importance of participation? in tagalog
1. importance of participation? in tagalog
Answer:
Dahil sa paraang ito magkakaintidihan at magkakaunawaan ang bawat tao kung bawat isa isa ay nagkakaroon ng partisipasyon.
Question⤵️importance of participation?Answer ⤵️ People organize best around problems they consider most important. Local people tend to make better economic decisions and judgments in the context of their own environment and circumstances. Despite some authors contesting that participation makes no difference, the importance of community participation is well established in the literature.2. ano ang tagalog ng "participate"?
Answer:
partisipasyon
Explanation:
I hope it helps
Answer:
pakikisali
or pakikisali sa grupo
Explanation:
sana maka tulong
3. Ano ang tagalog ng participant observation
kalahok na pagmamasid
4. characteristics of a Healthy community Yr A clean and safe physical environment. 2. An Environment that meets everyone's basic needs 3. An environment that promotes social harmony 4. An understanding of local health and environment is shas. S. A community that participates in identifying local solutions to local problems. I Tagalog
Answer:
kaylangan mo daw sundin yan
5. Hello po, I'm a grade 12 student at nagsasagawa po ako ng qualitative research. Sensitive po yung topic pero don't worry, di ko po malalaman ang identity ninyo. Kahit tagalog po ang sagot nyo ayos lang. Welcome to participate lalo na yung mga teenagers dito. Kung gusto nyo po sumali, lagay nyo po sa comments yung email nyo then send ko po sa email nyo yung link. Malaking tulong po ito para sakin. Maraming salamat!
Answer:
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Explanation:
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6. what activities may be given to measure participation in activities in tagalog
QUESTION:
what activities may be given to measure participation in activities 2
the activities may be given to measure participation in activities 2 is brisk walking,line dancing and leisure cycling.
TAGALOG;
ang mga aktibidad ay maaaring ibigay upang masukat ang pakikilahok sa mga gawain 2 ay mabilis na paglalakad, pagsayaw sa linya at paglilibang sa pagbibisikleta.
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7. 5. The following are the structure of orders, EXCEPT for one.A. CommunityC. OrderB. GovernmentD. State6. Which of the following is NOT the indicators of good governance?A. ParticipationC. Rule of LawB. JusticeD. Transparency7. Which of the following is NOT the basic concept of politics?A. CommunityC. PowerB. PowerD. Justice8. House of representatives always wear barong tagalog during SONA of the president. What political ideologies beingshown in the situation?A. LiberalismC. MarxismB. ConservatismD. Socialism
Answer:
5.) C. ORDER6.) B. JUSTICE7.) POWER8.) D. SOCIALISMExplanation:
HOPE IT HELPS8. ARTS 1. What nickname is given to MIMAROPA? A. The Last Frontier B. The Home of Sweet Mangoes C. Summer Capital of the Philippines D. Southern Tagalog Region of the Philippines 2. These indigenous people of Mindoro are known for their art and craft called ambahan. A. Aetas B. Badjao C. Mangyan D. Tausug 3. This festival is named after the natives of Aklan. It is held every third Sunday of January in honor of the arrival of the Santo Niño as a gift from Ferdinand Magellan to the queen of Cebu. A. Sinulog B. Sublian C. Ati-atihan D. Kadayawan 4. What does “kara” in Masskara mean? A. Crowd B. Folks C. Face D. Body 5. This refers to the body tattoos of the native warriors in Leyte. A. Subli B. Pintado C. Bodabil D. Babaylan 6. What does “Ati-atihan” mean? A. “Make-believe Atis” C. “Make-peace everyone” B. “Jesus Christ is born!” D. “To God be the glory!” 