Question 1

a Boholoano ,is known as the
"Father of Modern Philippine
Sculpture”.

Accepted Answer

Napoleon “ Billy “ Veloso Abueva

Question 2

One of his masterpieces is the
“Sandugo Monument” in Tagbilaran
City.

Accepted Answer

Napoleon “ Billy “ Veloso Abueva

Question 3

A modernist pioneer and iconoclast,
he radically changed the course of
Philippine architecture by boldly
defying the well- established
American neoclassicism in the
Philippines in the 1930s.

Accepted Answer

Pablo S. Antonio- (1976) January 25,
19O1- June 14, 1975

Question 4

designed the church of the holy Sacrifice. His most iconic work, the Tanghalang Pambansa of the Cultural Center of the Philippines. /works: Philippine pavilion in Osaka Japan, the original, Ayala Museum, University of the Philippines in Los Banos.

Accepted Answer

Leandro V. Locsin –( 1990) August 15,
1928 – November 15, 1994

Question 5

He produced the early style of the
iconic Iglesia ni Cristo church
buildings that yielded to the art deco
streamlining of Nakpil.

Accepted Answer

Juan F. Nakpil (1973) May 26, 1899 –
May 7, 1986

Question 6

is acknowledged by his
peers as the “ father of modern
Philippine landscape architecture”.

Accepted Answer

Idefonso P. Santos Jr. (2OO6)
September 5, 1929 – January 29
,2O14

Question 7

Defined by a significant body of
modern edifices that address
spiritual and secular requirements.

he designed the Santo Domingo Church in
Quezon City.

Accepted Answer

Jose Maria V. Zaragoza ( 2O14)
December 6,1912 – November
26,1994

Question 8

His prize- winning biography
regarding Rizal, The Great Malayan,
was written during this time.

Accepted Answer

Carlos Quirino ( 1997) January
14,191O – May 2O, 1999

Question 9

More popularly referred to as Rio Alma

 is a poet, literary historian, and critic who
revived and reinvented traditional
Filipino poetic forms, even as he
championed modernist poetics.

Accepted Answer

Virgilo S. Almario (2OO3) born on
March 9, 1944

Question 10

was a writer, poet, essayist,
critic, journalist, teacher and one of
the most important forerunners of the
modern Filipino short story in
English.

received UP’s highest honor, a doctorate in
humane letters, honoris causa.

Accepted Answer

Francisco Arcellana ( 199O)
September 6, 1916- August 1, 2OO2.

Question 11

most known for his contribution in the fields of poetry,
fiction, and non- fiction. The Cave and Other Poems, Summer suns, Words and Battlefields, The Trilogy of Saint Lazarus, galaw ng asoge

Accepted Answer

Cirilo F. Bautista ( 2O14) Born on
July 9, 1941

Question 12

the pioneer in the social realist tradition in
Philippine fiction. Foremost Filipino novelist of his
generation and champion of Filipino
writer’s struggle for national identity. Ang Bayang Nagpatiwakal,
Maganda Pa ang Daigdig, Ama, and
Daluyong

Accepted Answer

Lazaro Francisco ( 2OO9)
February 22, 1898- June 17, 198O

Question 13

was a fictionist, essayist,
poet , and teacher, who arculated the
Filipino spirit in rural and urban
landscapes.

He used the English language to
express, reflect, and shape
Philippine culture and Philippine
sensibility.

Accepted Answer

Nestor Vicente Madali Gonzales (
1997 September 8, 1915- November
28, 1999

Question 14

well- known for his advocacy for
exposing social injustice and pushing
for freedom and independence from
neocolonial rule.

He was one of the Filipino writers
who practiced “ committed art.”

Accepted Answer

Amado V. Hernandez ( 1973)
September 13, 19O3 – May 24, 197O

Question 15

The greatest Filipino writer in
English of the 2Oth century

the only Filipino write with real imagination that imagination of power and depth and great metaphysical seeing

His essay “ la naval de manila”

Accepted Answer

Nick Joaquin (1976) May 4, 1917 –
April 29, 2OO4

Question 16

One of the most widely-read Filipino writers in English and a
widely-translated author in te international literary scene, he was known for imbuing his works with the consciousness of class struggle and colonial experience in the country.

Accepted Answer

F. Sionil Jose (2OO1) born December
3, 1924

Question 17

He is considered one of the pillars of
contemporary Philippine literature,
theatre, film, and cultural studies.

He is a poet who introduced to
tagalog literature what is now known
as Bagay Poetry, a

Accepted Answer

Bienvenido Lumbera ( 2OO6) born
April 11, 1932

Question 18

was a short story writer and essayist, and
the country’s best writer of comi  short stories. He focused on the
neglected aspects of Filipino cultural heritage.

Accepted Answer

Alejandro R. Roces ( 2OO3) July 13,
1924- May 23, 2O11

Question 19

He was the only Asian to win America’s coveted Pulitzer Prize in
Journalism for a series of articles predicting the outbreak of world War II.

Accepted Answer

Carlos P. Romulo ( 1982)

Question 20

“ grand dame of poetry in English.”

was a premier Filipina poet,
fictionist, literary critic, and academic
and the lone female national artist for
Literature thus far.

