"One Hundred Years of Solitude" by Gabriel Garcia Marquez is a story about a patriarch who dreams about a city of mirrors and then builds it based on his own perceptions. What literary genre does it belong to? The Fantastic false Female discourse false Magical Realism true Social Realism false Single  Which period was the beginning of the written tradition in Latin American literature? Colonial true Contemporary  false Pre-Colombian false Resistance false Single  This form of prose incorporates and blends elements of the unbelievable or supernatural with elements of a more realistic nature. The Fantastic false Female discourse false Magical Realism true Social Realism false Single  Which period of Latin American Literature was marked by the oral traditions of Mesoamerican civilizations? Boom false Colonial false Contemporary false Pre-Colombian true Single  In this period, writers experimented with new literary styles and writing techniques, with a focus on universal and metaphysical themes. Boom  true Colonial  false Contemporary false Resistance false Single  In Borges’ Labyrinth, the characters’ repeated bad decisions endlessly trap them in strange mazes or webs of lies. What literary genre does it belong to? The Fantastic true Female discourse false Magical Realism false Social Realism false Single  He was awarded the 2010 Nobel Prize in Literature “for his cartography of structures of power and his trenchant images of the individual’s resistance, revolt, and defeat.” Pablo Neruda false Jorge Luis Borges false Gabriel Garcia Marquez false Jorge Mario Pedro Vargas Llosa true Single  Which of the following is considered the first Latin American novel? Azul false The Alchemist false Martin Fierro false El Periquillo Sarniento true Single  This is a book by Pablo Coelho that is a best-seller in Brazil and is considered a modern classic. Azul false The Alchemist true The House of the Spirits false El Periquillo Sarniento false Single Which literary prize did Gabriel Garcia Marquez receive? Booker Prize false Nobel Prize true Pulitzer Prize false National Book Award false Single