7. Why do the participants in the Pintados festival adorn their bodies with tattoos from head to toe with beautiful designs and incredible styles that look like armors? A. It adds confidence to the participants. B. Those designs do not have meaning at all. C. To resemble the tattooed warriors of the pre-colonial times D. Participants just want to express how expressive they are in painting such designs. 8. Why is Bacolod tagged as the “City of Smiles”? A. because of their smiling masks B. because of their colorful costumes during their street dancing C. because the Negrenses in Bacolod always welcome their visitors with smiles D. because the spectacular display of colors, beauty, and culture of the Negrenses make every spectators smile 9. Which of the following festivals features the unique culture and colorful history of the Province of Leyte through a dance? A. Pintados B. Kasadyaan C. Ati-atihan D. Pintados & Kasadyaan 10. What province celebrates Ati-atihan? A. Aklan B. Cavite C. Davao D. Baguio 11. Why are the Hanunuo Mangyan very well known in Mindoro and the other nearby provinces? A. Because they make bags B. Because of their unique lifestyle C. Because they create first-class baskets D. Because they produce blankets made of animal skins 12. Which place in MIMAROPA is very well known in the production of marble? A. Mindoro B. Marinduque C. Romblon D. Palawan 13. Where do the Mangyans in Mindoro originally carved their literary pieces and poems called ambahan? A. wood B. bamboo sticks C. rocks D. caves 14. If you were to participate in the Ati-atihan festival, which of these phrases should you shout? A. Pit Senior B. Tara na! C. Viva Nazareno! D. Hala Bira! 15. Your MAPEH teacher informed you about your Mask Making activity in Arts. She instructed you to bring crayons and oil pastels to color your mask. However, you thought of alternative natural dyes that could be found in your own homes. What could these be? A. Glitters C. Leaves & stem of trees B. San Francisco leaves & annatto/atsuete D. Food coloring & fruit juices
Answer:
1.?
2. c. mangyan
3. a.sinulog
4. c. face
5. b. pintados
6. a. (im not sure)
7, ?
8. b.
9. d
10. a.
11. ?
12. c.
13. ?
14. d
Explanation: youre welcome, im not sure with the others :D
9. D.I.Y. Social Work ProgramInstructions:1. Observe the community or neighborhood you are in, and assess the needs/problems by creating your social program to address them. 2.Here are the format/parts:I. Title of the Program *w/ tagline *should be own version (Tagalog/ English) *Be creative with the nameII. Objectives of the Program *Minimum of 3, max of 5 -Bullet formIII. Brief Description of the Program -3 to 5 sentences only.IV. Location of the Program- with picture-ex. the covered court, public school classroom (should be appropriate to the program)V. Target Participants-Bullet form-How Many?VI. Costing of the Program-Enumerate materials with Cost-Include totalVII. Flow Chart of the Program- Show the whole process-Detailed
Answer:
I. Title of the Program:"Kapitbahay Ko, Kaagapay Ko"
(Translation: "My Neighbor, My Ally")
Tagline:"Tulungan natin ang isa't isa para sa mas masayang buhay"
(Translation: "Let's help each other for a happier life")
II. Objectives of the Program:To promote a sense of community and cooperation among neighborsTo address common needs and problems in the neighborhoodTo improve the quality of life and well-being of the residentsIII. Brief Description of the Program:"Kapitbahay Ko, Kaagapay Ko" is a social program that aims to bring neighbors together to address common issues and needs. Through this program, we will organize community activities and initiatives that will help foster a sense of cooperation and support among residents. We believe that by working together, we can create a happier and more vibrant community.
IV. Location of the Program:The program will be held in the covered court located in the center of the neighborhood. This venue is easily accessible to all residents and provides ample space for various activities.
