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You do the chores one last time ______ you leave Im a good follower _______ a great leader at the same time She is listening to music ______ sweeping the street Jill is not only singer in her family _____ are her brother, sister and her Aunt Madel He goes to the park every Saturday, ___________ he loves to watch the ducks on the lake. •pick the answers here• While So Before And For

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1. You do the chores one last time __ you leave Im a good follower _ a great leader at the same time She is listening to music __ sweeping the street Jill is not only singer in her family _ are her brother, sister and her Aunt Madel He goes to the park every Saturday, _________ he loves to watch the ducks on the lake. •pick the answers here• While So Before And For

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You do the chores one last time ______ you leave.

BEFOREYou do the chores one last time Before you leave.

Im a good follower _______ a great leader at the same time.

ANDIm a good follower and a great leader at the same time.

She is listening to music ______sweeping the street.

WHILEShe is listening to music while sweeping the street.

Jill is not only singer in her family _____ are his brother, sister and her Aunt Madel.

SOJill is not only singer in her family so are her brother, sister and her Aunt Made So is not the correct answer,neither the choices to you've given maybe you just mistyped or you forgot a missing word in the choices/question.I hope you"ll understand

He goes to the park every Saturday, ___________ he loves to watch the ducks on the lake.

ANDHe goes to the park every Saturday, and he loves to watch the ducks on the lake.

Explanation:

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2. 1. What is the contribution of animals to the over appeal and beauty of Africa? What is the importance of ensuring that animals are in their natural habitats? If they aren't, what will happen? 2. Differentiate a 200 from a national park, what is the difference in terms of who is enclosed in protective cage or structure? 3. What are the tips to remember when you are in national park? Why must one obey these? What is the consequence of disobedience? 4. How have westerners regarded African art in recent years? 5. What is the main inspiration for African art? What was the purpose of the mask? 6. What musical instrument/s is/are used and what is usually the main purpose of the music? 7. What are the common forms of African literature? Describe them? 8. Why is African poetry open recited in a singsong voice? How does this relate to their culture's music? 9. What are the distinguishing features of African literary types? Discuss them.who can answer dis?

Answer:

no.1

Africa is home to some of the world's most endangered species, including the mountain gorilla, Grevy’s zebra, and Ethiopian wolf. To protect populations from further decline, our on-the-ground safeguards involve training rangers and using sniffer dogs to stop wildlife traffickers. Wildlife must survive in their natural habitats, so we empower local communities through conservation-friendly development and work with international agencies to protect Africa’s natural resources.

Critical to protecting these vital ecosystems are people. Sharing land across the continent, local communities and wildlife often live alongside each other, leading to struggles for space and water. If people and wildlife learn to live together — inside and outside of protected areas — the future for all will thrive.

3. Bring out the music in melDirections: Select one song inside the boxes which piqued your interest. Usingyour smartphone or computer, listen to the song in any video or music streamingwebsite you prefer. After listening, read and accomplish what is described below."Imagineby John Lennon"Rainbowby SouthborderPhotograph"by Ed Sheeran"In the Endby Linkin Park"The Scientist "Fast Carby Coldplayby Tracy Chapman"You Belong With Out of MyMe" by Taylor Swift League"by Stephen SpeaksWrite a about a memory triggered by the music you have chosen. Think of where youare when you last heard the music and what it meant for you. Include any imagesthat come into mind. Be sure to make your paragraph interesting by using differentfigures of speech

Answer:

Make sure that all words are spelled correctly.

Try different keywords.

Try more general keywords.

Try fewer keywords.

Explanation:

4. evidence stating opinion or fact.B. Directions: Read the paragraphs. Underline the sentence that support as1. OpinionPeople in India and China began raising chicken about 5,000 years ago. Theythought chickens were special. They had a law against eating them,2. FactThe International Rice Research Institute (IRRI) reports that "one fifth of theworld's population - more than a billion people - depend on rice cultivation for theirlivelihoods. For most Filipinos, every meal is incomplete without rice. It is their mainsource of carbohydrates.3. OpinionThe Tubbataha reef located in Sulu Sea is the first national marine park in thePhilippines. UNESCO named it as one of the World Heritage Sites. Coral reefs arebuilt by millions of corals, tiny animals that attach themselves together. It is wheremarine animals live. Some even say that coral reefs might be the source ofmedicine in the future.4. FactIn a dance party where music is very loud, speech cannot be understood,Exposure to sound levels common to these events has been rated "dangerous" or"harmful" by the National Institute on Deafness.5. OpinionPeople of all ages show hearing loss, Noise is everywhere and they cannotescape exposure to the everyday noise. There is a high frequency of hearing lossdue to too much noise.

Answer:

1.low against eating

2.more than a billion of people depends rice

3.?

4.?

1. They thought chickens were special.

2. The International Rice Research Institute (IRRI) reports that "one fifth of the world's population - more than a billion people - depend on rice cultivation for their livelihoods.

3. Some even say that coral reefs might be the source of medicine in the future.

4. Exposure to sound levels common to these events has been rated "dangerous" or "harmful" by the National Institute on Deafness.

