The document provides instructions for writing an editorial article. It explains that an editorial presents a newspaper's opinion on an issue to influence public opinion and promote critical thinking. It outlines the key steps: choose a significant topic, research the topic thoroughly, provide background and context in the introduction, refute or reject opposing views with facts and evidence, offer realistic solutions if addressing a problem, and restate the opinion and its logic in the conclusion.
The document discusses the rule for subtracting integers. The rule states that to subtract, you add the opposite. So for example, 5 - (-3) means 5 + 3, since the opposite of -3 is 3. It provides examples of subtracting integers like -5 - (-3) and -8 - (-4) using the rule. It also has practice problems for students to evaluate expressions with variables like finding a - b - (-6) when a = 8 and b = -15.
This document provides instructions for performing basic operations with decimals such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. It explains how to align the decimals and describes the steps for each operation. Examples are provided for adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing decimals. The document also covers comparing and converting fractions and decimals, with examples of how to convert a fraction to a decimal and vice versa. It concludes with contact information.
May 10, 2021 ( making a stand based on informed opinion)GessleGamir
The document discusses how to teach fractions to elementary school students using visual representations like pizza slices. It recommends starting by showing students that a whole can be separated into equal parts and having them count the parts to understand fractional amounts. Hands-on models like fraction bars or paper strips cut into pieces are suggested to demonstrate how fractions represent portions of a whole.
Finding the percentage in the given problemDanilynRitcha1
The document provides information about percentages including how to calculate percentages, convert between ratio, decimal and fraction forms of percentages, and examples of percentage word problems. It discusses finding the percentage of a whole using the formula Percentage = Rate x Base and provides multiple examples of solving percentage problems including one where a student Allan scores 48 out of 50 on a test, getting 96% correct.
This document discusses cause and effect and provides examples. It defines cause as the reason or explanation for events, and effect as the outcome or result of an event. It lists words that indicate cause like "because" and "since" and words that indicate effect like "therefore" and "consequently." Examples are provided of causes and their effects, like Juan falling in the canal because he wasn't looking where he was walking. The document instructs to think of causes for given effects and write sentences combining them.
This document provides instructions for reading an electric meter with dials. It explains that the dials should be read from right to left and the lowest number recorded if the pointer is between two numbers. It also notes that if the pointer is on a number to look at the dial to the right to determine if the recorded number is higher or lower. Finally, it indicates that to calculate electric usage the numbers from each dial should be read from left to right and the current reading should be subtracted from the previous reading.
The document provides instructions for writing an editorial article. It explains that an editorial presents a newspaper's opinion on an issue to influence public opinion and promote critical thinking. It outlines the key steps: choose a significant topic, research the topic thoroughly, provide background and context in the introduction, refute or reject opposing views with facts and evidence, offer realistic solutions if addressing a problem, and restate the opinion and its logic in the conclusion.
The document discusses the rule for subtracting integers. The rule states that to subtract, you add the opposite. So for example, 5 - (-3) means 5 + 3, since the opposite of -3 is 3. It provides examples of subtracting integers like -5 - (-3) and -8 - (-4) using the rule. It also has practice problems for students to evaluate expressions with variables like finding a - b - (-6) when a = 8 and b = -15.
This document provides instructions for performing basic operations with decimals such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. It explains how to align the decimals and describes the steps for each operation. Examples are provided for adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing decimals. The document also covers comparing and converting fractions and decimals, with examples of how to convert a fraction to a decimal and vice versa. It concludes with contact information.
May 10, 2021 ( making a stand based on informed opinion)GessleGamir
The document discusses how to teach fractions to elementary school students using visual representations like pizza slices. It recommends starting by showing students that a whole can be separated into equal parts and having them count the parts to understand fractional amounts. Hands-on models like fraction bars or paper strips cut into pieces are suggested to demonstrate how fractions represent portions of a whole.
Finding the percentage in the given problemDanilynRitcha1
The document provides information about percentages including how to calculate percentages, convert between ratio, decimal and fraction forms of percentages, and examples of percentage word problems. It discusses finding the percentage of a whole using the formula Percentage = Rate x Base and provides multiple examples of solving percentage problems including one where a student Allan scores 48 out of 50 on a test, getting 96% correct.
