3rd Quarter | Week 5 | Assesment Part 1 and 2
Assessment Part 1 Score: 60/60 Assessment Part 2 Score:100/100
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3rd Quarter | Week 3 | Holy Week Special: My Sister, My Lover!
1. Who are the main characters of the story? Describe them, how their paths met and how their relationship developed. The main characters of the story are Arturo Duyan and his spouse, Soccoro de Jesus. Arturo (Art for short) grew up in a happy family. That is until his father left them for a second family. From then on, Art’s admiration for his father turned into hate. He then decided to work at a young age. From his many jobs, he found his passion in hairdressing. This passion helped him transition into fully accepting that he’s gay. Just as he established his first beauty parlor, he met his soon-to-be spouse, Soccoro (Cora for short). Cora is a hopeless romantic. She believes that loving a person should be unconditional. Cora became a regular customer of Art’s parlor through her mother. Soon, Ar...
3rd Quarter | Week 2 | Discussion
1. Enumerate the different Filipino food and snacks in the 2 videos. The first video consists of Filipino snacks: boy bawang, mocca cake, choc nut, salted tamarind, and halo-halo. Meanwhile, the second video consists of palabok, sinigang, kare-kare, pork chicharron, and cassava cake. 2. How do you feel when other nationalities: a. Appreciate/like our food Every time I see other nationalities like my country’s food, my Filipino ego gets stroked. A small sense of pride burns inside me despite not liking the food itself. It makes me feel warm and bubbly to see other people appreciate it in a way that I don’t. At the same time, it makes me feel ashamed because I don’t appreciate it as much as I should. These are the times where mixed feelings dwell inside me. b. Dislike or say bad things about the food we eat Despite agreeing with some of their opinions, I still can’t help but feel indignation for my culture. Call me a hypocrite, but only Filipinos can food-s...