V. Target Participants:All residents of the neighborhoodApproximately 100 householdsVI. Costing of the Program:Tables and chairs - PHP 10,000Sound system - PHP 5,000Snacks and drinks for participants - PHP 3,000Miscellaneous expenses - PHP 2,000Total: PHP 20,000VII. Flow Chart of the Program:Pre-program preparation and promotionMeet with community leaders and stakeholders to discuss program objectives and gain supportCreate promotional materials (flyers, posters, social media posts) to inform residents of the program and invite participationProgram launch and community gathering:Set up tables and chairs in the covered court for participantsUse the sound system to call residents to gather in the courtWelcome participants and introduce the program and objectivesFacilitate icebreaker activities to help participants get to know each otherNeeds and problem identification:Ask participants to identify common needs and problems in the neighborhoodUse a whiteboard or flipchart to record the identified needs and problemsGroup formation and planning:Group participants according to common interests and needsAllow groups to brainstorm and plan initiatives to address the identified needs and problemsProvide support and guidance as neededAction implementation and monitoringAllow groups to implement their initiatives with support from the program organizersMonitor the progress of each initiative and provide feedback and support as neededCelebrate successes and share lessons learned with the wider communityProgram evaluation and next steps:Conduct a survey or focus group discussion to gather feedback on the program and identify areas for improvementUse the feedback to plan for the next program cycle and continue building a stronger, more supportive community.10. The results of the study are based on the detailed answers of the selective participants. pa explain tagalog ty
Answer:
Di ko po alam ang answer sorry
11. 1. Literature is derived from the Latin word, "letira" which means "letter".2 Literature is a body of written works.3. Literature is likened to a mirror.4. Literature presents Significant Humane Experiences in varied forms.5. Philippine literature makes us better appreciate our literary heritageby tracing the great ideas from our invaders.6. Literature was written from the year 2000 to the present.7. Literacies from reading online newspapers to participating in virtualclassrooms - are multiple, dynamic, and malleable.8. The country's rich repertoire of literary masterpieces may be rooted inthe diverse cultural heritage of the Filipino people.9.21st century teachers grew up using technology as a primary leamingtool.10. 50% of the narrative is presented without words.11. Sonnet is a lyric poem of 14 lines dealing with an emotion, a feeling,or an idea.12. Song (Awit) is a song praising God or the Virgin Mary andcontaining a philosophy of life.13. ibong adama is an example of Corrido.14. Ballad is the shortest of the narrative form.15. Ode is a poem of a noble feeling, expressed with dignity, with nodefinite number of syllables or definite number of lines in a stanza.16. The seeds of activism resulted in the declaration of Martial Law in197417. Because of the strict prohibitions imposed by the Japanese in thewriting and publishing of works in English, Philippine literatureexperienced a dark period.,18. During the first year of the American period, the languages used inwriting were Spanish and Tagalog and the dialects of the differentregions but Spanish and Tagalog predominated.19. Noli Me Tangere and Mi Ultimo Adios are Jose Rizal's masterpiecesthat paved the way to the revolution20. Filipino writers mastered English and familiarized themselves withdiverse techniques during the New Republic (True or False PO NEED KO NA NOW PLS)
Answer:
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12. magandang gabi po sa inyong lahat pwde po ba ako mag patung po dito kung ano po magandang paliwanag po dito Tagalog po kahit hindi na po mahaba salamat po sa makakaseen at makakatulong po sa akin.MAJOR LAWS OF THE CURRENT PHILIPPINE EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM 1987 CONSTITUTION ARTICLE XIV: EDUCATION, SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, ARTS, CULTURE AND SPORTS *Vocational training to adults, disabled and out of school youth. (2.5) paliwanag:*Study of the constitution. (3.1) paliwanag:*Study of values. (3.2.) paliwanag:*Optional religious instruction in public schools. (3.3.) paliwanag:*Supervision and regulation of all schools. (3.4.)paliwanag: *Control and administration of schools by Filipinos. (3.5) *Exemption from taxes and duties.(3.6.)paliwanag: *Academic freedom in institutions in higher learning.(5.2,3,4.)paliwanag: *Assigning highest budget priority to education. (5.5.) paliwanag:*National language is Filipino. (6.1.) PRESIDENTIAL DECREE NO. 6- A DEVELOPMENT DECREE OF 1972 Goals of the educational system (2, a – c) *To achieve and maintain an accelerating rate of economic development and social progress. paliwanag:*To assure of maximum participation of all the people in the attainment and enjoyment of the benefits of such growth.paliwanag: *To strengthen national consciousness and promote desirable cultural values in a changing world. paliwanag:Educational projects to attain objectives ✓ Management studies by the DECS. paliwanag:✓ Improvement of secondary schools which include services, facilities, equipment and curriculum. paliwanag:✓ Upgrading and improvement of technical institutions, skill – training centers and other non training programs for the out of school youth and the unemployed. paliwanag:✓ Curriculum and staff development including mathematics and science teaching.paliwanag: ✓ Expansion of agricultural secondary and higher education programs. paliwanag:✓ Textbooks and instructional materials. paliwanag:✓ Assistance and incentives paliwanag:BATAS PAMBANSA BLG 232 – “EDUCATION ACT OF 1982” Goals • Achieve and maintain an accelerating rate of economic development and social progress;paliwanag:• Assure the maximum participation of all people in the attainment and employment of such growth,paliwanag:• Achieve and strengthen national unity and consciousness and preserve, develop and promote desirable culture, moral, and spiritual values in a changing world. paliwanag:magandang gabi po sa inyong lahat pwde po ba ako mag patung po dito kung ano po magandang paliwanag po dito Tagalog po kahit hindi na po mahaba salamat po sa makakaseen at makakatulong po sa akin.
