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Grade 11 Literature Self Check Test

This document is a self-check test for Grade 11 students at Bukidnon National High School, focusing on 21st Century Literature from the Philippines and the world. It contains multiple-choice questions that assess students' understanding of various literary genres, periods, and forms. The test is part of the curriculum for the first semester, midterm period of the school year 2021-2022.
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Grade 11 Literature Self Check Test

This document is a self-check test for Grade 11 students at Bukidnon National High School, focusing on 21st Century Literature from the Philippines and the world. It contains multiple-choice questions that assess students' understanding of various literary genres, periods, and forms. The test is part of the curriculum for the first semester, midterm period of the school year 2021-2022.
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BUKIDNON NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT


Malaybalay City

Grade 11
21ST CENTURY LITERATURE FROM THE PHILIPPINES AND THE WORLD
FIRST SEMESTER – MIDTERM
SELF CHECK TEST
WEEK 3 - 4
SY 2021 - 2022

Name: ____________________________________ Grade/Section: ______________________ Score: ________________

Directions: Choose the correct answer for each item. Write your answer on the space provided.
______ 1. The following can determine the literary genre, EXCEPT:
A. tone B. content C. chant D. length
______ 2. Which of the following is defined as a narrative literary work whose content is produced by the imagination?
A. drama B. fiction C. nonfiction D. creative nonfiction
______ 3. Which literary period demonstrates a rich-lived experience and for which expression are executed orally?
A. Pre-colonial B. Colonial C. Post Colonial D. 21st Century
______ 4. What is the Filipino version for proverb?
A. salawikain B. legend C. folk tales D. riddle
______ 5. What literary genre are phrased in mystifying statements or questions and rhymed to require ingenuity in determining the answer?
A. proverb B. lullaby C. fables D. riddle
______ 6. What genre are all about long narrative accounts of heroic exploits?
A. epics B. legends C. chants D. fables
______ 7. What is this so called courtship song used by young men to woe the girl they adore?
A. lullaby B. folk songs C. awit D. serenade
______8. The Story of Bathala is an example of what symbolic narrative genre?
A. legend B. myth C. fable D. folk tales
______ 9. Which literary period banned the use of English language and mandated the Filipino Language?
A. Spanish Period B. Japanese Period C. 21st Century D. Pre-colonial Period
______ 10. What are these forms of folk lyric that speak volumes of the typical rural lives and reflect the people’s aspirations and lifestyles?
A. songs B. proverbs C. epic D. riddle
______ 11. Which context is a discourse that that surrounds a language unit and helps to determine its interpretation?
A. linguistic B. historical C. socio-cultural C. biographical
______ 12. How do you call a song that is usually sung to put babies to sleep?
A. folk song B. serenade C. chant D. lullaby
______ 13. What form of literature are stories explaining the origin of things and phenomena in the surrounding world?
A. myth B. legend C. fable D. folk tales
______ 14. What type of fiction details about unraveling of secrets and solution of a crime?
A. realistic fiction B. flash fiction C. mystery D. horror
______ 15. What context is evident when literary works respond in some way to the society in which they were written and usually takes the
form of criticism?
A. economic B. historical C. socio-cultural C. biographical
______ 16. Which context places a particular literary work on an author’s life?
B. linguistic B. historical C. socio-cultural C. biographical
______ 17. Which period of colonizers rules the country the longest?
A. Spanish B. Japanese C. American D. Chinese
______ 18. What general form of literature is written in verse or rhythmic pattern that evokes an emotional response from the reader?
A. drama B. blog C. poetry D. creative nonfiction
______ 19. Which type of fiction is brief and is not supported by sub-plots?
A. speculative fiction B. short story C. chick-lit D. flash fiction
______ 20. What type of speculative fiction allows readers to create mental pictures of strange, other worldly settings or characters and invites
suspension of reality?
A. science fiction B. horror C. fantasy D. humor

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During the Japanese Period, there was a significant language policy shift as the use of English was banned, and the Filipino language was mandated. This had cultural implications such as the promotion of national identity and cultural heritage through the indigenous language, fostering a sense of unity against colonizers .

Fiction is a narrative literary work primarily characterized by its imaginative content, which means it is not bound to factual reporting. It encompasses various forms and styles that stem from the creative process, distinguishing it from non-fiction which is based on factual descriptions and events .

Literary works that critique their originating society have a profound socio-cultural impact by prompting reflections on societal norms, prompting awareness, and potentially inciting change. They foster dialogue around critical socio-cultural issues, encourage dissent in a constructive manner, and can lead to greater introspection among readers regarding the socio-cultural dynamics at play .

Riddles as a literary genre are distinct due to their form as mystifying statements or questions that rhyme and require ingenuity for resolution. They are culturally significant as they encourage lateral thinking, problem-solving, and intellectual engagement within communities, often reflecting social and cultural norms .

The Pre-colonial period in Filipino history was marked by a rich-lived experience where literary expressions were predominantly oral. This period's literature often encapsulated themes such as cultural practices, beliefs, and socio-political structures of indigenous communities .

In rural Philippine settings, folk songs and proverbs serve as an integral part of daily life, reflecting the socio-cultural context. They often illustrate typical rural lifestyles, embody communal aspirations, and preserve collective experiences, encapsulating values and norms that define the community’s social fabric .

The literary genre of a work can be determined by various components such as tone, content, and sometimes the form or style of delivery, like chants. However, length is least indicative as it does not inherently define the characteristics that classify a genre .

'Salawikain' are Filipino proverbs that play a significant role in imparting moral lessons, cultural values, and traditional wisdom within communities. These proverbs encapsulate native beliefs and are used as a means of moral guidance and reflective thinking in society .

Epics are long narrative accounts often detailing the heroic exploits of individuals. They serve the cultural purpose of preserving historical narratives, reinforcing community values, and providing role models through their protagonists' virtues and actions .

Speculative fiction is characterized by narratives that extend beyond the realm of known reality, allowing readers to visualize strange or otherworldly settings, or characters. It actively engages the reader's imagination, suspending disbelief and provoking thought into possibilities beyond the empirical and mundane .

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