DAY 1_ENGLISH 7: QUARTER 3, MODULE 3

A true Filipino stands at attention whenever he/she hears the Philippine National  Anthem.

• YES

• NO

Answer explanation

The Philippine National Anthem is a symbol of national pride and patriotism for Filipinos. It is a reminder of the country's history and the sacrifices made by its people to achieve independence. As such, it is customary for Filipinos to stand at attention when the anthem is played, as a sign of respect and reverence for the nation and its people.

Filipino is encouraged in the elementary, secondary and college levels as a medium of instruction.

• YES

• NO

Answer explanation

It shows respect to our national song and flag.

Traditionally, many Filipinos pause to say a prayer at angelus time.

• YES

• NO

Answer explanation

It reflects one’s love for God.

In a village that practices bayanihan, Filipinos help each other in constructing the village church.

• YES

• NO

Answer explanation

It encourages togetherness and cooperation among Filipinos.

Kissing the hands or pagmamano is currently considered out of fashion.

• YES

• NO

Answer explanation

It destroys one form of respect for elders by Filipinos.

OPM or Original Pilipino Music must make up half the airtime of local musical radio programs.

• YES

• NO

Answer explanation

It encourages love for Filipino music.

A true Filipino believes that a favor granted has to be repaid.

• YES

• NO

Answer explanation

Expecting something in return for a favor done is not a good trait. It shows that the help given is insincere.

Filipino grooms-to-be traditionally visit the parents of their fiancées to perform a pre-betrothal ceremony called pamamanhikan.

• YES

• NO

Answer explanation

It honors the bride-to-be’s parents and shows respect or gratitude for their permission to marry their daughter.

Giving donations to a bereaved family is a foreign tradition that was not adopted by Filipinos.

• YES

• NO

Answer explanation

Giving donations to a bereaved family is a very Filipino tradition that has always been practiced.

Pakikisama—or the ability to get along with others to avoid conflict—is not being demonstrated by Filipinos anymore.

• YES

• NO

Answer explanation

Pakikisama is still practiced by Filipinos. It is especially seen among family members and friends.