Answer:
wo bu mîng bao
Explanation:
I don't get or even understand that question
13. PAKIPALIWANAG PO IN TAGALOG PLSSLegal and Regulatory AspectsThe management regulation policy in the regions has not been able to provide motivation and awareness of community participation in getting involved directly or indirectly in management both in terms of financing and in terms of operasonal techniques.Waste problem is not a regional problem, but it is a national problem. This is evidenced by the Law on waste management nationally regulate all waste issue and be a reference for the regional goverments. Seen from law viewpoint in the rules and regulations, there are two aspects that can be set up and become the basis for waste management provision is the .management and technical aspects. From the aspect of management in general and universal waste management legislation, it regulates fundamental positions, rights and responsibilities (community, government and business world), while from technical point of view technical provision (technology, funding, supervision, and participation) community) and administrative andcriminal sanctions.
Answer:
ang management regulation policy ay ang regions Hindi maging able para iprovide motivation at awareness ang mga community participation at kumuha ng involved at directly
14. Pa help guyss7. The poem "Gabu” by Carlos A. Angeles depicts a coastline that is constantly experiencing the battering restlessness of the sea. What particular region does it represent? A. Region B. Region IV-A C. Region IX D.Region XII 8. This certain region is home to Tagalog-speaking people in the Philippines. It has participated actively in the country's fight for freedom and democracy and home to many a Philippine hero foremost, among them are Rizal, Mabini, and Aguinaldo A. Region 1 B. Region IV-A C. Region IX D. Region XII birborososneed kolang ngayon
Answer:
7.C
8.A
Explanation:
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15. The Market System The polar alternative to the command system is the mar ket system, or capitalism. The system is characterized by the private ownership of resources and the use of markets and prices to coordinate and direct economic activity. Participants act in their own self-interest. Individuals and businesses seek to achieve their economic goals through their own decisions regarding work, consumption, or production. The system allows for the private ownership of capital, communicates through prices, and coordinates economic activity through markets—places where buyers and sellers come together. Goods and services are produced and resources are supplied by whoever is willing and able to do so. The result is competition among independently acting buyers and sellers of each product and resource. Thus, economic decision making is widely dispersed. Also, the high potential monetary rewards create powerful in centives for existing firms to innovate and entrepreneurs to pioneer new products and processes. In pure capitalism—or laissez-faire capitalism— government’s role would be limited to protecting private tribution of output, and the organization of production. The government owns most of the business firms, which produce according to government directives. The central planning board determines production goals for each en terprise and specifies the amount of resources to be allo. pakiexplain naman po sakin ng tagalog. buod po. salamat
Answer:
welcome welcome welcome
16. what activities may be given to measure participation in activities translate in tagalog
QUESTION:
what activities may be given to measure participation in activities 2
the activities may be given to measure participation in activities 2 is brisk walking,line dancing and leisure cycling.
TAGALOG;
ang mga aktibidad ay maaaring ibigay upang masukat ang pakikilahok sa mga gawain 2 ay mabilis na paglalakad, pagsayaw sa linya at paglilibang sa pagbibisikleta.
