The course described as Study of Master Works of the World belongs to which subject?

• A. Literature 1
• B. Literature 2
• C. Filipino 3
• D. Mathematics 1

Answer: (B)

Studying the great literary works from around the world is all about analyzing texts, their themes, authors, historical contexts, and the techniques used by writers. That focus—reading, interpreting, and evaluating written works across cultures—belongs to literature. In many curricula, advanced literature courses are labeled as a second-level literature course, indicating a deeper or more comprehensive study than introductory options. So this course is best placed in the literature track, specifically the Literature 2 designation. The other subjects center on different domains—Filipino would emphasize language and culture in Filipino, Mathematics covers numbers and reasoning, and the title wouldn’t fit those.