5. People of all ages show hearing loss. (?)

5. ACTIVITY: AGREE OR DISAGREE. Write AGREE, if the statement is correct andDISAGREE if it is incorrect.1. Hip-hop dance is an active recreational activity2. Engage in moderate to vigorous activities for at least 60 minutes ina day is a good habit.3. Hip-hop dance can be performed in streets, dance parties, parks,school yards or in any available space.4. Proper execution of dance steps increases the risk of injuries.5. A physically active person engages in 5-10 minutes of moderatelyto vigorous physical activity three or more times a week.6. In early 1980's the Philippines is known ta have had the first hip-hopmusic scene in Asla,7. One can help the community by sharing his/her knowledge andskills in dancing.8. Dance is a recreational activity that can develop our physical,mental, social, and emotional health9. Hip-hop dance began during the late 1950's and early 1960's.10. Better coordination, agility and flexibility are the skills develop indancing.

Answer:

1.AGREE

2.AGREE

3.AGREE

4.DISAGREE

5.DISAGREE

6.AGREE

7.AGREE

8.AGREE

9.DISAGREE

10.AGREE

Explanation:

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6. Another figure of speech that makes use of comparison is metaphorA metaphor is a figure of speech in which a word denoting one subject or ideas used in place of another to suggest a likeness between them.Example: My mom is my angel. She guides me along the wayA. Complete the following sentences 1._____in the park are a bunch of playful dolphins.2. my mother, is a busy bee when she works at home 3. on the expressway are cheetahs on the loose4. _ my cousin, is a dancing queen.5. The sound of _____is music to my ears. my brain isnt working pasagot po pls salamat.

1. Animals in the park are a bunch of playful dolphins
2. Ali my mother, is a busy bee when she works at home.
3. The land on the expressway are cheetahs on the loose.
4. Sheila my cousin, is a dancing queen.
5. The sound of my cat is music to my ears.

7. LEARNING TASK 8: Read and study the following sentences Underline the phrase in the sentence If there are two or more phrases present in the sentence just underline one. (5 points) I. "Luther is reading in the library," said Eunice.2. Barking loudly, the dog approached the water.3. The music blasting from the parked car was most annoying.4. At midnight Karylle went downstairs to the kitchen. 5. Lydwin wore a beautiful diamond on her finger PLEASE PASAGOT PO NYAN KAILANGAN LANG PO TALAGA KUNG HINDI NYO ALAM WAG NYONG SAGUTAN

Answer:

1.reading

Explanation:

2.loudly

3.blasting

8. ACTIVITY: AGREE OR DISAGREE. Write AGREE, if the statement is correct and DISAGREE if it is incorrect. 1. Hip-hop dance is an active recreational activity. 2. Engage in moderate to vigorous activities for at least 60 minutes in a day is a good habit. 3. Hip-hop dance can be performed in streets, dance parties, parks, school yards or in any available space. 4. Proper execution of dance steps increases the risk of injuries. 5. A physically active person engages in 5-10 minutes of moderately to vigorous physical activity three or more times a week. 6. In early 1980’s the Philippines is known to have had the first hip-hop music scene in Asia. 7. One can help the community by sharing his/her knowledge and skills in dancing. 8. Dance is a recreational activity that can develop our physical, mental, social, and emotional health. 9. Hip-hop dance began during the late 1950’s and early 1960’s. 10. Better coordination, agility and flexibility are the skills develop in dancing

Answer:

1. agree

2. agree

3. agree

4. disagree

5. agree

6. agree

7. agree

8. agree

9. disagree

10. agree

9. 1. Janet sliced the onion on the cutting board over the sink. As the fumes fromthe onion rose, her eyes began to water.She was listening to some popularjazz music on the radio when a voice broke in, "This just in! Pearl Harbor hasbeen attacked! Much of the American naval fleet in the Pacific has beendestroyed. Will this attack bring the U.S. into the Second World War?details to follow." Janet dropped the knife and covered her mouth.remembered the first war. She was just a child at the time but she couldnever forget the hardships.a. In the Kitchen because she is chopping the onion over the sink.b. In the restaurant because she is the chef.c. In the cruise ship because she is one of the best chefs.d. In the kitchen because she is preparing for dinner.2. "Come under the slide," A.J. spoke softly to Clark. "I want to show you what Ifound." Clark nodded to A.J. from on top of the monkey bars and then jumpeddown to the sand. A small cloud of dust spun up as he landed. Clark trottedover to the slide and crawled under it. A.J. was waiting there. "Check thisout," whispered A.J. He pulled a phone out from behind his back. "I found itin the parking lot. I know we should turn it into the office after recess, but wecan play games on it now." Clark smiled at A.J.a. At the zoo because the monkey is playing on the monkey bars.b. At the school playground because there are monkey bars, slide and thepupils are at recess.c. At the park, because the children enjoy playing on the slide and monkeybars.d. At the mall's recreation center, because the children play duringweekends.pa tulong po kailangan ko na po