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17. English characteristics of a Healthy Community fe À clean and safe physical environment. 2- An Environment that meets everyone's basic needs 3. An environment that promotes social harmony 4. An understanding of local health and environment issues. S. A community that participates in identifying local Solutions to local problems. Tagalog
Answer:
Mag PA tUrO ka sa magulang m0o
Explanation:
Wala
18. super easy tankyou for participating. im not tagalog X D
Answer:
1. B
2. C
3. E
4. D
5. A
Explanation:
SANA PO MAKATULONG
19. Pre-Test:Instructions: Read the statements carefully. Select the letter of the correct answer fromthe given choices and write it before each number1. Where is the dance Haplik originated?A. Pampanga and RizalB. Sulu and Tawi-tawiC. Iloilo and AntiqueD. Laguna and Bulacan2. The following are the dance steps used in Haplik exceptA. Waltz StepB. Change StepC. Contra-ganzaD. Haplik Step3. What is the classification of the folk dance Haplik?A. Courtship DanceB. Marital DanceC. War DanceD. Social Dance4. What is the costume for the male dancers in this dance?A. Colored Long SleevesB. Barong TagalogC. Camisa de ChinoD. Polo Shirt5. Which set of values should be displayed by the dancers?A. Shyness, Laziness and JealousyB. Disobedience, Arrogance and ConfidenceC. Joy, Respect and FairnessD. Pride, Naughtiness and Determination6. What will you do before participating into physical activities?A. Drink a lot of waterB. Watch televisionC. Do warm-upD. Play computer games7. What will happen if you are happy with what you're dancing?A. You feel jealous.B. You feel worried.C. You feel upset.D. You feel cheerfulness8. What will you observe before having your practice or before the actual dance?A. Observe SilenceB. Observe Safety PrecautionsC. Observe CleanlinessD. Observe Proper Hygiene9. What is the movement of the hands during the entire dance of Haplik?A. Clapping of HandsB. Shaking of HandsC. Waving of HandsD. None of the above
Answer:
1.C
2.D
3.A
4.B
5.C
6.C
7.D
8.B
9.A
Explanation: that will help you
20. essays for you final examination 1. What were the intentions/reasons of Cofradia de San Jose in calling Hermano Pule the King of the Tagalogs? 2. Do you agree that the actions of Cofradia de San Jose was a revolt? Why? 3. How did Ileto wrote the history of Philippine Revolution from below? What were the methodologies he employed in writing the history of Philippine Revolution from below? 4. Explain what the legacy of the Propaganda Movement is. 5. What are the advantages of using the memoirs of the participants of the revolution mentioned above as a primary source in the study of Philippine Revolution? What are its disadvantages?
Answer:
alam ko na ano sagot dyan pero diko alam ano ang sagot dyan
21. Compute for the unknown value of the following combinations. Answers only. 1. C(5, 4) Find the value of n. 4. C(n, 3) = 56 5. C(10, r) = 120 Find the value of r. 2. C(7,2)= = 3. C(12,8) Analyze and solve the given problems. Show your solution and box the final ans 1. Five students are members of the school chess club. If three players represent chess tournament, in how many ways can they be selected? 2. There are 12 models applied for a tv commercial. If the producer was asked to f consisting of 6 members, how many groups can be formed? 3. How many selections are possible if only 4 names are drawn in a box containing 4. How many polygons can you make out of 6 distinct points in a plane, no three o collinear? 5. There are 13 volleyball teams during the 2019 CARAA. How many games must each team can play every other team exactly once? 6. How many diagonals can be drawn in a 9-sided polygon? 7. Fifteen participants for the MTAP competition were asked to shake hands and in themselves with each other. How many handshakes took place? 8. A group of 6 women and 9 men will form five-person committees. Find the numb committees are possible if it must consist of the following: a. 2 men and 3 women c. at least 3 of them are women d. at most 4 men b. all members are men 9. Mrs. Rivera's business is gown rental and sale. She decided one day that she w her 10 newest gowns in her shop's window to attract customers. If she only had and planned to change the set of gowns every 2 days, how many days will have she runs out of a new set to display? 10. A box contains 6 distinct red balls and 4 distinct blue balls. In how many ways c drawn randomly from the box if: a. any color can be picked? b. 2 balls is red and one is blue? c. all three balls are red? eflections: You may answer in Tagalog. 1. Identify problems given in this activity that you find difficult to solve. Explain why yo 2. On a scale of 1 star to 5 stars, how will you rate your knowledge in solving combina 3. If you will be given an opportunity to tell your teacher, what else do you need help in
Answers to Combinations:
1. C(5,4) = 5
2. C(7,2) = 21
3. C(12,8) = 495
4. C(n,3) = 56, n = 9
5. C(10,r) = 120, r = 3
Solutions to Problems:
1. The number of ways to select 3 players from 5 is C(5,3) = 10 ways.
2. The number of ways to select 6 models from 12 is C(12,6) = 924 ways.
3. The number of ways to select 4 names from a box containing 4 is C(4,4) = 1 way.
4. The number of ways to form a polygon using 6 distinct points in a plane is C(6,3)/3! = 20 ways.
5. Each team must play against 12 other teams, so the number of games each team must play is C(12,2) = 66 games.
6. The number of diagonals that can be drawn in a 9-sided polygon is (9*6)/2 - 9 = 27 diagonals.
7. The number of handshakes that took place among 15 participants is C(15,2) = 105 handshakes.
8. a. The number of committees that consist of 2 men and 3 women is C(9,2) * C(6,3) = 15,120 committees.
