Buod sa lagom sa teleseryeng The Stepdaughters​

1. Buod sa lagom sa teleseryeng The Stepdaughters​

Answer:

sasalamat

Explanation:

so p sa points

2. 5. Bakit kaya madalas na hindi nagkakasundo ang ganitong uri ng relasyon(stepfather/mother sa kanyang stepdaughter/son)?​

Answer:

Maaaring hindi nila tanggap ang isat isa

Explanation:

Maaari lang po yan po kasi opinyon ko

Answer:

Dahil minsan di nila gusto ang isat-isa o ayaw ng step dauther/son sa kanyang stepfather/mother dahil di niya gusto ito na maging ikalawang ina para sa kaniyang papa

3. GENDERChoose from the list below and fill in the boxes withthe right answerA brideF goddessB heroine G stepdaughterC gooseH empressD vixenTwitchE duchessJ SOW(1) fox =(2) wizard =(3) stepson =(4) god =(5) gander =(6) hero =(7) boar =(8) emperor =(9) bridegroom(10) duke =​

Answer:

god

stepdaughter

bride

4. Date:Part I. Read the following statements carefully. Identify what is being described in eachitem. Choose your answers from the choices inside the box.A. HypertextB. IntertextC. Both1. Snow, Glass, Apples is a short story by Neil Gaiman. This piece tells the story ofSnow White from the point of view of her stepmother, who was actually trying to savethe kingdom from her bloodthirsty stepdaughter.2. Wicked by Gregory McGuire revolves around the story of the Wicked Witch of theWest from Frank Baum's The Wizard of Oz and reimagines her as the misunderstoodprotagonist, Elphaba.3. Fast City by Don Bosco is an interactive narrative which presents a set of conflictsand psychological landscapes placed within a technology-obsessed urban space.4. The Museum by Adam Kenney emulates the experience of being in a museum byallocating a page to each part of the museum and giving the reader free rein as towhere he/she wants to go by providing links to different 'areas' of the museum,5. Bridget Jones's Diary by Helen Fielding is written in a diary format and chroniclesevents within a year in the life of protagonist Bridget in the 90s; it is loosely based onJane Austen's Pride and Prejudice.6. This creates a network of materials linked because of various connections.7. It is the complex interrelationship between a text and other texts.8. This can also be seen as footnote or commentaries in the margin.9. This is the modelling of a text's meaning by another text.10. It is a non-linear way of presenting information.​

Explanation:

hay sobrang hirap nmn yarn hindi ko po kyang sagutan sorry

5. direction. write I if the context of each story is intertext; write H if it is hypertext.___1.snow, glass, apples short story by neil gaiman. this piece tells the story of snow white from the point of view of her stepmother, who was actually trying to save the kingdom from her bloodthirsty stepdaughter.___2. wicked by gregory mcguire revolves around the story of the wicked witch of the west from frank baum's the wizard of oz and reimagines her as the misunderstood protagonist, elphaba. ___3. fast city by don bosco is an interactive narrative which presents a set of conflicts and psychological landscapes placed within a technology obsessed urban space .___4. the museum by adam kenney emulates the experience of being in a museum by allocating a page to each part of the museum and giving the reader free rein as where he or she wants to go by providing links to the different 'areas' of the museum .___5. bridget jones's diary by helen fielding is written in a diary format and chronicles events within a year in the life of protagonist bridget in the 90s; it is loosely based on jane austen's pride and prejudice .​

Answer:

1.i

2.h

3.h

4.i

5.i

Explanation:

pabrainlest po if correct.

6. ACTIVITY 2. Directions: Below are some descriptions of different stories. On the line before each number, write A if the context of each story is Hypertext; write B if it is in Intertext. (10 pts.)_____1. Snow, Glass, Apples is a short story by Neil Gaiman. The piece tells the story of Snow Whitefrom the point of view of her stepmother, who was actually trying to save the kingdom from her bloodthirsty stepdaughter_____2. Bridget Jones’s Diary by Helen Fielding is written in a diary format and chronicles events within a year in the life of protagonist Bridget that is loosely based on Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice._____3. Wicked by Gregory McGuire revolves around the story of the Wicked Witch of the West from Frank Baum’s The Wizard of Oz and reimagines her as the misunderstood protagonist, Elphaba. _____4. The Museum by Adam Kenney emulates the experience of being in a museum by allocating a page to each part of the museum and giving the reader free rein as to where he/she wants to go by providing links to different area of the museum. _____5. Fast City by Don Bosco is an interactive narrative, which presents a set of conflicts and psychological landscapes placed within a technology-obsessed urban space. _____6. Reimagining of Cinderella (fairy tale)/ Cinderella (animation)/ Cinderella Story (film)/ El Enchanted_____7. William Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Juliet” is a reference of Taylor Swift’s “Love Story”.______8. Aime Cesaire’s play A Tempest is an adaptation of The Tempest by William Shakespeare. The author parodies Shakespeare’s play from a post-colonial point of view.______9. James Joyce retells The Odyssey in his very famous novel Ulysses.______10. William Golding, in his novel Lord of the Flies, takes the story implicitly from Treasure Island, written by Robert Louis Stevenson.​