Multiple choices

1.A.In the Kitchen because she is chopping the onion over the sink

2.C.At the park, because the children enjoy playing on the slide and monkey bars

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10. A. Speed 28. The ability to move quickly from one direction to another. B. Agility C. Power D. Strength 29. A movement set to music where there emerge organization, structure and pattern. A. Cultural Dance B. Dance C. Folk Dance D. Rural Dance 30. It is a cultural art form handed down from generation to generation. It communicates the customs, beliefs, rituals and occupation of the people of a region or country. A. Cultural Dance A. Cultural Dance C. Folk Dance D. Rural Dance 31. A dance movement of the feet which spring on one foot and landing on the same foot. A Cut B. Hop C. Jump D. Leap 32. It is a movement that springs from one foot and lands at the other foot in any direction. A Cut B. Hop C. Jump D. Leap 33. If Jose Wally's weight is 45 kilogram and his height is 1.50 meter. What is his body mass index? A 17.77 B. 20.00 C. 18.45 0.21.0 34. It is done with the stroke above the head, the shuttle travelling up targeting the long service line. A. Clear C. Lob B. Drop D. Sinash 35. It is done with the stroke above the head, the shuttle travelling down with power and speed. A. Clear C. Lob B. Drop D. Smash 36. It is done with the stroke below the head about waist level the shuttle travelling up. A. Clear C. Lob B. Drop D. Smash 37. This refer to ability to build and maintain harmonious satisfying relationship A. Physical health C. Moral-spiritual health B. Mental health D. Social-health 38. This refers to ability and skills to improve one's quality of life. A. Physical health C. Moral-spiritual health B. Mental healch D. Social-health 39. Which activity develops social health? A. Jogging around the park C. Eating a balanced diet regularly B. Reading your favorite fairytales D. Going out with family & friends contial for growth, development & repair of all body tissues.

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11. 1.One Sunday morning, while walking in the park, you saw a girl crying on the bench. This scene reminds you of Blues music. Describe Blues music.2.Your friend likes another learner from another section. He asked some help from you about a song that he can sing for the person that he likes. You recommended a ballad song. What is a ballad song?3.Dances during Dinagyang Festivals use different musical instruments. Upon seeing the performances, you remembered an African music which is the Maracatu. Describe its similarity with Dinagyang.4.Technology has a great contribution in our society today. As a youth who advocates anti-bullying, how would you use technology to raise awareness about bullying?5.Your classmate’s Mom is suffering from an illness. As a friend you want to help her but the only resources that you have is technology. How would you use technology for you to help your classmate’s Mom?6.Imagine that you are a good dancer. While you are practicing for a PE performance task, you notice that your classmate, Emily, is not participating. What are you going to do to encourage her to participate?7.During summer, you visited the beach with your family. On your way to the beach, you passed by a squatter area. Upon seeing the children, who kept on running on the roadside, you recalled your topic in Health that talks about family planning. You decided to discuss it with your Mom and she asked you why family planning is important. What is your answer?

Answer:

1) The blues has a distinct melancholic and somber tone, which is achieved through vocal techniques such as melisma, rhythmic techniques such as syncopation, and instrumental techniques such as “choking” guitar strings on the neck or applying a metal slide to the guitar strings to create a whining voicelike sound.

2) a ballad is a form of verse, often a narrative set to music. Ballads derive from the medieval French chanson balladée or ballade, which were originally "dance songs". Ballads were particularly characteristic of the popular poetry and song of Britain and Ireland from the Late Middle Ages until the 19th century

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Explanation:

sana po makatulong

12. EXERCISE 1. Direction: Encircle the phrase on the following sentences.1. Tina borrowed my map of the Philippines.2. A valuable vitamin, riboflavin belongs to the B group.3. The music blasting from the parked car was most annoying.4. Skipping rope is a good exercise.5. Jim liked to sing in the shower.6. Franz is the person to choose in the election.7. Who is the passenger riding in the red car?8. The frightened people ran for their lives.9. An inland sea, the Mediterranean separates Europe from Africa.10.Learning math has always been one of my most serious challenges.

Answer:

1.borrowed

2.Valuable

3.blasting

4.skipping

5.sing

6.person

7.passenger

8.frightened

9.separates

10.alwaya

Explanation:

kayo na bahala mag circle

keep safe

13. TRUE OR FALSE. Direction: Write TRUE if the statement is correct and FALSE if the statement is incorrect 1. Hip-hop music incorporates a number of iconic elements, most notably DJ-ing ano rapping, along with things like beat boxing, sampling, and juggling beats on turntables. 2. Full Street Dance is often improvisational and social in nature, encouraging interaction and contact with spectators and other dancers. 3. Hip-Hop Dance is performed in streets, dance parties, parks, school yards, or in any available space. 4. Dancing as part of our lifestyle can surely sustain our fitness. 5. Recreation is a therapeutic refreshment or relaxation of one's body and mind

Answer:

1. True

2.true

Explanation:

yan lang ang alam ko i hope its help

Answer:

1true

2false

3true

4true

5false

6true

7true

8true

10?

tinanong ko po sa ate ko yan

15. AGREE OR DISAGREE. Write AGREE, if the statement is correct and DISAGREE if it is incorrect. 1. Hip-hop dance is an active recreational activity. 2. Engage in moderate to vigorous activities for at least 60 minutes in a day is a good habit. 3. Hip-hop dance can be performed in streets, dance parties, parks, school yards or in any available space. 4. Proper execution of dance steps increases the risk of injuries. 5. A physically active person engages in 5-10 minutes of moderately to vigorous physical activity three or more times a week. 6. In early 1980’s the Philippines is known to have had the first hip-hop music scene in Asia. 7. One can help the community by sharing his/her knowledge and skills in dancing. 8. Dance is a recreational activity that can develop our physical, mental, social, and emotional health. 9. Hip-hop dance began during the late 1950’s and early 1960’s. 10. Better coordination, agility and flexibility are the skills develop in dancing.