b. The number of committees that consist of all men is C(9,5) = 126 committees.
c. The number of committees that consist of at least 3 women is C(9,2) * C(6,1) + C(9,3) * C(6,2) + C(9,4) * C(6,1) + C(9,5) = 18,330 committees.
d. The number of committees that consist of at most 4 men is C(9,1) * C(6,4) + C(9,2) * C(6,3) + C(9,3) * C(6,2) + C(9,4) * C(6,1) + C(9,5) = 23,604 committees.
9. The number of sets of gowns that can be displayed is C(10,5) = 252 sets. If Mrs. Rivera changes the set of gowns every 2 days, she can display new sets for 2 x 252 = 504 days.
10. a. The number of ways to draw 3 balls from the box is C(10,3) = 120 ways.
b. The number of ways to draw 2 red balls and 1 blue ball is C(6,2) * C(4,1) = 90 ways.
c. The number of ways to draw 3 red balls is C(6,3) = 20 ways.
Reflections:
1. The problems that I find difficult to solve are problems 8 and 10. These problems involve more complex combinations and require more steps to solve.
2. ...
3. ...
22. LET'S EVALUATEA. Modified True or False. Write TRUE if the statement is correct but ifit's false change the underlined word to make the statement correct.1. When the Japanese came to the Philippines, they wereable to influence not only our cultural practices but also our beliefs andreligion.2. Santa Cruzan is a religious-historical event thatdramatizes the finding of the Holy Cross by the Queen Helena and herson, Constantine the Great.3. Salubong is a religious ritual that re-enacts the meetingof the Risen Christ with His mother on the dawn ofChristmas Day.4. A Philippine National Treasure, the Bamboo Organ canbe found in St. Joseph's Church Las Piñas City.5. The pre-war Musikong Bumbong was a symphonic bandfounded by Walter H. Loving on October 15, 1902 and it broughtinternational fame to the country through its participation in internationalexpositions.6. Sacred music is performed or composed for non-religious gatherings and fellowship7. Liturgical Music accompanies religious observances and rituals8. In 1857 a boys choir was formed in the Dominicanconvent of S55to. Domingo which evolved into a music school and theywere called staples.9. During Spanish colonial, mass was celebrated usingTagalog language
Answer:
1.)true
2.)true
3.)true
4.)false
5.)true
6.)false
7.)true
8.)true
9.)false
23. 4. Three-eights of the participants sang a Tagalog song and two-eights sang locanesong. The rest recited a poem. What part of the number of the participants recited a poem?
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
thats the answer
24. Full in the blanks with the correct answerstepsFolk DanceSibaytermsPatadyong or BalintawakthemesfitnessBarong Tagalog thxogtwo1.is defined as the traditional dance of a given country,region, or province which evolved naturally and spontaneously witheveryday activities.2-3 There are fundamentalandinvolve id folk dancing.4. People's occupations, customs, festivals and rituals serve asforthese dances5. Participation in folk dancing activities can improve one's6. Itik-itik Dance is originated from a dance called7. Costume for girls in Itik-itik dance is8.costume for boys in Itik Itik dance9. The music in Itik Itik dance is composed ofparts.10.are scattered around in a given space with the girls at theright side of the partner.oro in nerforming the dance steps.
Answer:
1.Folk dance
2-3. steps
4.Themes
5.Terms
6.Sibay
7.Patadyong or balintawak
8.Barong tagalog thxog
9.Fitness
10.two
Explanation:
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25. translate English to Tagalogcollect or draw five pictures or illustrations found in the newspaper or magazines of people participating in different fitness activities.