This document discusses cause and effect and provides examples. It defines cause as the reason or explanation for events, and effect as the outcome or result of an event. It lists words that indicate cause like "because" and "since" and words that indicate effect like "therefore" and "consequently." Examples are provided of causes and their effects, like Juan falling in the canal because he wasn't looking where he was walking. The document instructs to think of causes for given effects and write sentences combining them.
This document provides instructions for reading an electric meter with dials. It explains that the dials should be read from right to left and the lowest number recorded if the pointer is between two numbers. It also notes that if the pointer is on a number to look at the dial to the right to determine if the recorded number is higher or lower. Finally, it indicates that to calculate electric usage the numbers from each dial should be read from left to right and the current reading should be subtracted from the previous reading.
The document defines prime and composite numbers. A prime number has only two factors - itself and 1, and is only divisible by those two numbers. A composite number has more than two factors. This is illustrated with 2 being a prime number since it only has two factors, and 6 being a composite number since it has four factors. The key points are that a prime number has two factors, a composite number has more than two, and these categories do not apply to negative integers.
Lesson in Hiram na Salita. mga salitang banyagang ginagamit sa Wikang Filipino.
Wala itong katumbas na salita sa wikang Filipino kaya’t hiniram na lang ang pagbigkas at pagbaybay ng banyaga dito.
Maaaring ang mga ito ay may taglay na mga hiram na titik gaya ng: C F, J, Q, V, X, Z
Mga alituntunin sa panghihiram o pagtutumbas ng mga salitang hiram:
1. Ginagamit sa pangngalang pantangi ang mga hiram na titik nang walang pagbabago.
Halimbawa: Mike, Colgate
2. Salitang katutubo mula ibang wika.
Halimbawa:
ifun (pinakamaliit na banak)
masjid (pook-dalanginan ng mga Muslim)
3. Kung konsistent ang pagbabaybay ng salita, hiramin ito nang walang pagbabago.
Halimbawa:
Ingles Filipino
alto alto
editor editor
memorandum memorandum
4.. Kung hindi konsistent ang pagbabaybay ng salita, hiramin ito at baybayin nang konsistent ayon sa tuntuning kung ano ang bigkas ay siyang baybay.
Halimbawa:
Ingles Filipino
meeting miting
leader lider
teacher titser
5. May mga salita sa Ingles na maaaring hiramin nang walang pagbabago. Ito ay ang simbolong pang-agham, salitang agham at teknikal at ang mga salitang Ingles na kapag binabaybay sa Filipino ay malayo na ang kahulugan.
Halimbawa:
calcium H2O (water)
x – ray CO2 (carbon dioxide)
6. Kapag ang hiniram na salita sa Ingles ay may katumbas sa Filipino, katumbas na salita ang siyang gagamitin.
Halimbawa:
Ingles Filipino
ability kasanayan
rule tuntunin
south timogAng mga salitang hiram ay mga salitang nanggaling sa iba’t ibang mga dayuhang nakarating sa ating bansa na kalimitan na nating ginagamit sa pang-araw-araw na pakikipag-usap o talakayan.
Binago man ang baybayin o hindi, mahalaga ang mga salitang hiram sapagkat nakatutulong ito sa pagpapayaman ng ating bokabularyo o talasalitaan.
Ang mga salitang hiram ay mga salitang nanggaling sa iba’t ibang mga dayuhang nakarating sa ating bansa na kalimitan na nating ginagamit sa pang-araw-araw na pakikipag-usap o talakayan.
Binago man ang baybayin o hindi, mahalaga ang mga salitang hiram sapagkat nakatutulong ito sa pagpapayaman ng ating bokabularyo o talasalitaan.
Ang mga salitang hiram ay mga salitang nanggaling sa iba’t ibang mga dayuhang nakarating sa ating bansa na kalimitan na nating ginagamit sa pang-araw-araw na pakikipag-usap o talakayan.
Binago man ang baybayin o hindi, mahalaga ang mga salitang hiram sapagkat nakatutulong ito sa pagpapayaman ng ating bokabularyo o talasalitaan.
