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Learned or smart

Erudite

Country

In

City

In

Provinces

In

Region

In

World

In

Municipality

In

Printed media such as letters, journals, media, newspaper

In

Boulevard

On

Avenue

On

Street

On

Email

On

Computer, fax machines, telephone

On

Month

In

Year

In

Decade

In

Century

In

Exact address

At

Exact time

At

Weeks

On

Days

On

Airplane

On

Jetplane

On

Bus

On

Train

On

If you can stand

On

Jeepney

In

Tricycle

In

Van

In

Iah lives blank maligaya st.

On

Iah lives blank 533 Maligaya St.

At

Overriding principle that calls to the impeachemnt of impeachable officials accdg to the constitution

Loss of public trust

Inhabitants

People

Working agency

Government

Fixed portion on the surface of the earth

Territory

Freedom from external control

Sovereignty

Relative position

Preposition

Replacement of noun

Pronoun

Describe noun or pronoun

Adjective

Descrives adjective or verb

Adverb

State of action or being

Verb

Join words or phrase

Conjunction

Present strong feelings or emotions

Interjection

Inherent powers of the state

Police power


Eminent domain


Taxation

Govt of the people, by the people and for the people

Democracy

All authority emanates from the people but with chosen representative

Republican

Philippines has a blank or blank democracy

Indirect or representative

One man rule

Monarchy

Describe the govenrment of england

Monarchy

Ruled by a king or queen

Monarchy

Ruled by selected few

Oligarchy

Ruled by the elites

Aristocracy

No govt at all

Anarchy

No private property; everyhing is owned by the government

Communism

Leadership of people by talent

Meritocracy

National affairs is handled by the national level


Local affairs handled by local level

Federalism

Executive and legislative is under the president

Parliamentary

Only the executive branch is under the president

Presidential

Law making body

Legislative

Implementing body

Executive

Interpreting body

Judiciary

Grounds for impeachment

Graft and corruption


Treason


Bribery


High crimes


Betrayal of public trust

Impeachable officials

President


Vice president


Associate justices


Chief justice


Ombudsman


Commissioners

Initiate impeachment

Lower house

Lead the impeachment trial

Upper house

Economy of the whole country

Macroeconomics

Income over time

National income

Income over number of workers

Per capita income

Exchange of goods that involve money

Trade

Exchange of goods no involvement of money

Barter

One seller

Monopoly

Few sellers

Oligopoly

Require professional skills

White collar mania

Require technical or vocational skills

Blue collar mania

Professionals tend to leave the countylry for greener pastures

Brain drain

Rise of money value

Appreciation

Decrease of money value

Depreciation

1 inch is equal to blank cm

2.54 cm

1 ft is blank inches

12 inches

1 kg is blank pounds

2.21

1 carat is equal to blank mg

200

1 sq. Yd is equal to blank sq. In

1,296

1 day is equal to blank seconds

86,400

30 equal to add blank day

1

31, add balnk days

2

Living in a rural life

Pastoral

2 types of literature

Prose


Poetry

Literature in paragraphs

Prose

Literature in lines or verses and stanzas

Poetry

Literature used for effective communication

Prose

Literature intended for emotional effect

Poetry

Grammar friendly literature

Prose

Use narrative qualities

Prose

Use imagery

Poetry

Types of prose

Biography


Essay


Short stories


Novel


Anecdote


Play


Legend


Fables

Life of a person

Biography

Opinion or viewpoint

Essay

Model of perfection

Dead stars

Dead stars was written by

Paz Marquez Benitez

One plot and impression

Short stories

Composed of chapters

Novel

Novela all about christianity

Barlaan at Josaphat

1st novel published in the Philippines

Barlaan at Josaphat

Life lessons

Anecdote

Stage divided into acts or scenes

Play

Origin

Legend

Animals or inanimate objects

Fable

Example of epistolary

Urbana at Felisa

Tackled about good manners or traits of women

Urbana at Felisa

Author of Urbana at Felisa

Fr. Modesto de Castro

Father of CLASSICAL prose in Tagalog

Fr. Modesto de Castro

Noli Me tangere was published through

Maximo Viola

El filibusterismo was published through the help of

Valentin Ventura

Types of poetry

Narrative


Lyric


Dramatic

3 types of narrative poetry

Epic


Tale


Ballad

Heroic exploration

Epic

Ilocano epic

Biag ni Lam ang

Epic from england

Beowulf

Epic from greece

Iliad and odyssey

Imaginative narrative

Tale

Intended to be sung

Ballad

7 types of lyric poetry

Folksong


Sonnet


Elegy


Ode


Psalms


Awit


Korrido

Awiting bayan

Folksong

Folksong from Pampanga

Meron akong singsing

14 lines

Sonnet

Greatest sonnet writer

William Shakespeare

Love sonnet from the Philippines

Ophelia Dimalanta

Poem for the dead

Elegy

Famous elegy

Annabel Lee

Noble feeling (ceremony, celebration)

