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    Quarter 1-Week 8 - Day 2-Appendices

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    This document contains 3 appendices: Appendix A provides instructions to fill out a table comparing the similarities and differences between the topics, settings, purposes, intended audiences, and relevance today of the texts "Ibalon" and "Overseas Filipino Workers as Everyday Heroes". Appendix B contains song lyrics asking to sing of the kings of courage and the war that took place until the defeat of Oriol. Appendix C lists 10 common idioms and their meanings, such as "grab a seat" meaning "sit down" and "on cloud nine" meaning "very happy".

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    This document contains 3 appendices: Appendix A provides instructions to fill out a table comparing the similarities and differences between the topics, settings, purposes, intended audiences, and relevance today of the texts "Ibalon" and "Overseas Filipino Workers as Everyday Heroes". Appendix B contains song lyrics asking to sing of the kings of courage and the war that took place until the defeat of Oriol. Appendix C lists 10 common idioms and their meanings, such as "grab a seat" meaning "sit down" and "on cloud nine" meaning "very happy".

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    This document contains 3 appendices: Appendix A provides instructions to fill out a table comparing the similarities and differences between the topics, settings, purposes, intended audiences, and relevance today of the texts "Ibalon" and "Overseas Filipino Workers as Everyday Heroes". Appendix B contains song lyrics asking to sing of the kings of courage and the war that took place until the defeat of Oriol. Appendix C lists 10 common idioms and their meanings, such as "grab a seat" meaning "sit down" and "on cloud nine" meaning "very happy".

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    Quarter 1-Week 8 - Day 2-Appendices

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    This document contains 3 appendices: Appendix A provides instructions to fill out a table comparing the similarities and differences between the topics, settings, purposes, intended audiences, and relevance today of the texts "Ibalon" and "Overseas Filipino Workers as Everyday Heroes". Appendix B contains song lyrics asking to sing of the kings of courage and the war that took place until the defeat of Oriol. Appendix C lists 10 common idioms and their meanings, such as "grab a seat" meaning "sit down" and "on cloud nine" meaning "very happy".

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    Week 8- Day 2 Appendices

    Appendix A

    Task 4. Then and Now

    Read the following text. Fill in the table to show the similarities and differences between this text and ―Ibal on in terms of
    topic, setting, purpose, intended audience, and relevance today. Do this on a half sheet of paper.

    Overseas Filipino Workers as Everyday Heroes

    1 Overseas Filipino Workers take a huge risk when they travel and work abroad. OFWs sacrifice a lot in order to give
    a better life for their families. They are heroes in their own right because they live to help their families and sometimes
    even other people they do not even know, but are in need of their help and support.

    2 Heroes think of other people first before they think of themselves. Heroes are unique individuals that sacrifice
    themselves for the sake of others. OFWs face great challenges head on with only their faith, hope, and determination to
    carry them through. They strive hard to ensure that their children‘s future would be bright and that they would live a life
    that they have dreamed of.

    3 What are OFWs made of? They are made of determination, courage, a risk-taking attitude, a heart of gold, and other
    qualities that make them everyday heroes to a lot of people. They go beyond their call of duty to help their families, to help
    their country and sometimes people in need, even if it means putting themselves in danger.

    4 You do not have to be an OFW to be a hero. You are a hero if you sacrifice a part of yourself to help other people
    who are in need. You are a hero if you can make someone else smile despite the trials and challenges he has. You are a hero
    if you can make others feel better about themselves. If you do any of these, then you are a hero in a person‘s heart.

    Ibalon OFWs as Everyday Heroes

    Topic

    Setting

    Purpose

    Intended Audience

    Relevance Today

    Appendix B

    Sing and tell us of the kings


    of… courage
    and the war that took place
    until the defeat of Oriol.

    ―Took place in the stanza means ―happened. It is an idiomatic expression or idiom. Its meaning is different from what
    the individual words literally mean. Idioms are used for different purposes and in varied situations.

    Appendix C

    IDIOMS MEANING

    1. grab a seat (sit down)


    2. zip it (stop talking)
    3. at your earliest convenience (as soon as possible)
    4. look up to (admire)
    5. on cloud nine (very happy)
    6. on the ball (alert)
    7. a piece of cake (very easy)
    8. in a nutshell (as briefly as possible)
    9. once in a blue moon (rarely)
    10. an act of God (a natural and unavoidable event
    that results in great loss)

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