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Why Do We Need to Study Literature
CLASS EXERCISE
NAME:_______________________________________ DATE:______________

1. Role Playing: Prepare a role play depliciting the various Filipino Cultural values with the following characters: a) Classroom teachers b) Policeman c) Market vender d) Driver e) Security guard f) Priest/minister g) Barangat captain h) Businessman i) Street aide j) Students k) Carpenter l) Parents 2. Write a brief essay in Filipino about the rich cultural heritage of the Filipinos that must be developed and perpetuated.

3. You are going to write a foreigner-friend living in the United States. He/she has not gone to Philippines. However, he/she has been reading some literatures about the rich cultural heritage of the Filipinos. In your letter, you are going to inform him/her of these beautiful values. 4. Make a collage portraying any of the ff: Cultural/ Social Values a) Bayanihan b) Utang na loob c) Pakikisama d) Respect for others e) Hiya f) Love of country g) Pride in one’s own product h) Cleanliness i) Industry j) Love of children k) Family solidarity l) Veneration of heroes

5. What to do you mean by this saying “ ang hindi marunong lumingon sa pinanggalingan ay hindi makakarating sa paroroonan.”

Jesus said: “ I am the Way, The Truth and the Life; No one Goes to the Father except by me”
(John 14:6)

APPENDIX A
Skills Invention A. Instrumental Skills: The abilities that enable one to get a job done; the intellectual and physical competencies that enables the individual to shape both ideas and the important mediate external environment the skills involved in physical dexterity, handicrafts and cognitive accomplishments.
Skills Scores 1. Coordinating ones physical self in same form of sports or exercises 0 1 2 3 2. Speaking effectively about what one thinks and feels in one thinks 0 1 2

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