Learning Task 1: In your notebook, copy and answer the statements below. Let us have a game by knowing who had the sweetest pare
nts/guardians during your childhood days. When you were a child... Were you given a pasalubong by your parents? Were you allowed to play outside with your friends? Were you get a reward for every good thing you'd done? Were you given a baon amounting to Php 20 and above? Were you allowed to watch TV from time to time? Were you fetched by your parents or guardians in school? Were you given time to concentrate on your studies? Were you allowed to use gadgets from time to time? Were you taught positive values at home? Were you taken to any facilities such as mall, park, etc.? Legend: One (1) yes is equivalent to one (1) point. 1-5 - Moderately Sweet 6-8 - Sweet 9-10 - Very Sweet Remember that the given statement are just some of the ways on how our parents/guardians can show their sweetness to us. There are still other ways which may not be indicated above as to how they can let us feel how they love us. PA tulong nmn po pls.
The questions shown above want to know about your childhood and the way your parents acted towards you. This is something very personal and should be answered by you, but I will show you how to answer them.
These questions must be answered with "yes" or "no." You won't need to explain anything about them.
All you will need to do is carefully read each question and search your memory if the issue the question is posing happened when you were a child, or if it didn't.
If it happened, you must answer "yes." If not, you must answer "no."
Answer: To what extent did Yellow Journalism lead to war with Spain?- William Randolph Hearst Yellow journalism was a style of newspaper reporting that emphasized sensationalism over facts. During its heyday in the late 19th century, it was one of many factors that helped push the United States and Spain into war in Cuba and the Philippines, leading to overseas territory by the United States.