“ wrote some of the most precious lines in poetry”

Accepted Answer

Edith L. Tiempo (1999) April 22, 1919
– August 21,2O11

Question 21

He is well- known for his short story “ Footnote to Youth “ and “ Mir-i-nisa” and his stories were included in Edward O Brien’s Annual Best American Short Stories anthology.

Accepted Answer

Jose Garcia Villa (1973) August O5,
19O8 – February 7, 1997

CONTEMPORARY ARTISTS

ARCHITECTURE - LITERATURE

Question	Answer
a Boholoano ,is known as the "Father of Modern Philippine Sculpture”.	Napoleon “ Billy “ Veloso Abueva
One of his masterpieces is the “Sandugo Monument” in Tagbilaran City.	Napoleon “ Billy “ Veloso Abueva
A modernist pioneer and iconoclast, he radically changed the course of Philippine architecture by boldly defying the well- established American neoclassicism in the Philippines in the 1930s.	Pablo S. Antonio- (1976) January 25, 19O1- June 14, 1975
designed the church of the holy Sacrifice. His most iconic work, the Tanghalang Pambansa of the Cultural Center of the Philippines. /works: Philippine pavilion in Osaka Japan, the original, Ayala Museum, University of the Philippines in Los Banos.	Leandro V. Locsin –( 1990) August 15, 1928 – November 15, 1994
He produced the early style of the iconic Iglesia ni Cristo church buildings that yielded to the art deco streamlining of Nakpil.	Juan F. Nakpil (1973) May 26, 1899 – May 7, 1986
is acknowledged by his peers as the “ father of modern Philippine landscape architecture”.	Idefonso P. Santos Jr. (2OO6) September 5, 1929 – January 29 ,2O14
Defined by a significant body of modern edifices that address spiritual and secular requirements. he designed the Santo Domingo Church in Quezon City.	Jose Maria V. Zaragoza ( 2O14) December 6,1912 – November 26,1994
His prize- winning biography regarding Rizal, The Great Malayan, was written during this time.	Carlos Quirino ( 1997) January 14,191O – May 2O, 1999
More popularly referred to as Rio Alma is a poet, literary historian, and critic who revived and reinvented traditional Filipino poetic forms, even as he championed modernist poetics.	Virgilo S. Almario (2OO3) born on March 9, 1944
was a writer, poet, essayist, critic, journalist, teacher and one of the most important forerunners of the modern Filipino short story in English. received UP’s highest honor, a doctorate in humane letters, honoris causa.	Francisco Arcellana ( 199O) September 6, 1916- August 1, 2OO2.
most known for his contribution in the fields of poetry, fiction, and non- fiction. The Cave and Other Poems, Summer suns, Words and Battlefields, The Trilogy of Saint Lazarus, galaw ng asoge	Cirilo F. Bautista ( 2O14) Born on July 9, 1941
the pioneer in the social realist tradition in Philippine fiction. Foremost Filipino novelist of his generation and champion of Filipino writer’s struggle for national identity. Ang Bayang Nagpatiwakal, Maganda Pa ang Daigdig, Ama, and Daluyong	Lazaro Francisco ( 2OO9) February 22, 1898- June 17, 198O
was a fictionist, essayist, poet , and teacher, who arculated the Filipino spirit in rural and urban landscapes. He used the English language to express, reflect, and shape Philippine culture and Philippine sensibility.	Nestor Vicente Madali Gonzales ( 1997 September 8, 1915- November 28, 1999
well- known for his advocacy for exposing social injustice and pushing for freedom and independence from neocolonial rule. He was one of the Filipino writers who practiced “ committed art.”	Amado V. Hernandez ( 1973) September 13, 19O3 – May 24, 197O
The greatest Filipino writer in English of the 2Oth century the only Filipino write with real imagination that imagination of power and depth and great metaphysical seeing His essay “ la naval de manila”	Nick Joaquin (1976) May 4, 1917 – April 29, 2OO4
One of the most widely-read Filipino writers in English and a widely-translated author in te international literary scene, he was known for imbuing his works with the consciousness of class struggle and colonial experience in the country.	F. Sionil Jose (2OO1) born December 3, 1924
He is considered one of the pillars of contemporary Philippine literature, theatre, film, and cultural studies. He is a poet who introduced to tagalog literature what is now known as Bagay Poetry, a	Bienvenido Lumbera ( 2OO6) born April 11, 1932
was a short story writer and essayist, and the country’s best writer of comi short stories. He focused on the neglected aspects of Filipino cultural heritage.	Alejandro R. Roces ( 2OO3) July 13, 1924- May 23, 2O11
He was the only Asian to win America’s coveted Pulitzer Prize in Journalism for a series of articles predicting the outbreak of world War II.	Carlos P. Romulo ( 1982)
“ grand dame of poetry in English.” was a premier Filipina poet, fictionist, literary critic, and academic and the lone female national artist for Literature thus far. “ wrote some of the most precious lines in poetry”	Edith L. Tiempo (1999) April 22, 1919 – August 21,2O11
He is well- known for his short story “ Footnote to Youth “ and “ Mir-i-nisa” and his stories were included in Edward O Brien’s Annual Best American Short Stories anthology.	Jose Garcia Villa (1973) August O5, 19O8 – February 7, 1997

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