Answer:

1.AGREE

2.AGREE

3.AGREE

4.DISAGREE

5.AGREE

6.AGREE

7.AGREE

8.AGREE

9.i dont know sorry

10.AGREE

16. ASSESSMENTA. Read carefully. Look for the clues that reveal the setting. Then evaluate how the authordeveloped the setting in the following story. Write the letter of the correct answer.1. Janet sliced the onion on the cutting board over the sink. As the fumes from the onionrose, her eyes began to water. She was listening to some popular jazz music on theradio when a voice broke in, "This just in! Pearl Harbor has been attacked! Much of theAmerican naval fleet in the Pacific has been destroyed. Will this attack bring the U.S.into the Second World War? More details to follow." Janet dropped the knife and coveredher mouth. She remembered the first war. She was just a child at the time but she couldnever forget the hardships.a. In the Kitchen because she is chopping the onion over the sink.b. In the restaurant because she is the chef.c. In the cruise ship because she is one of the best chefs.d. In the kitchen because she is preparing for dinner.2. "Come under the slide " A.J. spoke softly to Clark. "I want to show you what I found."Clark nodded to A.J. from on top of the monkey bars and then jumped down to the sand.A small cloud of dust spun up as he landed. Clark trotted over to the slide and crawledunder it. A. J. was waiting there. "Check this out," whispered A.J. He pulled a phone outfrom behind his back. "I found it in the parking lot. I know we should turn it into the officeafter recess, but we can play games on it now." Clark smiled at A.J.a. At the zoo because the monkey is playing on the monkey bars.b. At the school playground because there are monkey bars, slide and the pupilsare at recess.c. At the park, because the children enjoy playing on the slide and monkey bars.d. At the mall's recreation center, because the children play during weekends.

Answer:

1. A

2. B

Explanation:

1. The clue that revealed the setting was in the first sentence, "Janet sliced the onion on the cutting board over the sink." Therefore, A is the answer.

2. The clue that revealed the setting was in the third sentence "Clark nodded to A.J. from on top of the monkey bars and then jumped down to the sand." Also at the tenth sentence, "I found it in the parking lot. I know we should turn it into the office after recess, but we can play games on it now." Both clues are showing that they are on a break from class on a school. Therefore, the answer is B.

17. A. Limousines B. Other venuesC. Tourist attraction D. LimousinesE. Aircraft F. Accommodation supplier G. Cruise ships H. Day/extended tours I. Dinning and meal reservation J. Coaches or buses __11. To travel from one place to another or to visit a particular tourist destination. _12. Customers can book transport to either drive themselves around or have a chauffeur included with the vehicle. _13. Passengers need to have "Seats" booked for all types of air travel they undertake _14. Guests will need to have room bookings processed in order to stay at particular establishments that provide accommodation such as hotels, apartments, resorts, guest houses, caravan parks. _15. Passengers on cruise ships need to make bookings for the dates of their cruise _16. includes meals and maybe accommodation and entrance fees to tourist parks _17. for restaurants or eating houses _18. such as the theatre or music concerts. _19. Events such as the different ethnic festivals of the Philippines _20. some Airlines will book accommodation for guests. If one hotel is fully booked, they might make a reservation at another hotel

Answer:

pa help din po... salamat...

18. Yes or No. Write the word Yes if you agree and No if you disagree.1. Singapore is said to be the melting pot of different cultures.2. Merlion is one of the tourist attractions in the country.3. Kolintang is their musical instrument.4. Chinese is amongst the dialect used in Singapore.5. Teachew is performed during festivals and national events.6. The country hosted the popular Asia's Got Talent.7. A Merlion is a half lion and a half horse.8. You can find Sentosa park in the country.9.-10. Peking opera is from China, while Dondang Sayang is fromMalaysia.

Answer:

YES

Explanation:

YAN PO

19. Hyde Park1. What did the writer feature in her literary piece? 2. Give an example of a figurative language used in the literary piece and identify its kind. 3. Give 2 other topics that can be featured in creative-nonfiction"Hyde Park" By: Petina Gappah I was a student when I made my first visit to London. It was the summer of 1997, I was poor and on a budget. I came just for the day, on a National Express coach from Cambridge. I was a little uneasy because the driver spoke loudly in a cockney accent, had a shaven head and tattoos that snaked up his arms from his wrists and disappeared into his short sleeves. Dark thoughts of what skinheads did to black people in Europe entered my mind. “Here you go darlin’,” he said as he handed me my change. I was disarmed.London lived in my imagination long before I saw it. On that first visit, I wanted to see everything. From the top of several “hop on, hop off” buses, I saw Pudding Lane and Westminster Abbey, the Old Bailey, the sparkling, dirty Thames and the many sights and places that I knew from books and television. By four in the afternoon, I was London-glutted and sight-sore. “Coming up is Marble Arch,” said our tour guide. I immediately thought of Jeff Buckley’s “Hallelujah”. My best friend David Ottewell had introduced me to his music the month before, only for Buckley to drown a few weeks after I first heard him. I hopped off the bus and walked into Hyde Park from the Marble Arch entrance. It was as good a place as any to eat my sandwich lunch.As I walked into the park, I almost became part of a crowd of Hare Krishna followers. The small enthusiastic crowd was mainly middle-aged, the men in white linen trousers and tunics, the women looking incongruous in clothes from two continents separated by a vast ocean: they wore saris accessorised with colourful woven bags from Latin America. They thrust up their arms and danced their way through the park as everyone but the tourists ignored them.I walked away from the Hare Krishnas and found myself at Speakers’ Corner. I listened to a bearded Christian evangelist preaching hell and brimstone in such soft tones that he did not appear to be particularly convinced of the impending doom he prophesied. There was also a member of the International Socialists organisation, who talked as though the Berlin Wall was still to fall, and a group of students campaigning against a multinational that was forcing infant formula on women in developing countries, making me feel terribly guilty because all I could think of was one of the multinational’s famed chocolate bars.I took that as a prompt to have my late lunch, and walked to eat it in the loveliness of the Rose Garden. After my meal, I turned right and found myself in Rotten Row. I felt immediately homesick for Zimbabwe. There are not many Rotten Rows in the world, and one of them is in Harare. I spent an hour wandering in a happy daze in Hyde Park.I have visited Hyde Park many times since then, and have come to love other sights that I missed that day — particularly the moving Holocaust Memorial with its text from the Book of Lamentations — but the charm of the first visit has never left me.Speakers’ Corner speaks to the quality I love most about the British: their tolerance for eccentricityIt is one of my favourite places in London. Speakers’ Corner is famously associated with freedom of speech but, to me, it speaks to the quality that I love the most about the British: their tolerance for eccentricity. And that day showed me another quality that I love in big-city dwellers — not just Londoners but those of other big cities too. Coming from a city in the guise of a village, where to be present is to invite attention and loud comment on your clothes, your hair, your very being, I loved that there was an accepted code of behaviour about being private in public, and that I could disappear into my own world in the middle of a communal park.I love Hyde Park also because it reminds me of home, not only because of Rotten Row but because it gives me an idea of what my city’s planners had in mind when they put the Harare Gardens, my city’s largest park, in the middle of the city. As I left the park through Hyde Park Corner that day in 1997, I walked away with an idea in my mind of the kind of place that my city could have become, of the kind of place that Harare still could be when, and if ever, it grows up.