Ode

Worship to God

Psalms

Greatest lyric poetry of all time

Psalms of David

Mabagal ang bigkas


Nanghaharana ang tono

Awit

Famous example of awit

Florante at Laura

Mabilis ang pagbigkas


Tono ay nagmamarcha

Korido

Haiku is composed of blank lines

3

Tanka is composed of blank lines

5

Haiku is composed of blank syllables

17

Tanka is composed of blank syllables

31

Topic is all about nature

Haiku

Topic is all about love and nature

Tanka

Greatest haiku writer

Matsuo basho

2 types of dramatic poetry

Comedy


Tragedy

Struggling hero

Tragedy

Comedy is used for

Amsuement

Search for the cross whrtr Jesus Christ died

Tibag

Passion and death of christ

Cenaculo

Search for bethlehem

Panunuluyan

When Mary and jesus met after the resurrection

Salubong

Magkadugtong sa senakulo

Salubong

Musical comedy

Zarzuela

Fight between muslims and christians

Moro moro

Works for the dead

Duplo

Debate in verses

Balagatasan

Known as Doveglion

Jose Garcia villa

Comma poet

Jose Garcia villa

First nation artist in literature

Jose garcia villa

Quijano de Manila

Nick Joacquin

Filipino Spanish cultural beliefs and traditions

Nick joacquin

Filipino American fiction writer

Bienvenido Santos

Father of Philippine modern poetry

Agapito G. Abadilla

Challenged established forms

AGA

Ang kwento ni mabuti

Genoveva Matute

First Palanca Awardee

Genoveva matute

Labor leader


Manunulat mg mga mangaggawa

Amado Hernandez

Isang dipang langit

Amado hernandez

Wrote Luha ng buwaya

Amado fernandez

Pen name of severino reyes

Lola bashang

Father of tagalog drama

Severino reyes

Father of filipino grammar

Lope K. Santos

ABAKADA

Lope k. Santos

Wrote banaag at sikat

Lope k. Santos

Father of ilocano literature

Pedro bukaneg

Wrote biag ni lam ang

Pedro bukaneg

Sounds

Onomatopoeia

Repetition of letter or sound

Alliteration

Calling

Apostrophe

O! Wild, west, wind

Apostrophe

Substitution of parts to a whole

Synecdoche

My mother has a green thumb

Synecdoche

It was a black tie affair

Synecdoche

Something related but not a part

Metonymy

The crown collects taxes

Metonymy

Two opposite words placed side by side

Oxymoron

A beautiful mess

Oxymoron

The living dead

Oxymoron

Contradicting statement with truth

Paradox

I know that I know nothing at all

Paradox

Third and last military governor general

Arthur MacArthur

First civil governor

William Howard Taft

Jones law is also known as

Phil. Autonomy act

Goal of Jones law

Philippine independence

Philippine commonwealth and independence act

Tyding McDuffie Law

Transition period for 10 years

Commonwealth government

PLANET

Mercury


Venus


Earth


Mars


Jupiter


Saturn


Uranus


Neptune

Sun is the center of the solar system

Heliocentric model

Developed the heliocentric model

Nicolaus copernicus

Smallest planet


Most catered planet

Mercury

Hottest planet because the atmosphere is composed of carbon dioxide and lava

Venus

Morning star and evening star


Closest to the earth 41 million km

Venus

Earth has blank shape

Oblate spheroid

Only planet that can sustain. Life

Earth

Where the tallest mountain is located

Mars

Tallest mountain in mars

Olympus mons

is known as the great red spot

Jupiter

Biggest planet

Jupiter

Collection of storms

Jupiter

Ring planet

Saturn

First planet discovered by a telescope

Uranus

Sideways rotation

Uranus

First planet located through Math calculations

Neptune

Direct contact with heat


Solid to solid

Conduction

Transfer of heat


Liquid or gas through molecular motion

Convection

Rays or waves of electromagnetic particles


Heat transfer

Radiation