Mag kolekta o gumuhit ng limang larawan o ilustrastyon na nakikita sa newspaper o magazies ng mga taong nakikilahok sa ibat ibang pangkalusugang aktibidad
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26. II. FILL IN THE BLANK Direction: Read each sentence carefully and complete the statements by writing the appropriate information. Write your answer on the box given below 16. The participants use to depict the Roman soldiers and Syrian mercenaries within the story of the Passion of the Christ. 17. The Komedya began in the Philippines in it then flourished until 1820. 18. Angono, Rizal is known as the 19. The is a colourful theatre form whose plot revolves around the social, political, and religious conflicts between the Christians and the Muslims 20. is a Hiligaynon word that means "merry making. 21 is a Lenten festival held annually on Holy Week on the island of Marinduque, Philippines. 22 is always present in special Filipino occasions, especially on fiestas. 23. This is an annual celebration to pay homage to San Isidro Labrador, the patron saint of farmers, for a 24. is one of the religious festivals in the Philippines that celebrate the feast of the Santo Niño and the pact between the Datus and locals. 25. You might well watch the locals masquerading as Negritos in colorful costumes, dancing and chanting 26. The town of is also famous for its Higantes Festival. 27. Tourists flock the city during this time to watch the which features giant floats in different characters made of flowers. 28. The word means "like the water current, and is actually the name of the step that the dancers perform. 29. This religious festivity is also one of the oldest Philippine celebrations. 30. they are being known as the City of Smiles. 31. is a form of entertainment that features music and dance woven into a play 32. The Tagalog text we know of today is attributed to 33. is a season for blossoming, 34. It is derived from the word which means good, valuable and superior. 35. the star of "Dalagang Bukid" was a Filipino artist whose name is already, synonymous with the sarswela.
Answer:iiwan
wanwan
Explanation:
27. Give an situation that shows respect for participant’s rights and dignity Need po now kahit Tagalog
Answer:
Isang taong tinulungan ang isang actor na nagkamali sa kanyang papel sa pagtatanghal.
Answer:
ISANG ARAW MAY MATANDANG BABAE NA TUMATAWID SA KALSADA AT MARAMI SYANG DALANG MGA KAKAININ NILA SA BAHAY KAYA TINULUNGAN KO PARA DI NA SYA MAHIRAPAN TINULUNGAN KO DIN SYANG TUMAWID SA KALSADA PARA SURE NA DI SYA MASASAKTAN.
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28. inequality in one variable. History of Carmona In the late 16th century, a Spanish colonial resettlement program was implemented across wide areas of what came to be known as the province of (EXAMPLE) CAVITE. The program was designed to integrate the Filipinos into the religious and political institutions of the Spaniards. (1)__________ was first established as a mission town in 1595. Together with the other mission towns in the province, it became one of the centers of religious and economic activities in the first centuries of Spanish colonial rule. Carmona used to be a barrio of the Mission Town of Silang. It was locally known as "(2)_____________ "", a tagalog word for plain" due to the numerous hills and plains in the area. At that time, this barrio was just a small farming community with a very small population. As its population rapidly increased, religious and political separation from the town of Silang was later sought from Spain. Eventually, it became an independent municipality on February 20, 1857 by virtue of the Royal Decree issued by the King of Spain through Governor General Fernando de (5)__________ The name (3_______) was adopted as a sign of gratitude to the Spanish officials who influenced the Central Government at the time of separation of the barrio. With boundaries properly delineated and a church established, it started its own religious and political administration. The people of Carmona have actively participated in the revolution against the Spaniards. It also witnessed the Filipinos' resistance against the Japanese forces. During the Japanese occupation, some of Carmona's prominent houses were used as Japanese headquarters while the hills became the stronghold of Filipino revolutionaries After the war, Carmona started to find its path towards economic and political stabilization. During this period, the provision of a stable means of livelihood for all the people became top priority. Since Carmona was basically agricultural, the communal agricultural lands were offered to the farmers for cultivation through lottery. This practice, held every three years, was locally known as "(4)__________ ". Since then, it has been embedded into the municipality's traditional procedures on lanc ownership. To this day, farm lots are being raffled off to interested farmers, lucky winners are awarded the right to till and develop a certain section of the communal lands. This traditional practice defuses agrarian unrest and decreases tensions or land conflicts.