Answer:

Graphics card cellphone number 5

20. Multiple ChoiceA. Read the questions carefully and write the letter of the correct answer onthe space provided before the number.1. Which of the following statements does not describe blas?A. It refers to a thought of an individual or a group which is leaningtowards an area of life such as politics, society, religion oreconomics.B. It can be referred to as a process where you prefer one thing overanother thing.c. It is a process which is mostly referred to by people as a processwhich involves premature judgment on the part of an individual or agroup of people.D. It is a positive or negative opinion that one might have. This opinionis mostly based on the experience of a person.2. Which of the following statements clearly describe bias?A. It is a process which is inostly referred to by people as a processwhich involves premature judgment on the part of an individual or agroup of people.B. It is a positive or negative opinion that one might have. This opinionis mostly based on the experience of a person.C. It is usually negative attitudes.D. It results to discrimination.3. Which of the following statements is bas?A. With this event, the Day of the Drums Competition, theenchanting town of Balet becomes popular not only in Aklan,but in the whole Philippines.B. The participants in the Day of the Drums are all satisfied for whatis important to them is that they have showcase the cultures andtraditions in every baranga in the municipality of Balet.C. Each school is composed of 70 meinber band and majorettesin their colorful uniforms to show their skills in playing differentmusical instruments and baton twirling.D. The Day of the Drums competition highlights the celebration ofthe town fiesta for this is a preliminary activity before thepresentation of the rich culture and traditions of Balesten-ons onfiesta day.4. Which of the following statements is a prejudice?A. With this event, the Day of the Drums Competition, the enchantingtown of Balete becomes popular not only in Aklan, but in thewhole Philippines.B. The participants in the Day of the Drums are all satisfied for whatis important to them is that they have showcase the cultures andtraditions in every barangay in the municipality of Balete.C. No other towns can beat the Baleten-ons in baton twirling.D. The Day of the Drums competition highlights the celebration ofthe town fiesta for this is a preliminary activity before thepresentation of the rich culture and traditions of Baleten-ons onfiesta day.5. Which of the following statements is neither a bias nor a prejudice?A. With this event, the Day of the Drums Competition, the enchantingtown of Balete becomes popular not only in Aklan, but in the wholePhilippines.B. To be part of the band and majorettes is a great privilege becauseyou will become more famous and skillful than any other teenagersin town.C. No other towns can beat the Baleten-ons in baton twirling.D. The parents of the band and majorettes are the proudest everytime they see their children performing in the enchanting park ofBalet.

Answer:

1. a

2. d

3. b

4. d

5. c

Explanation:

base lng sa akin to

21. ASSESSMENT A. Read carefully. Look for the clues that reveal the setting. Then evaluate how the author developed the setting in the following story. Write the letter of the correct answer. 1. Janet sliced the onion on the cutting board over the sink. As the fumes from the onion rose, her eyes began to water. She was listening to some popular jazz music on the radio when a voice broke in, "This just in Pearl Harbor has been attacked! Much of the American naval fleet in the Pacific has been destroyed. Will this attack bring the U.S. into the Second World War? More details to follow." Janet dropped the knife and covered her mouth. She remembered the first war. She was just a child at the time but she could never forget the hardships. a. In the Kitchen because she is chopping the onion over the sink, b. In the restaurant because she is the chef. c. In the cruise ship because she is one of the best chefs. d. In the kitchen because she is preparing for dinner. 2. "Come under the slide," A.J. spoke softly to Clark. "I want to show you what I found." Clark nodded to A.J. from on top of the monkey bars and then jumped down to the sand. A small cloud of dust spun up as he landed. Clark trotted over to the slide and crawled under it. A.J. was waiting there. "Check this out," whispered A.J. He pulled a phone out from behind his back. "I found it in the parking lot. I know we should turn it into the office after recess, but we can play games on it now." Clark smiled at A.J. a. At the zoo because the monkey is playing on the monkey bars. b. At the school playground because there are monkey bars, slide and the pupils are at recess. c. At the park, because the children enjoy playing on the slide and monkey bars. d. At the mall's recreation center, because the children play during weekends.

