Fiction and Nonfiction

2. A Filipino literary period where Christian faith was the center of every literary works that duplicate the theme, forms and traditions of Spain.
4. A Filipino propagandist who wrote novels to expose the evils of the Spanish rule in the Philippines.
5. A fiction that presents two characters falling in love amidst conflicts throughout the story.
6. A fiction involving magical elements or mythical characters fighting good versus evil in an imaginary world.
9. A nonfiction that provides discoveries, lessons, and information from the natural world and complicated matters.
10. A nonfiction that preserves information about the existence of people and everything in the past.
13. A movement that was more violent and demands complete independence from Spain, which took over when propagandists failed to achieve their goal.
15. A movement which purpose is to reform the Filipino society from cultural, economical and social slavery to liberality.

1. A group of Filipinos who were inspired by Rizal's novels to revolt against Spain.
3. A Filipino lierary period where literary works are passed on orally from generations to generations.
7. A type of autobiography that focuses on a narrow, life-changing moment in time.
8. A fiction involving crime or case that needs to be solved.
11. A nonfiction written by an author about someone else.
12. He founded the Katipunan.
14. A fiction that involves suspense, plot twists and cliffhangers.