The document provides guidance for teachers on developing an Individual Plan for Professional Development (IPPD). It explains that an IPPD is a tool for teachers to chart goals and plan learning activities to enhance their competencies in order to improve student performance. The document outlines the process for developing an IPPD, including conducting a needs assessment, formulating goals and objectives, identifying strategies and resources, setting timeframes and indicators. It emphasizes that the IPPD should be based on the teacher's needs identified through the National Competency-Based Teacher Standards self-assessment, as well as school and student performance data. The IPPD is intended to guide a teacher's ongoing professional learning and development over the course of a school year.
The document provides steps for adding multi-digit numbers with regrouping. It explains that when adding numbers in columns, if the total in a column is 10 or more, you regroup by adding 1 to the column to the left and carrying the 1 to the next column. It then works through an example of adding 3,243 mathematics books and 4,659 science books. Finally, it provides additional practice problems for readers to try adding multi-digit numbers themselves.
Ang Wikang Filipino ay mayaman sa Kultura. Ang PagkaPilipino ay ipalaganap, mahalin, tangkilikin at gamitin. Mga Sawikain ang siyang mga salitang makakatulog sa pag-unlad ng Sariling Wika. Sa pamamagitan nito'y natutukoy ng mga banyaga na ang ating wika ay humuhugis sa ating buong pagkatao.
Program for investiture 2016 tagalog versionDaniel Bragais
Boy Scout of the Philippines Investiture ceremony is conducted in order to officially dedicates its new member in scouting organization all around the world. This Script or Spiel is in Tagalog or Filipino so that it can easily be understood by Pinoy or People of the Philippine Republic.
Mga uri at mga aspekto ng pandiwa GRADE5-8Edwin slide
MGA URI AT ASPEKTO NG PANDIWA GRADE5-8
SALAMAT SA INYO WAG KALIMUTAN I FOLLOW NYU AKO
https://www.slideshare.net/EdwinCabardo1
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OTHER WATCH:
PAGAWA NG BALITA
https://www.slideshare.net/EdwinCabardo1/pagsulat-ng-balita-20172018-grade-6-9
This document contains a practice test with multiple choice, fill-in-the-blank, and short answer questions about personal information, grammar, and English usage. The test covers topics like personal details, verb conjugation, question formation, prepositions, daily routines, and describing one's hometown. It is designed to evaluate basic English skills.
Note The greater the number of positive responses, the greater th.docxcurwenmichaela
Note: The greater the number of positive responses, the greater the
person’s identification with a traditional heritage. The one exception
to positive answers is the question about family name change. This
question may be answered negatively.
1. Where was your mother born?____________________________
2. Where was your father born? ______________________________
3. Where were your grandparents born?
(1) Your mother’s mother?______________________________
(2) Your mother’s father? ______________________________
(3) Your father’s mother? ______________________________
(4) Your father’s father? ________________________________
4. How many brothers _____ and sisters _____ do you have?
5. What setting did you grow up in? Urban _____ Rural _____
Suburban _____
6. What country did your parents grow up in?
Father _____
Mother _____
7. How old were you when you came to the United States? _____
8. How old were your parents when they came to the United
States? Mother _____ Father _____
9. When you were growing up, who lived with you? _____
10. Have you maintained contact with
a. Aunts, uncles, cousins? (1) Yes _____ (2) No _____
b. Brothers and sisters? (1) Yes _____ (2) No _____
c. Parents? (1) Yes _____ (2) No _____
d. Your own children? (1) Yes _____ (2) No _____
11. Did most of your aunts, uncles, cousins live near your home?
(1) Yes _____ (2) No _____
12. Approximately how often did you visit your family members who
lived outside your home?
(1) Daily _____ (2) Weekly _____ (3) Monthly _____ (4) Once
a year or less _____ (5) Never _____
13. Was your original family name changed?
(1) Yes _____ (2) No _____
14. What is your religious preference?
(1) Catholic _____ (2) Jewish _____ (3) Protestant _____
(4) Denomination (5) Other _____ (6) None _____
15. Is your spouse the same religion as you?
(1) Yes _____ (2) No _____
16. Is your spouse the same ethnic background as you?
(1) Yes _____ (2) No _____
17. What kind of school did you go to?
(1) Public _____ (2) Private _____ (3) Parochial _____
18. As an adult, do you live in a neighborhood where the neighbors
are the same religion and ethnic background as yourself?