Answer:

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22. und watchers mureel at the variety of bird species in the area scal sadille-billest storks which mate around the park A. In addition B. Particularly to the safari experience, Kruger also offers more than 300 archeological sites in the area. These sites showed evidence of pre historic man and even signs of early European explorers presence in the safari A In addition B. Likewise 4. Tours around the national park can take days especially in areas untouched by humans, tourists are advised to take necessary vaccines such as malaria, for safety purposes. A. As a conclusion B. Following this 5. The national park encourages tourists not just to take photos, they are in the park, people can have a deeper understanding of nature with such close encounters on the flora and fauna of the land. A While B. However Directions: Choose the transition word or phrase inside the parenthesis that best expresses the chain of meaning between the two sentences. Write your choice in the blank. 6. Let the sauce simmer in the pan for at least an hour. You can begin. to prepare the meat. (above, on the other hand, meanwhile) 7. The health dangers of cigarette smoking have been proved beyond a doubt. people who continue to smoke are deliberately committing slow suicide. (Also, In other words, Finally) 8. When you are first learning to play any sports, the task seems hopeless as you continue to practice you begin to see yourself make steady progress (However, Besides, Accordingly 9. There are ways you can make boring tasks more pleasant bring a portable radio and listen to music on the earphones while you work. (Besides, Finally, For instance) 10. Some scientists think that items not now considered eatable will one day form an important part of our diet. seaweed will appear on restaurant menus. (For example, Besides, in the same)

Answer:

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23. A. Cause and effectD. SequenceB. Comparison and contrast4. Pyrotechnics or fireworks are wonderful to see; but they are also dangerous. Misusingfireworkscan result in property damage, injury, and even loss of life. Such accidents usually happenfor one of two reasons. The operators may be using poorly manufactured products, such asfireworks with fuses that burn too quickly. Other times, it is the operator who is at fault. Theoperator may be unskilled or distracted and make a mistake in setting up the fireworks.nWhat is the main purpose of the text?c. to explainA. to describeB. to entertainD. to persuade5. Yesterday, there was fireworks display at the park. It was really cool. Around 6:30 PM, peoplebegan gathering at the park. The local TV station was playing music and restaurants wereselling food. My friends and I played along while we waited until dark. Around 8:30 theystarted the show. It was a beautiful show. The explosions were timed to music and it lastedfor about half an hour. I love the firework displays.What is the main purpose of the text?C. to instructA. To describeD. to persuadeB. to entertain

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4.) C

5.) A

4. Pyrotechnics or fireworks are wonderful to see; but they are also dangerous. Misusing fireworks

can result in property damage, injury, and even loss of life. Such accidents usually happen

for one of two reasons. The operators may be using poorly manufactured products, such as

fireworks with fuses that burn too quickly. Other times, it is the operator who is at fault. The

operator may be unskilled or distracted and make a mistake in setting up the fireworks. What is the main purpose of the text?

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A. to describe

B. to entertain

D. to persuade

5. Yesterday, there was fireworks display at the park. It was really cool. Around 6:30 PM, people

began gathering at the park. The local TV station was playing music and restaurants were

selling food. My friends and I played along while we waited until dark. Around 8:30 they

started the show. It was a beautiful show. The explosions were timed to music and it lasted

for about half an hour. I love the firework displays.

What is the main purpose of the text?

