PLIANT LIKE A BAMBOO

PLIANT LIKE A BAMBOO

By Paul Paz

PLIANT LIKE A BAMBOO

By Paul Paz

Poll

HOW DO YOU GUYS FEEL TODAY?

• ^_^

• T_T

• -_-

• >.<

Kaleidoscope World

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FRANCIS MAGALONA FEAT. PAROKYA NI EDGAR

I THINK...

FRANCIS MAGALONA FEAT. PAROKYA NI EDGAR

Open Ended

Differences among people to me means...

Open Ended

Our differences should enable us to...

Open Ended

Considering our differences...

PLIANT LIKE A BAMBOO

Ismael V. Mallari

Open Ended

If you will become one of the trees in the story, who will you choose to be? Why?

PLIANT LIKE A BAMBOO

Ismael V. Mallari

Open Ended

As a Filipino, will you consider yourself like a bamboo? Why? Why not?

PLIANT LIKE A BAMBOO

Ismael V. Mallari

Open Ended

Do you agree with the writer’s description of the Filipino? Why? Why not?

Open Ended

How does one’s uniqueness become a key to understanding diversity?

What Kind of Persons are Filipinos?

Infer what character traits of a Filipino is exemplified by each sentence taken from the text. Choose your answer from the word pool.

Multiple Choice

1. The mango tree stood fast. It would not yield.

• proud

• flexible

• humble

• friendly

• strong

Multiple Choice

2. When finally, the wind got tired of blowing, the bamboo tree still stood in all its beauty and grace.

• proud

• flexible

• humble

• friendly

• good

Multiple Choice

3. For the Filipino will welcome any kind of life that the gods offer him that is why he is contented, happy and at peace.

• proud strong

• flexible

• humble

• friendly

• good

Multiple Choice

4. His voice is soft and he has the gift of languages.

• proud strong

• flexible

• humble

• friendly

• good

Multiple Choice

5. The Filipino learned to bow his head low to cooperate with the Japanese.

• proud strong

• flexible

• humble

• friendly

• good