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In the late 16th century, a Spanish colonial resettlement program was implemented across wide areas of what came to be known as the province of (EXAMPLE) CAVITE. The program was designed to integrate the Filipinos into the religious and political institutions of the Spaniards. (1) __SILANG____ was first established as a mission town in 1595. Together with the other mission towns in the province, it became one of the centers of religious and economic activities in the first centuries of Spanish colonial rule.
Carmona used to be a barrio of the Mission Town of Silang. It was locally known as "(2) ___LATAG____", a tagalog word for "plain" due to the numerous hills and plains in the area. At that time, this barrio was just a small farming community with a very small population. As its population rapidly increased, religious and political separation from the town of Silang was later sought from Spain. Eventually, it became an independent municipality on February 20, 1857 by virtue of the Royal Decree issued by the King of Spain through Governor General Fernando de (5) ___NORZAGARAY____.
The name (3) __CARMONA__ was adopted as a sign of gratitude to the Spanish officials who influenced the Central Government at the time of separation of the barrio. With boundaries properly delineated and a church established, it started its own religious and political administration. The people of Carmona have actively participated in the revolution against the Spaniards. It also witnessed the Filipinos' resistance against the Japanese forces. During the Japanese occupation, some of Carmona's prominent houses were used as Japanese headquarters while the hills became the stronghold of Filipino revolutionaries.
After the war, Carmona started to find its path towards economic and political stabilization. During this period, the provision of a stable means of livelihood for all the people became top priority. Since Carmona was basically agricultural, the communal agricultural lands were offered to the farmers for cultivation through lottery. This practice, held every three years, was locally known as "(4) __SORTEO____". Since then, it has been embedded into the municipality's traditional procedures on land ownership. To this day, farm lots are being raffled off to interested farmers, lucky winners are awarded the right to till and develop a certain section of the communal lands. This traditional practice defuses agrarian unrest and decreases tensions on land conflicts.
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YAN NA LODI KAKATAPOS KO LANG RIN MAGSAGOT NIYAN NASA HISTORY OF CARMONA LANG YAN BASAHIN MO PARA ALAM MO KUNG SAAN KINUHA YUNG SAGOT KO U.U TNX ME LATER AT PABRAINLEST NA RIN PO BYE MWUAH <3
29. interpersonal, spiritual, romantic, bahala na, comradeship,utang na loob, soulmate,intimate relationship,open relationship,pakikisama , soulmate 1.this is also known as reliance on god that he will take care of him/her. 2.this refers to a very close but non sexual relationship 3.this level of friendship must know and trust one another and they are also confidant in which there is physical and emotional intimacy. 4.this is a type of friendship that both participants are free to have another partner 5. this type of friendship inloves humankind's ultimate nature not only as a material being but with a unique relationship 6.this level of friendship involves humankinds ultimate nature not only as a material being but with a unique relationship 7. one of the filipino traits owe something good to a person to the extent that sometime the former look beyond any bad or negative things 8.this filipino trait it's just like a double-sided knife which mean to join a group in tagalog 9. this refer to friend, colleagues, or allies
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1. SPIRITUAL
2.SOULMATE
3.INTIMITATE RELATIONSHIP
4.PAKIKISAMA
5.OPEN RELATIONSHIP
6.ROMANTIC
7.UTANG NA LOOB
8.COMRADESHIP
8.BAHALA NA
YAN DIN SINAGOT KO SA KAPATID KO DI KO LNG ALAM KUNG PERFECT PERO SANA MAKATULONG
PA BRAINLIST MUAHH
30. Performance Task (Integration in Arts) Directions: Write the name of the festival in your own place/town Tell something about its nature or background and townspeople participation and contribution. You may use English or Tagalog language Name of FestivalDate of celebrationPlace of Origin Nature & Background Townspeople participation & contribution
Bawatvtaon ay ginagawa sa aming lugar ang Moriones Contest o Fwstival bilang bahagi ng pagdiriwang ng mahal na araw. Ginagawa ito hindi lamang bilang kaugalian sa twing sasapit ang mahal na araw kundi dahil na din sa malaking pa premyo na nagkakahalaga ng 150,000 sa mananalo sa kanilang kasuotan bilang morion. inaabangan ito ng maraming taobtaon taon sa Mindoro
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pt yan ikaw gagawa sarili mo pt yan d yan pnapagawa sa iba
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