C. to instruct

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D. to persuade

B. to entertain

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24. What's the summary of Hyde Park by Petina Gappah? I was a student when I made my first visit to London. It was the summer of 1997, I was poor and on a budget. I came just for the day, on a National Express coach from Cambridge. I was a little uneasy because the driver spoke loudly in a cockney accent, had a shaven head and tattoos that snaked up his arms from his wrists and disappeared into his short sleeves. Dark thoughts of what skinheads did to black people in Europe entered my mind. “Here you go darlin’,” he said as he handed me my change. I was disarmed. London lived in my imagination long before I saw it. On that first visit, I wanted to see everything. From the top of several “hop on, hop off” buses, I saw Pudding Lane and Westminster Abbey, the Old Bailey, the sparkling, dirty Thames and the many sights and places that I knew from books and television. By four in the afternoon, I was London-glutted and sight-sore. “Coming up is Marble Arch,” said our tour guide. I immediately thought of Jeff Buckley’s “Hallelujah”. My best friend David Ottewell had introduced me to his music the month before, only for Buckley to drown a few weeks after I first heard him. I hopped off the bus and walked into Hyde Park from the Marble Arch entrance. It was as good a place as any to eat my sandwich lunch. As I walked into the park, I almost became part of a crowd of Hare Krishna followers. The small enthusiastic crowd was mainly middle-aged, the men in white linen trousers and tunics, the women looking incongruous in clothes from two continents separated by a vast ocean: they wore saris accessorised with colourful woven bags from Latin America. They thrust up their arms and danced their way through the park as everyone but the tourists ignored them. I walked away from the Hare Krishnas and found myself at Speakers’ Corner. I listened to a bearded Christian evangelist preaching hell and brimstone in such soft tones that he did not appear to be particularly convinced of the impending doom he prophesied. There was also a member of the International Socialists organisation, who talked as though the Berlin Wall was still to fall, and a group of students campaigning against a multinational that was forcing infant formula on women in developing countries, making me feel terribly guilty because all I could think of was one of the multinational’s famed chocolate bars. I took that as a prompt to have my late lunch, and walked to eat it in the loveliness of the Rose Garden. After my meal, I turned right and found myself in Rotten Row. I felt immediately homesick for Zimbabwe. There are not many Rotten Rows in the world, and one of them is in Harare. I spent an hour wandering in a happy daze in Hyde Park. I have visited Hyde Park many times since then, and have come to love other sights that I missed that day — particularly the moving Holocaust Memorial with its text from the Book of Lamentations — but the charm of the first visit has never left me. Speakers’ Corner speaks to the quality I love most about the British: their tolerance for eccentricity It is one of my favourite places in London. Speakers’ Corner is famously associated with freedom of speech but, to me, it speaks to the quality that I love the most about the British: their tolerance for eccentricity. And that day showed me another quality that I love in big-city dwellers — not just Londoners but those of other big cities too. Coming from a city in the guise of a village, where to be present is to invite attention and loud comment on your clothes, your hair, your very being, I loved that there was an accepted code of behaviour about being private in public, and that I could disappear into my own world in the middle of a communal park. I love Hyde Park also because it reminds me of home, not only because of Rotten Row but because it gives me an idea of what my city’s planners had in mind when they put the Harare Gardens, my city’s largest park, in the middle of the city. As I left the park through Hyde Park Corner that day in 1997, I walked away with an idea in my mind of the kind of place that my city could have become, of the kind of place that Harare still could be when, and if ever, it grows up. Helpp

The Hyde Park is a short story telling us of her day in London.

Summer of 1997 when she decided to ride the coach from Cambridge. She remembers feeling uneasy because of the driver's tattooed arms, shaven head and his loud cockney accent, but was taken aback by how he addressed her in a sweet manner.

She had always imagined what it would be like in London. She saw the places that she never thought she'd see in person. Places from the Television she saw and books she read. Then she went off in Hyde Park. She decided that she'll have her lunch there.

She was amazed at how diverse the place is. She saw Hare Krishna dancers, preachers who doesn't seem to believe their own claims, conspiracy theorists that made her feel a bit guilty, among other people. She had her lunch at the Rose Garden, and then went to see Rotten Row, which reminded her of Home, back in Zimbabwe.

Since then, she visited Hyde Park numerous times. The place makes her love London more. At how accepting the People are when it comes to eccentricity. She remembers how her own country is modelling after London, and how it would be a good thing. She had ideas in her mind on how her city could one day be.

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25. 1. This is one of the famous Chinese instruments. This is a two-stringviolin-like instrument played with a bow. This has a melancholtesound. This usually plays the solo part in a composition2. This has four strings and thirty frets on a gourd - shaped frame. This isa Chinese version of the mandolin or ukele3. Zheng - This is an ancient Chinese instrument with thirteen to twentyone strings stretched over individual bridges. This has a range of threeto four octaves4. This is a seven-string zither without bridges. This is the most ancientChinese instrument with over 3000 years of history. This is literallycalled qin yet commonly known as guqin, where gu stands for all stringinstrument today. Confucius was a great master of this instrument5. This is large with eighteen to twenty-three strings. Usually played by afemale. This is commonly played in streets or parks. This accompaniesopera and concert performances. This is similar to the Japanese koto6. This is a bamboo side-blown or transverse flute with six fingerholeOne hole is covered with a membrane to produce a buzzing sound orrattling effect. no boo woo wo7. This is a vertical end-blown flute made of bamboo. This is played toaccompany long, quiet, and sentimental music8. This is a blowing instrument like a hom. This has a keen resonantaound effect needed for drum music, local opera, and balladperformances.9. This is considered one of the oldest Chinese musical instruments. Thisis a mouth organ similar to a panpipe instrument with twelve to thirtysix bamboo pipes. Each pipe is of different length with a brass reed atthe bottom and fingering holes to produce variety of sounds. This canplay a melody with chords simultaneously10. These are small cymbals. They signal entrances and endings of a107compositionmundial(SERYOSOHIN NIYO NAMAN PO)

Answer:

1.Erhu

2.Pipa Chinese Guitar

3.Zheng

4.Guqin

5.Guzheng

6.Dizi

7.Flute

8.(sorry diko alam)

9.Jiahu Bone Flute

10.?

Explanation:

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26. you are when Directions Select one song below which piqued your interest. Using your smartphone or computer, listen to the song in any video or music streaming website you prefer. . After listening, read and accomplish what is described below. Write 100 words about a memory triggered by the music have chosen. Think of where you you last heard the music and what it meant for you Print pictures or any images that come into mind. Be sure to make your paragraraph interes- . ting by using different figures of speech. Use indented linch short bondagarens Choices of songs "Imagine by Lennon, " Photograph" by Ed Sheeran, "the Scientist " by Coldplay, "Fast car "by Tracy Chap an, "Rainbows by Southborder of in the End" by Linkin Park, "You Belong With Me" by Taylor Swift, out of My League" by Stephen Speaks. 10

Answer:

Hindi po maintindihan

Explanation:

