Across
- 2. Stories meant to frighten or thrill the audience with eerie and terrifying plots.
- 5. These are stories passed down orally from generation to generation. They often contain moral lessons and reflect the traditions and values of a community.
- 8. Short stories where animals act like humans and convey moral lessons.
- 9. Stories about gods, goddesses, and supernatural beings. These often explain natural phenomena or the origins of the world according to ancient Filipino beliefs.
- 10. These stories explain the origins of things, places, animals, or plants. They often contain magical or mythical elements.
Down
- 1. Stories about unexplainable events, including ghosts, mythical creatures like the aswang, tikbalang, and other supernatural beings.
- 3. Stories about romance, relationships, and love, sometimes with happy endings and sometimes with tragedy.
- 4. Stories with moral or religious lessons, often taken from the Bible.
- 6. These are long narrative poems that tell the heroic adventures of a legendary figure with extraordinary strength and abilities. Epics often reflect the beliefs and traditions of a tribe.
- 7. Stories based on real-life experiences, often depicting social issues and struggles of ordinary people.