(1) Yes _____ (2) No _____
19. Do you belong to a religious institution?
(1) Yes _____ (2) No _____
20. Would you describe yourself as an active member?
(1) Yes _____ (2) No _____
21. How often do you attend your religious institution?
(1) More than once a week _____ (2) Weekly _____
(3) Monthly _____ (4) Special holidays only _____
(5) Never _____
22. Do you practice your religion at home?
(1) Yes _____ (2) No _____
(If yes, please specify)
(3) Praying _____ (4) Bible reading _____
(5) Diet _____ (6) Celebrating religious holidays _____
23. Do you prepare foods of your ethnic background?
(1) Yes _____ (2) No _____
24. Do you participate in ethnic activities?
(1) Yes _____ (2) No _____
(If yes, please verify)
(3) Singing _____ (4) Holiday celebrations _____
(5) Dancing _____ (6) Festivals _____
(7) Costumes _____ (8) Other _____
25. Are your fr ...
The document defines prime and composite numbers. A prime number has only two factors - itself and 1, and is only divisible by those two numbers. A composite number has more than two factors. This is illustrated with 2 being a prime number since it only has two factors, and 6 being a composite number since it has four factors. The key points are that a prime number has two factors, a composite number has more than two, and these categories do not apply to negative integers.
Lesson in Hiram na Salita. mga salitang banyagang ginagamit sa Wikang Filipino.
Wala itong katumbas na salita sa wikang Filipino kaya’t hiniram na lang ang pagbigkas at pagbaybay ng banyaga dito.
Maaaring ang mga ito ay may taglay na mga hiram na titik gaya ng: C F, J, Q, V, X, Z
Mga alituntunin sa panghihiram o pagtutumbas ng mga salitang hiram:
1. Ginagamit sa pangngalang pantangi ang mga hiram na titik nang walang pagbabago.
Halimbawa: Mike, Colgate
2. Salitang katutubo mula ibang wika.
Halimbawa:
ifun (pinakamaliit na banak)
masjid (pook-dalanginan ng mga Muslim)
3. Kung konsistent ang pagbabaybay ng salita, hiramin ito nang walang pagbabago.
Halimbawa:
Ingles Filipino
alto alto
editor editor
memorandum memorandum
4.. Kung hindi konsistent ang pagbabaybay ng salita, hiramin ito at baybayin nang konsistent ayon sa tuntuning kung ano ang bigkas ay siyang baybay.
Halimbawa:
Ingles Filipino
meeting miting
leader lider
teacher titser
5. May mga salita sa Ingles na maaaring hiramin nang walang pagbabago. Ito ay ang simbolong pang-agham, salitang agham at teknikal at ang mga salitang Ingles na kapag binabaybay sa Filipino ay malayo na ang kahulugan.
Halimbawa:
calcium H2O (water)
x – ray CO2 (carbon dioxide)
6. Kapag ang hiniram na salita sa Ingles ay may katumbas sa Filipino, katumbas na salita ang siyang gagamitin.
Halimbawa:
Ingles Filipino
ability kasanayan
rule tuntunin
south timogAng mga salitang hiram ay mga salitang nanggaling sa iba’t ibang mga dayuhang nakarating sa ating bansa na kalimitan na nating ginagamit sa pang-araw-araw na pakikipag-usap o talakayan.
Binago man ang baybayin o hindi, mahalaga ang mga salitang hiram sapagkat nakatutulong ito sa pagpapayaman ng ating bokabularyo o talasalitaan.
Ang mga salitang hiram ay mga salitang nanggaling sa iba’t ibang mga dayuhang nakarating sa ating bansa na kalimitan na nating ginagamit sa pang-araw-araw na pakikipag-usap o talakayan.
