Labo Science and Technology High School
Dalas, Labo, Camarines Norte
PARALLEL ASSESSMENT
(21st century literature from the Philippines and the world)
Racism as a literary Theory
NAME : _______________________________
SECTION : _______________________________
Write the word “TRUE” if the statement is a fact and
“FALSE” if otherwise. Any form of ERASURE means
wrong.
____________ 1. Critical race theory combines
progressive political struggles for racial
justice with critiques of the
conventional legal and scholarly norms.
____________ 2. One key focus of critical race
theorists is a regime of white
supremacy and privilege maintained
despite the rule of law and the
constitutional guarantee of equal
protection of the laws.
____________ 3. Critical race theorists reject the idea
that "race" has a natural referent.
____________ 4. Unveiling the legal, social, and
cultural operations by which people are
assigned and invested with races is one
central project of critical race theory.
____________ 5. One of the themes of CRT is the
possibility of transforming the
relationship between law and racial
power.
_____________ 6. Racism is the belief that different
races possess distinct characteristics,
abilities, or qualities, especially so as to
distinguish them as inferior or superior
to one another.
____________ 7. Discrimination may also occur as the
result of institutional procedures rather
than individual behaviors.
____________ 8. Literary theories offer varying
approaches for understanding the role
of historical context in interpretation as
well as the relevance of linguistic and
unconscious elements of the text.
____________ 9. CRT main focus is to advocate social
justice for those living in marginalized
communities.
____________ 10. The experiences of the oppressed
are important aspects for developing a
CRT literary analysis.
Performance Task # 3
In a long bond paper, make a collage
showcasing the basic tenets of Critical Race Theory.
Criteria:
 Content - 40%
 Creativity - 30%
 Visual Impact - 30%
TOTAL - 100%
Labo Science and Technology High School
Dalas, Labo, Camarines Norte
PARALLEL ASSESSMENT
(21st century literature from the Philippines and the world)
Racism as a literary Theory
NAME : _______________________________
SECTION : _______________________________
Write the word “TRUE” if the statement is a fact and
“FALSE” if otherwise. Any form of ERASURE means
wrong.
____________ 1. Critical race theory combines
progressive political struggles for racial
justice with critiques of the
conventional legal and scholarly norms.
____________ 2. One key focus of critical race
theorists is a regime of white
supremacy and privilege maintained
despite the rule of law and the
constitutional guarantee of equal
protection of the laws.
____________ 3. Critical race theorists reject the idea
that "race" has a natural referent.
____________ 4. Unveiling the legal, social, and
cultural operations by which people are
assigned and invested with races is one
central project of critical race theory.
____________ 5. One of the themes of CRT is the
possibility of transforming the
relationship between law and racial
power.
_____________ 6. Racism is the belief that different
races possess distinct characteristics,
abilities, or qualities, especially so as to
distinguish them as inferior or superior
to one another.
____________ 7. Discrimination may also occur as the
result of institutional procedures rather
than individual behaviors.
____________ 8. Literary theories offer varying
approaches for understanding the role
of historical context in interpretation as
well as the relevance of linguistic and
unconscious elements of the text.
____________ 9. CRT main focus is to advocate social
justice for those living in marginalized
communities.
____________ 10. The experiences of the oppressed
are important aspects for developing a
CRT literary analysis.
Performance Task # 3
In a long bond paper, make a collage
showcasing the basic tenets of Critical Race Theory.
Criteria:
 Content - 40%
 Creativity - 30%
 Visual Impact - 30%
TOTAL - 100%
Key to Correct
1-10 - True