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27. A. DIRRECTION:IDENTIFY THE INVERTED SENTENCES IN THE ITEMS BELOW. SELECT THE LETTER OF YOURE CHOICE 1. A. THE WHOLE PLACE IS A LOVELY SCENE. B. I HAVE SEEN SO MANY IN ONE ROOM. C. THERE ARE FIVE PUPILS IN THE LIBRARY. D. IN THE BACK OF THE ROOM A CRASH WAS HEARD.2. A. AROUND THE CORNER IS THE PINK HOUSE B. GALE HAS DESIGNED THE BANNER FOR THE PARTY. C. THERE IS SMALL SHELL ON THE SAND. D. SHE CAN DANCE GRACEFULLY IN ANY DANCE PARTY. 3. A.HER MOTHER HAS A HEART OF GOLD. B. THE LOVE OF MY LIFE ARE MY CHIRLDREN. C. YOU MUST ATTEND A HOMILY OR WORSHIP SERVICE ONCE A WEEK. D.GERMANY WAS ONE OF THE FIRST GREAT CENTER OF NEWSPAPER PUBLISHING. 4. A. TWO ENGLISH CLASSES ARE SCHEDULED FOR 5TH GRADE. B.HIS FAVORITE FILM IS THE WONDERFUL WORD OF MUSIC. C. CINDERELLA IS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL STORY THAT SHE EVER HEARD. D. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES IS THIS DOOR TO BE LEFT UNLOCKED. 5. A. SHE IS ASPIRING TO BE A FUTURE LADY LAWYER. B.There were lots of delightful things in the park. C. ON THE BREAKFAST TABLE WAS A CUP OF COFFEE. D. THERE ARE TWO POSSIBLE EXPLANATIONS FOR THE ACCIDENT. B. COMPLETE EACH SENTENCE BY SUPPLYING THE APPROPRIATE ADJECTIVE. SELECT YOUR ANSWER FROM THE BOX. WRITE THE LETTER ONLY A. OPEN-MINDED B. EXTRAORDINARY LOOKINGC. ALL-TOO COMMON D. DARK BROWNE. BIGGER1. HE'S AN_______MAN. (ADJECTIVAL PHRASE)2. YOU HAVE TO BE_ABOUT THINGS. (COMPOUND ADJECTIVE)3. THE HOUSE ISTHAN THAT ONE (COMPARING ADJECTIVE)4. THIS IS ANERROR. (COMPOUND ADJECTIVE)5. TONY LOST HIS_______BRIEFCASE. (ADJECTIVAL PHRASE) PAKI SAGUT PO NAMN NG TAMA

Answer:

1.B

2.A

3.D

4.C

5.D

Explanation:

Kung Tama o Mali sorry

28. LEARNING TASK 8: Read and study the following sentences Underline the phrase in the sentence If there are two or more phrases present in the sentence just underline one. (5 points) I. "Luther is reading in the library," said Eunice.2. Barking loudly, the dog approached the water.3. The music blasting from the parked car was most annoying.4. At midnight Karylle went downstairs to the kitchen. 5. Lydwin wore a beautiful diamond on her finger.PLEASE PASAGOT PO NYAN KAILANGAN LANG PO TALAGA KUNG HINDI NYO ALAM WAG NYONG SAGUTAN

Answer:

I. "Luther is reading in the library," said Eunice.

2. Barking loudly, the dog approached the water.

3. The music blasting from the parked car was most annoying.

4. At midnight Karylle went downstairs to the kitchen.

5. Lydwin wore a beautiful diamond on her finger.

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29. answer the following questions using the given beggining words. the first one is done for you. 1.how much work has been done? answer:almost one-third of the work has been done. 2.who's going to join the contest? answer : Either 3.has anyone come to inquire about the sale? answer: No one 4.why can't Russel join us today? answer: There5.why was the concert a flop? answer: Either the music or the performers _6.how many people in the park? answer: 7.what does Sam think about our plants? answer: He__8.which team has a chance in the athlete meet? answer: Neither _9.have you finished your work? answer: Yes, each of us _10. where are the books I ordered? anwer: Here _11. Will Joan's wedding be grand? answer: Definitely, her family _12. what do you think of the new teacher? Answer: Everyone of them _13. Do our officials bad by example? answer: Not all of them 14. how much does gardine cost nowadays? answer: 15. what has the group done so far? answer: It _#needanswerplease

Answer:

20 points

Explanation:

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30. A. Complete the sentences below using the words inside the parentheses. Ex. You (keep/bags/with you) at all times Answer: You must keep your bags with you. 1. You _ in this park. (play football) 2. We _ they are included (buy/batteries) 3. I think we _(cook / this / in the microwave) 4. Only adult _( buy / this product) 5. That looks interesting. __( we / go/ inside) and have a look? B. Unscramble these words to write statements. Ex. drive / she / can't Answer: She can't drive. 6. talk / shouldn't/ we / class/ in 7. tomorrow / she / go / might 8. observe / we / silence / must 9. notes / taking / you / be / will 10. like / sing / Sarah Geronimo / can / she C. Unscramble these words to make questions. 11. play / have to / do / you/ so loud/ the music 12. do / this / we / why / would / now 13. I / buy / one / should 14. He / pen / can / use / a 15. We / early / may / today / leave

B.
6) we shouldn’t talk in class
7) she might go tomorrow
8) we must observe silence
9) you will be taking notes
10) she can sing like Sarah Geronimo

C.
11) do you have to play the music so loud?
12) why would we do this now?
13) should i buy one?
14) can he use a pen?
15) may we leave early today?

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