Binago man ang baybayin o hindi, mahalaga ang mga salitang hiram sapagkat nakatutulong ito sa pagpapayaman ng ating bokabularyo o talasalitaan.
Ang mga salitang hiram ay mga salitang nanggaling sa iba’t ibang mga dayuhang nakarating sa ating bansa na kalimitan na nating ginagamit sa pang-araw-araw na pakikipag-usap o talakayan.
Binago man ang baybayin o hindi, mahalaga ang mga salitang hiram sapagkat nakatutulong ito sa pagpapayaman ng ating bokabularyo o talasalitaan.
The document provides guidance for teachers on developing an Individual Plan for Professional Development (IPPD). It explains that an IPPD is a tool for teachers to chart goals and plan learning activities to enhance their competencies in order to improve student performance. The document outlines the process for developing an IPPD, including conducting a needs assessment, formulating goals and objectives, identifying strategies and resources, setting timeframes and indicators. It emphasizes that the IPPD should be based on the teacher's needs identified through the National Competency-Based Teacher Standards self-assessment, as well as school and student performance data. The IPPD is intended to guide a teacher's ongoing professional learning and development over the course of a school year.
The document provides steps for adding multi-digit numbers with regrouping. It explains that when adding numbers in columns, if the total in a column is 10 or more, you regroup by adding 1 to the column to the left and carrying the 1 to the next column. It then works through an example of adding 3,243 mathematics books and 4,659 science books. Finally, it provides additional practice problems for readers to try adding multi-digit numbers themselves.
Ang Wikang Filipino ay mayaman sa Kultura. Ang PagkaPilipino ay ipalaganap, mahalin, tangkilikin at gamitin. Mga Sawikain ang siyang mga salitang makakatulog sa pag-unlad ng Sariling Wika. Sa pamamagitan nito'y natutukoy ng mga banyaga na ang ating wika ay humuhugis sa ating buong pagkatao.
Program for investiture 2016 tagalog versionDaniel Bragais
Boy Scout of the Philippines Investiture ceremony is conducted in order to officially dedicates its new member in scouting organization all around the world. This Script or Spiel is in Tagalog or Filipino so that it can easily be understood by Pinoy or People of the Philippine Republic.
Mga uri at mga aspekto ng pandiwa GRADE5-8Edwin slide
MGA URI AT ASPEKTO NG PANDIWA GRADE5-8
SALAMAT SA INYO WAG KALIMUTAN I FOLLOW NYU AKO
https://www.slideshare.net/EdwinCabardo1
.
.
.
OTHER WATCH:
PAGAWA NG BALITA
https://www.slideshare.net/EdwinCabardo1/pagsulat-ng-balita-20172018-grade-6-9
This document contains a practice test with multiple choice, fill-in-the-blank, and short answer questions about personal information, grammar, and English usage. The test covers topics like personal details, verb conjugation, question formation, prepositions, daily routines, and describing one's hometown. It is designed to evaluate basic English skills.
Note The greater the number of positive responses, the greater th.docxcurwenmichaela
Note: The greater the number of positive responses, the greater the
person’s identification with a traditional heritage. The one exception
to positive answers is the question about family name change. This
question may be answered negatively.
1. Where was your mother born?____________________________
2. Where was your father born? ______________________________
3. Where were your grandparents born?
(1) Your mother’s mother?______________________________
(2) Your mother’s father? ______________________________
(3) Your father’s mother? ______________________________
(4) Your father’s father? ________________________________
4. How many brothers _____ and sisters _____ do you have?
5. What setting did you grow up in? Urban _____ Rural _____
Suburban _____
6. What country did your parents grow up in?
Father _____
Mother _____
7. How old were you when you came to the United States? _____
8. How old were your parents when they came to the United
States? Mother _____ Father _____
9. When you were growing up, who lived with you? _____
10. Have you maintained contact with
a. Aunts, uncles, cousins? (1) Yes _____ (2) No _____
b. Brothers and sisters? (1) Yes _____ (2) No _____
c. Parents? (1) Yes _____ (2) No _____
d. Your own children? (1) Yes _____ (2) No _____
11. Did most of your aunts, uncles, cousins live near your home?
(1) Yes _____ (2) No _____
12. Approximately how often did you visit your family members who
lived outside your home?
