented the stove, cooking pot, and utensils
  • Unos unleashed massive floods and earthquakes
  • Bantong was the third hero, Handyong's friend
  • Rabot was half man, half beast, killed by Bantong using a razor sharp bolo
  • Key facts about José Garcia Villa
    • Born in Manila in 1908
    • Attended the University of the Philippines
    • Won a short story contest through the Philippines Free Press
    • Studied at the University of New Mexico
    • In 1933 his Footnote to Youth became the first book of fiction by a Filipino author published by a major United States-based press
    • Named a National Artist of the Philippines in 1973
    • Died in New York City on February 7, 1997
  • Characters in FOOTNOTE TO YOUTH
    • Dodong
    • Teang
    • Blas
    • Tonia
    • Father of Dodong
  • Dodong was seventeen years old and worked as a farmer, married early
  • Teang was the wife of Dodong, gave birth in the house
  • Blas was 18 years old when he asked to marry early
  • Tonia was the wife of Blas
  • The father of Dodong said "must you marry, Dodong?"
  • "History repeats itself"
  • Drama
    A story written for people to act out
  • Elements of Drama
    • Dialog / Script
    • Stage Direction
    • Props
    • Sets / Scenery
    • Blocking
    • Characters
    • Characterization
    • Scene & Acts
  • Dialog / Script
    Everything that the characters say
  • Stage Direction
    The playwright notes, in parentheses or in italics
  • Props
    Objects that actors need
  • Sets / Scenery
    Helps a stage look like a forest, etc.
  • Blocking
    Emotions and movements
  • Characters
    Responsible for delivering the theme or message, actors and actresses
  • Characterization
    Creating believable characters
  • Scene & Acts
    Divisions in a play, scenes are grouped into acts
  • Soliloquy
    Speaks to themselves, long speech