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    1. The document is a test from Caringo High School in the Philippines assessing knowledge of 21st century literature from the Philippines and the world. 2. It contains 25 multiple choice questions testing understanding of concepts like genres, themes, characters and elements of literary works. 3. The test also includes exercises matching literary terms to their definitions and identifying the narrative perspective and conflicts in stories.

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    1. The document is a test from Caringo High School in the Philippines assessing knowledge of 21st century literature from the Philippines and the world. 2. It contains 25 multiple choice questions testing understanding of concepts like genres, themes, characters and elements of literary works. 3. The test also includes exercises matching literary terms to their definitions and identifying the narrative perspective and conflicts in stories.

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    Republic of the Philippines

    Department of Education
    Region V – Bicol
    SCHOOLS DIVISION OFFICE OF CAMARINES NORTE
    CARINGO HIGH SCHOOL
    MERCEDES DISTRICT
    Barangay Caringo, Mercedes, Camarines Norte

    21st CENTURY LITERATURE FROM THE PHILIPPINES AND THE WORLD


    SUMMATIVE TEST (2nd Quarter)

    Name: ______________________________________________________ Rating: ___________

    DIRECTION: Read the statement carefully. Choose the best answer and write the letter on the space
    provided.

    _____1. It considers material possessions and physical comfort as more important than spiritual values.
    a. Ideology b. Materialism c. Marxist d. Class struggle
    _____2. It teaches that literature must be understood in relation to historical and social reality as
    interpreted from a Marxist standpoint.
    a. Class struggle b. Equality c. Ideology d. Marxist Criticism
    _____3. It refers to worker’s uprising
    a. Worker’s Revolt b. Capitalism c. Classless Society d. Materialism
    _____4. A hierarchical society in which social classes have been abolished
    a. Classless Society b. Equality c. Marxist d. Working Class
    _____5. The struggle for political and economic power carried on between capitalists and workers
    a. Worker’s Revolt b. Class Struggle c. Classless Society d. Materialism
    _____6. An economic system based on the private ownership of the means of production and their
    operation for profit.
    a. Marxism b. Equality c. Capitalism d. Ideology
    _____7. A socioeconomic term used to describe persons in a social class marked by jobs that provide low
    pay, require limited skill, or physical labor.
    a. Working Class b. Capitalism c. Class Struggle d. Materialism
    _____8. A system of ideas and ideals, especially one which forms the basis of economic or political
    theory and policy
    a. Ideology b. Materialism c. Equality d. Worker’s Revolt
    _____9. The major struggle of Marxism
    a. Materialism b. Capitalism c. Equality d. Classless Society
    _____10. The study, evaluation, and interpretation of literature.
    a. Literary Critic b. Literary Theory c. Literary Criticism d. Literary History
    _____12. Which of the following statements does NOT support Feminism as an approach in analyzing
    literature?
    a. It highlights the influence of patriarchy over women and girls.
    b. It suppresses the struggles of women to be accepted by the society and the world as a human being.
    c. It explores the systematic inequalities that exist in the society.
    d. It reinforces the call for women empowerment and independence.
    _____12. Who usually holds and wields power in a patriarchal society?
    a. Male b. Female c. LGBTQ d. Senior Citizens
    _____13. Malala Yousafzai believes that education is the most effective way to empower young people,
    especially women and girls. What did Malala do to actualize her personal belief?
    a. Organize international protests to get support
    b. Deliver moving speeches to a global audience
    c. Create awareness through global campaigns and advocacies
    d. Initiate reforms in various government agencies
    _____14. What is common among these literary works: Twilight, The Joy Luck Club, Beloved and Lives
    of Girls and Women?
    a. They all talk about the dreams and aspirations of people.
    b. They are all written by women writers in their respective timelines.
    c. They represent the voice of their generation.
    d. They share the challenges of a lost cause.
    _____15. In which of the following story lines can the feminist approach best apply?
    a. A girl receives the accolades of classmates and friends after winning the national championship.
    b. A woman weds her longtime beau in a very classy and intimate ceremony.
    c. A girl, born to a poor but domineering father, marries someone chosen for her in exchange for a land
    title, lives with the abusive husband, and lives her life in misery.
    d. A woman works in a big company that provides good pay and benefits, lives alone in an apartment,
    drives her own car and travels often.
    _____16. A relatively new and popular type of contemporary world literature is the _____, which uses
    illustrations and dialogue to create the story.
    a. Graphic novel c. Memoir
    b. Comic book d. Descriptive piece
    _____17. One of the biggest thematic trends of contemporary world literature is _____, which seeks to
    represent minorities, oppressed peoples, and people from non-Western countries.
    a. Post-colonialism c. Realism
    b. Fiction d. None of these
    _____18. A major type of literature that makes use of imagery, figurative language, and sometimes
    rhyme. Rather than paragraphs it is written in stanzas.
    a. Drama c. Poetry
    b. Informational d. Fiction
    _____19. Fiction → Writing that contains true facts, & tells about real people, places, objects,
    etc.
    a. True b. False
    _____20. Science Fiction → Fictional story that combines elements of fantasy and scientific facts. Often
    set in the future.
    a. True b. False
    _____21. It is a story through text and illustrated novels.
    a. drama b. Illustrated novel c. Digi-fiction d. Blog
    _____22. It a style of fictional literature of extreme brevity.
    a. non-fiction b. fiction c. flash fiction d. short story
    _____23. It is a form of digital poetry that uses links using hypertext mark-up.
    a. chick-lit b. spoken poetry c. drama d. hyperpoetry
    _____24. It utilizes concrete language, word play, and rhythm to tell stories.
    a. chick-lit b. spoken poetry c. drama d. Hyperpoetry
    _____25. It is a genre which addresses issues of modern womanhood, often humorously
    and light-heartedly.
    a. chick-lit b. spoken poetry c. drama d. Hyperpoetry

    DIRECTION: Match each of the following terms with its correct definition. Write your answers on
    the space provided before each number.

    _____1. Genre a. The narrator’s perspective (who is telling


    _____2. First Person Narrator the story)
    _____3. Exposition b. Where and when the story takes place
    _____4. Theme c. A made-up story
    _____5. Point of View d. The narrator is NOT the character in story
    _____6. External Conflict e. The main characters and what they want
    _____7. Climax f. Man vs. Man, Nature, Society
    _____8. Non-Fiction g. The person or event that opposes the main
    _____9. Antagonist character
    _____10. Third Person Narrator h. How the main conflict is resolved
    _____11. Protagonist i. Man vs. Self
    _____12. Resolution j. A true story or real information
    _____13. Internal Conflict k. The lesson of a story (what the author
    _____14. Fiction wants you to know about life)
    _____15. Setting l. The most exciting part of a story
    m. The main character in a story
    n. The narrator is a character in the story
    o. The type or kind of story

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