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This document discusses birthmarks and landmarks, and provides a legend about a ship's captain leading passengers to safety during a storm. It then discusses legends in general, including that they are traditional stories about people, places, or things that often include supernatural elements and explain things science cannot. The document goes on to discuss recalling Philippine legends and comprehending an unfamiliar passage, with questions about a king deciding to live in Singapore and the importance of legends in society.
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- 6. Let’s land the mark!
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- 18. 2.Legends are true stories in the past.
- 19. 3.Legends include supernatural beings like fairies and beasts.
- 20. 4. Legends explain things that science cannot prove.
- 21. 5. Legends are originally part of our oral literature.
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- 24. 1. When the tourist went to his farm, he climbed a knoll to take a good look at the beautiful surroundings.
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- 31. 2. Why do you think the king decided to live in Singapore? Would you have done the same thing?
- 32. 3. What is the importance of legends, myths, and other literary genres you have learned in the present society?
- 33. 4. How would you relate the legend “The Singa” to what Singapore was and what she has become?
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- 37. 1. If you were Sang Nila Utama, would you throw away your crown to the sea? 2. Why do you think the king decided to live in Singapore? Would you have done the same thing?
- 38. 3. What is the importance of legends, myths, and other literary genres you have learned in the present society? 4. How would you relate the legend “The Singa” to what Singapore was and what she has become?
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