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Explanation:

yan pa fallow salamt

7. 24-hour queue by lucy Williamson, palanca, Moldova seen the Moldovan border,Ukraine is a nation of women, mothers and grandmothers wheeling suitcases to safety, leafing their children into the unknown, ana arrived at the palanca crossing point after more than 24 hours waiting in a queue on the Ukrainian side of the border-her little yellow car stuffed with bags, her six-years old granddaughter singing to herself in the backseat. ana and her stepdaughter had driven straight from the southern city of odesa-some 50kmm away and now a key target for Russia in the war, but ana's calm smiling manner crumbled as soon as she began to speak. breaking down in tears, she described how she'd had to leave her husband behind to defend their country, i hope the west will help us to get out of his terrible situation, because right now we're facing the Russian aggressor alone, around her. local volunteers from Moldova's towns and villages waited to offer lifts to ukrainians arriving here on foot. but, like ana, many who turn up here have thought only of escaping ukraine, and have little idea of what happens now-for their country or themselves. alarm stage. resistance stage. exhaustion stage​

Answer:

Tens of thousands of Ukrainians are pouring towards neighbouring countries to flee the Russian invasion.

In the three days since the invasion began, more than 115,000 have crossed into Poland alone - some travelling for more than two days, others joining queues 15km (10 miles) long at border points.

Those fleeing are mostly women and children, as all Ukrainian men aged 18 to 60 are being told to stay and fight - in some cases separated from their families. BBC correspondents met them at the borders.

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Ana at Palanka-Maiaky-Udobne border crossing between Moldova and Ukraine

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Ana had to leave her husband behind in Ukraine

24-hour queue

By Lucy Williamson, Palanca, Moldova

Seen from the Moldovan border, Ukraine is a nation of women. Mothers and grandmothers, wheeling suitcases to safety, leading their children into the unknown.

Ana arrived at the Palanca crossing point after more than 24 hours waiting in a queue on the Ukrainian side of the border - her little yellow car stuffed with bags, her six-year-old granddaughter singing to herself in the backseat.

Ana and her stepdaughter had driven straight from the southern city of Odesa - some 50km away and now a key target for Russia in the war.

But Ana's calm smiling manner crumbled as soon as she began to speak. Breaking down in tears, she described how she'd had to leave her husband behind to defend their country.

"I hope the West will help us get out of this terrible situation, because right now we're facing the Russian aggressor alone."

Around her, local volunteers from Moldova's towns and villages waited to offer lifts to Ukrainians arriving here on foot.

But, like Ana, many who turn up here have thought only of escaping Ukraine, and have little idea of what happens now - for their country or themselves.

Tea, coffee and guidance at makeshift stalls at the Ukraine-Moldova border

Image caption,

8. WORKSHEET 13 A. MULTIPLE CHOICE. Write the letter of the correct answer. 1. He is a friend of Rizal who informed him that the revolution in Cuba was plagued by a yellow-fever epidemic. A. Pio Valenzuela B. Ferdinand Blumentritt C. Gov. Gen. Ramon Blanco D. Matias Arrieta 2. Rizal jointly won a lottery ticket worth A. P20,000 B. P50,000 C. P5,000 D. 17,000 3. He is the Spanish commandant who became Rizal's friend during his exile in Dapitan. A. Pablo Pastells B. Francisco de Paula Sanchez C. Ricardo Carnicero D. Kapitan Tiago 4. She is an orphan with an Irish blood and stepdaughter of Rizal's patient from Hong Kong. A. Narcisa B. Josephine Bracken C. Leonor Rivera D. Orang Valenzuela 5. Which among the following is not included in Rizal's acquired land from the lottery ticket that he won? A. house B. school C. chapel D. hospital B. TRUE or FALSE. Write a triangle if the statement is true and a circle if it is false. 6. It was in Dapitan that Rizal was able to practice medicine. 7. Rizal's request to face his executioners at the time of his death was granted. 8. Rizal cited his points to prove his innocence. 9. Mi Ultimo Adios is the last poem that Rizal wrote for his family. 10. Rizal was in Barcelona when he was brought back to the Philippines to be imprisoned at Fort Santiago.

Answer:

1. A

2. B

3. C

4. B

5. D

6. Triangle

7. Circle

8. Triangle

9. Triangle

10 Circle

Answer:

A

B

C

B

D

TRIANGLE

CIRCLE

TRIANGLE

CIRCLE

TRIANGLE