(1) Daily _____ (2) Weekly _____ (3) Monthly _____ (4) Once
a year or less _____ (5) Never _____
13. Was your original family name changed?
(1) Yes _____ (2) No _____
14. What is your religious preference?
(1) Catholic _____ (2) Jewish _____ (3) Protestant _____
(4) Denomination (5) Other _____ (6) None _____
15. Is your spouse the same religion as you?
(1) Yes _____ (2) No _____
16. Is your spouse the same ethnic background as you?
(1) Yes _____ (2) No _____
17. What kind of school did you go to?
(1) Public _____ (2) Private _____ (3) Parochial _____
18. As an adult, do you live in a neighborhood where the neighbors
are the same religion and ethnic background as yourself?
(1) Yes _____ (2) No _____
19. Do you belong to a religious institution?
(1) Yes _____ (2) No _____
20. Would you describe yourself as an active member?
(1) Yes _____ (2) No _____
21. How often do you attend your religious institution?
(1) More than once a week _____ (2) Weekly _____
(3) Monthly _____ (4) Special holidays only _____
(5) Never _____
22. Do you practice your religion at home?
(1) Yes _____ (2) No _____
(If yes, please specify)
(3) Praying _____ (4) Bible reading _____
(5) Diet _____ (6) Celebrating religious holidays _____
23. Do you prepare foods of your ethnic background?
(1) Yes _____ (2) No _____
24. Do you participate in ethnic activities?
(1) Yes _____ (2) No _____
(If yes, please verify)
(3) Singing _____ (4) Holiday celebrations _____
(5) Dancing _____ (6) Festivals _____
(7) Costumes _____ (8) Other _____
25. Are your fr ...
CULTURAL HERITAGE ASSESSMENT TOOLStudent’s nameInstructions .docxannettsparrow
CULTURAL HERITAGE ASSESSMENT TOOL
Student’s name:
Instructions: Interview someone from a different ethnic or cultural background from your own.
This set of questions is related to a given person’s ethnic, cultural, and religious background. It can help you to perform a heritage assessment to determine how deeply a given person identifies with his traditional heritage. It is most useful in setting the stage so that you can begin to assess and understand the person’s own traditional health and illness beliefs and practices and in helping to determine the community resources that will be appropriate to target for support when necessary. The questions were Taken and adapted from Spector, R, E., Cultural diversity in health & illness (7th ed., Appendix E).
Survey:
Initial of the person being surveyed: ___________ Age: _____ Gender: ________
How do you know this person and why did you decide to interview him/her?
To the best of your knowledge, what is your heritage (ethnic background)?
Were you or any of your family (parents, grandparents, great-grandparents etc.) born outside of the United States? If so, describe who and where you/they were born and the ages you/they were when immigrating into the U.S. (to the best of your ability)
What is your native language? _______________________________________
Do you speak/understand this native language? (1) Yes __ (2) No __
Do you read your native language? (1) Yes ______ (2) No ______
Are other languages spoken in your family? If so which one (s)? _____________
What setting did you grow up in? Urban _________ Rural _________
When you were growing up, who lived with you?
Did most of your extended family; grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins live near your home? (1) Yes _____ (2) No ____
Approximately how often did you visit your family members who lived outside of your home?
Was your original family name changed? (1) Yes _______ (2) No ________
What kind of school did you go to? (1) Public ____ (2) Private ____ (3) Parochial (Religious) ______
As an adult, do you live in a neighborhood where the neighbors are primarily the same religion and ethnic background as yourself? (1) Yes _____ (2) No ________
Do you belong to a religious institution? (1) Yes ________ (2) No ________
Would you describe yourself as an active member? (1) Yes ______ (2) No ______
How often do you attend your religious institution? (1) Daily __________ (2) Weekly _________ (3) Monthly________ (4) Special holidays only ___________ (5) Never _____________
Do you practice your religion in your home? (1) Yes ______ (2) No __________ (if yes, please specify how) 3) Praying _____ (4) Religious Reading _____ (5) Diet _______ (6) observing holy days _________ (6) Celebrating religious holidays _____ (7) Other ________________
If you are married, is your spouse the same religion as you? Yes _____ No _____
If married, is your spouse the same ethnic background as you? Yes ____ No _____
Do you prepare foods of your ethnic background? (1) Yes ___.
