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      <Info>Which of these is a Balinese form of poetry that borrows most of its subject matter from Hindu sources? </Info>
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          <Info>hikayat</Info>
          <IsCorrect>false</IsCorrect>
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          <Info>kavya</Info>
          <IsCorrect>false</IsCorrect>
        </Answer>
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          <Info>kekawin</Info>
          <IsCorrect>true</IsCorrect>
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          <Info>syair</Info>
          <IsCorrect>false</IsCorrect>
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      <Info>This is a literary movement in the 1930s that rejected the strict style of Chinese T’ang poetry for more open expression and an elastic prose style.  </Info>
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          <Info>Angkatan</Info>
          <IsCorrect>false</IsCorrect>
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          <Info>Interview with Ravana </Info>
          <IsCorrect>false</IsCorrect>
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          <Info>Pujangga Baru </Info>
          <IsCorrect>false</IsCorrect>
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          <Info>The New Poetry </Info>
          <IsCorrect>true</IsCorrect>
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      <Info>What is the hikayat, Hikayat Raja-Raja Pasai about?  </Info>
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          <Info>It is a story about an actor torn between duties to his craft and his filial concerns for a passing father </Info>
          <IsCorrect>false</IsCorrect>
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          <Info>It is an epic tale of valor, heroic deeds, diplomacy, duels, and the ultimate exaltation of the protagonist. </Info>
          <IsCorrect>false</IsCorrect>
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          <Info>Its aim is to laud the greatness of sultans of Malacca and highlight the importance of the major trading crossroads. </Info>
          <IsCorrect>false</IsCorrect>
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          <Info>It explains how Islamic knowledge is magically transmitted to the protagonist through an exchange of saliva. </Info>
          <IsCorrect>true</IsCorrect>
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      <Type>Single</Type>
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      <Info>These are grand stories in Malaysia that contain elements of chronicles, romance, and epic heroism.  </Info>
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          <Info>hikayat</Info>
          <IsCorrect>true</IsCorrect>
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          <Info>kekawin </Info>
          <IsCorrect>false</IsCorrect>
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          <Info>syair</Info>
          <IsCorrect>false</IsCorrect>
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          <Info>pantun</Info>
          <IsCorrect>false</IsCorrect>
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      <Info>He declared that the writer should be a soldier for the communist cause, to the post-reunification disappointment of writers in the former South Vietnam. </Info>
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          <Info>Ho Chi Minh </Info>
          <IsCorrect>true</IsCorrect>
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          <Info>Nguyen Qui Duc </Info>
          <IsCorrect>false</IsCorrect>
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          <Info>Nguyen Cong Hoan </Info>
          <IsCorrect>false</IsCorrect>
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          <Info>Pramoedya Ananta Toer </Info>
          <IsCorrect>false</IsCorrect>
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      <Type>Single</Type>
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      <Info>He was in prison when he wrote one of his most famous novel “This Earth of Mankind”.  </Info>
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          <Info>Ho Chi Minh </Info>
          <IsCorrect>false</IsCorrect>
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          <Info>Jose Rizal </Info>
          <IsCorrect>false</IsCorrect>
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          <Info>Nguyen Cong Hoan </Info>
          <IsCorrect>false</IsCorrect>
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          <Info>Pramoedya Ananta Toer </Info>
          <IsCorrect>true</IsCorrect>
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      <Info>Which is a story that satirizes modern Indonesia and the corruption within the Suharto regime?  </Info>
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          <Info>Hikayat Raja-Raja Pasai </Info>
          <IsCorrect>false</IsCorrect>
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          <Info>Interview with Ravana </Info>
          <IsCorrect>true</IsCorrect>
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          <Info>Pujangga Baru </Info>
          <IsCorrect>false</IsCorrect>
        </Answer>
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          <Info>The Sejarah Melayu </Info>
          <IsCorrect>false</IsCorrect>
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      <Info>His descriptions of contemporary life as well as his criticisms of Malay society and sense of individualism make him stand out as a writer ahead of his time. </Info>
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          <Info>Abdullah Hussain </Info>
          <IsCorrect>false</IsCorrect>
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          <Info>Abdul Rahm Kajai </Info>
          <IsCorrect>false</IsCorrect>
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          <Info>Syed Sheikh Al-Hady </Info>
          <IsCorrect>false</IsCorrect>
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          <Info>Abdullahbin Abdul Kadir Munsyi </Info>
          <IsCorrect>true</IsCorrect>
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      <Info>What is the early form of printing in Southeast Asian Literature? </Info>
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          <Info>etching on palm leaf or bamboo </Info>
          <IsCorrect>false</IsCorrect>
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          <Info>etching on hammered sheets of metal </Info>
          <IsCorrect>false</IsCorrect>
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          <Info>writing on animal skins </Info>
          <IsCorrect>false</IsCorrect>
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          <Info>All of the above </Info>
          <IsCorrect>true</IsCorrect>
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      <Type>Single</Type>
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      <Info>Which of the following best describes Southeast Asian Literature?  </Info>
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          <Info>Naive and predictable love stories and heroic epics. </Info>
          <IsCorrect>false</IsCorrect>
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          <Info>Written in a realistic tone, with a bit of suspense and adventure.  </Info>
          <IsCorrect>false</IsCorrect>
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          <Info>The beauty of the tale is measured by how well it was embellished and not by the uniqueness of the theme. </Info>
          <IsCorrect>true</IsCorrect>
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          <Info>Both a and b  </Info>
          <IsCorrect>false</IsCorrect>
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