2. The doctors (is, are) assessing carefully the condition of the man.

3. The gardener (water, waters) the plants every morning.

4. The charming receptionist (welcome, welcomes) the guests to the party.

5. Young and old tourists (visit, visits) the old churches several times.

6. None of the liquefied gas (receive, receives) an approval mark for the commission.

7. Either the pitcher or the base runners (was, were) caught napping.

8. The nurses at Dr. Leon’s clinic always (seem, seems) pleasant.

9. If you ask me, all the questions (is, are) relevant to the topic.

10. The reader feels that every line in the poem (touch, touches) her inner soul.

A form of folk literature concerning to a traditional sacred story, which usually narrates the activities of gods and and also explains a natural phenomenon or cultural practice.

A form of folk narrative that refers to the literary representations of the origin of a person, a thing, or a place. It involves heroic characters, lovers, or some mythical creatures.

It is a folk narrative that is originally written as a narrative poetry. The story narrates the adventures of a hero or heroine.

It is a folk narrative that involves characters such as animals or plants, and it always has its moral lesson to convey to its readers.

It is known to be part of the Philippine oral tradition that gives wise sayings to the Filipino people. It manifests the richness of the Philippine culture, beliefs, and values.