This document contains a series of examples demonstrating the use of question words in English. It includes a table filling in question words like what, where, when, and how with example questions. It also provides examples of putting words in order to form questions and completing sentences with question words. The document aims to teach the proper use of question words in English.
This document contains common greetings and questions in English and Portuguese used for introductions and making small talk. It includes greetings like "Hello" and "Good morning", questions about name, age, occupation, as well as responses to offer help or say goodbye. The document aims to provide essential phrases for basic social interactions and conversations.
This document is a questionnaire about indie genre music preferences. It asks respondents for their gender and age, whether they listen to indie rock and their favorite artist if so, their ethnicity, and their preferences for music video styles including editing techniques, locations, and whether they prefer narrative, performance, or both.
The document contains a questionnaire asking for a person's name, location, hobbies, music preferences, favorite actor, color, and food. It provides an example answer incorporating the requested information and tells the class to introduce themselves by answering the questions.
This personal identification worksheet contains questions to collect information about oneself and others, including name, age, birthdate, gender, address, family, employer, job title, physical description, hobbies, and favorite food. There are 15 questions in total to gather these key biographical and identifying details.
This survey is designed to provide information about a child to help create a personalized learning environment and curriculum. It collects details about the child's family, previous preschool experience, skills acquired, strengths, personality, interests, home life, cultural background, and the parent's expectations and availability to participate in the classroom. The parent is asked to describe their child across multiple domains to help the teacher best understand and support the child.
The document contains a worksheet for a student with various questions to answer about people, how they are feeling, their characteristics and ages, cities, and writing questions for given answers. The worksheet has multiple sections with different types of questions to help practice conversational English skills like introductions, asking how someone is, describing traits, and generating questions based on statements.
This document is a questionnaire that asks respondents for their demographic information and music preferences. It asks the respondent's gender, age, favorite band/singer, three words to describe "indie", favorite color, how often they buy music magazines, what they like and dislike about magazines they currently read, how much they are willing to pay for a magazine, and what magazines they like. The questionnaire collects both multiple choice answers and short written responses from the respondent.
This document is an application for a summer ministry leadership team. It collects personal information such as name, contact details, emergency contacts, availability, church involvement, background check, and a commitment statement. The applicant is asked questions about their faith, reasons for applying, personality, and involvement in other ministries. Parental approval is required. Upon acceptance, the applicant would assist with summer ministry events and commit to ongoing church involvement afterwards.
The document is a test in English for third grade students. It asks for the student's name, age, and surname. It then asks the student to identify colors in English and write out numbers. Finally, it asks the student to complete sentences using common emotions and greetings in English. The test aims to evaluate a third grade student's basic English language skills.
This document contains three questionnaires for interviewing refugees of different age groups: adult, adolescent, and child. The questionnaires gather information about the refugee's identity, family, education/employment history, health, finances, needs, and hopes for the future. They are designed to help relief organizations assess a refugee's situation and determine what support may be required.
This document contains information about a placement test, including sections on:
- Cultural aspects of English-speaking countries
- Personal identification questions
- Numbers
- Colors
- Personal pronouns
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1. PERSONAL INFORMATION SHEET
A. Answer the following questions.
1) What is your complete name?
_________________ _________________
_________________ (First Name) (Middle Name)
(Last Name)
2) What is your sex? Check it.
Male Female
3) When is your date of birth? ________________
_______ ________ (Month) (Day) (Year)
4) Where do you live?
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________________ (House number/Street)
(Barangay) (City/Town) (Province)
5) What is your religion?_________________
6) What is your marital status? Check it.
Single Widow/Widower Married
Separated/Divorced
2. 7) What is your job/occupation?
_________________________________
8) What is your highest educational attainment?
____________________
B. Write a paragraph composed of two (2) to three
(3) sentences about yourself, including your
interests and ambition.
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