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## English - Is scientific, more formal / facts and theory. - Research - Advocacy - One of the first steps in making advocacy. - Research - Is verbally and subjectively expressed - Qualitative data. - Is numerically and objectively expressed. - Quantitative data - Is the process of advocacy. - Cam...

## English - Is scientific, more formal / facts and theory. - Research - Advocacy - One of the first steps in making advocacy. - Research - Is verbally and subjectively expressed - Qualitative data. - Is numerically and objectively expressed. - Quantitative data - Is the process of advocacy. - Campaign ### Null Hypothesis - Test the claim that there is no difference between. ### Alternative Hypothesis - Test the claim that there is a difference between. - The cause of something. - Independent variables - Bears the effect of independent variables - Dependent variables - Extra or unexpected variables - Extraneous variables - Unstable variable - Confounding variable - Desired issues - Letter writing campaign - Planning the action - Action alters - You are working in a group. - Visiting with members - Knowing your target group - Know your stakeholders - Spreading the advocacy - Social Media Campaign - Give the orientation. - Lean briefing - Publicize your issues. - Press release - Working in the field. - Rallies, walks, and other events. - A genre of writing that requires to investigate. - Argumentative Essay ## Argumentative Essay Characteristics - Highly persuasive written logically & objectively. - Presents or explains the issue or case. - Gives and supports reasons to prove its point. - Refutes or proves wrong opposing arguments. - Is discovering for truth. - Research ## Specialized Terms - The specialized terms of the language of research. - Research Language Formation. - Is the side of an argument that the author is taking. - Position ### Reasons - Facts or points make up the why. ### Evidence - Providing factual substantiation. ### Counter arguments - The author's own point of view. - First paragraph of your essay should outline the topic. - Introductory paragraph. - It is a concise one sentence summary. - The thesis statement. - Essay comprises 3 or more paragraphs - Body paragraphs - Summarizes all of the argument. - Conclusion. ### Opinion - Personal viewpoint. - Synonym for opinion. - I, me, mine. ### Assertion - A strong belief - Straightforward statement. - Basic assertion. ### Empathy - Conveys sympathy. ### Escalating Assertion - Response to assertion. - Emphatic assertion. - Expressing negative feeling. - Language acceleration. ### Globalisation - The process of rapid flow or movement according to Ritzer. ### Products And Things - What products and things are rapidly flowing or moving? - Shoes, cell phones, bags. ### Growth of Mind - What brings about the growth of mind or communication? - Information. ### Desire - The manifestation of a person's desire for a good way of life. - Nayan Chanda. ### The First Viewpoint - The viewpoint that globalization is eternal or is inherent in everyone. - Unbound Together ### Publications Director - The director of publications for the Yale Center for the Study. - Nayan Chanda. ### The Second Viewpoint - The viewpoint that globalization is a long cycle (cycle) of change. - The second viewpoint. - Many globalizations have occurred throughout history, and the current globalization... - Scholte. ### The Third Viewpoint - The viewpoint that globalization is a process that was started during a specific era. - The third viewpoint. - The current globalization... - Scholte. - Belongs to one of the six waves or epochs - This process ... The start of globalization. - This can be seen in history. ### The Fourth Viewpoint - The viewpoint that globalization is related to specific events that have occurred in the present day. - The fourth viewpoint - Globalization is related to specific events that have occurred in the present day. - The last viewpoint or perspective points out that globalization is a phenomenon.. - The fifth viewpoint ### Iron Curtain - The term used by Winston Churchill to describe the barrier between East and West. - The barrier between.. - The emergence of multinational and transnational corporations. - MNCs and TNCs ### Where MNCs And TNCs Focus - Currently focusing attention on other countries, particularly developing countries. - MNCs and TNCs ## Three Types Of Globalisation - Economic, social, cultural/technological, political. - The trade of products and services. - Globalization of the economy. - Facilities in other countries, based on local needs. - TNCS: Transnational Companies. ### MNCs - Not based on need. ### Political Globalisation - Competition between countries, sanctions, subsidies - The Political Globalisation. ### Fair Trade - Fair or equal trade. ### Bottom Billion - The poorest countries in the world. ### Endo - A scheme to further reduce wages. - Contractualization or Endo. - According to.. The International Labor Organization. - Discrimination is not allowed. - Heavily burdened child labor is prohibited. - Child labor or forced labor is not allowed. - This refers to a work condition where an individual has.. Job Mismatch. - Low and flexible labor. - Low and flexible labor. ## Job Mismatch ## - Job Mismatch ### Other terms: - Low wages. - The low wages of capitalists, but who work minimal hours. - Low wages - The disease that spreads, COVID 19. - The Pandemic COVID 19 - The arrival of foreign products to be sold in local markets. - The Agricultural Sector. - Free trade of goods and services. - The agricultural sector - The free flow of companies and investments - The industrial sector of the economy. - The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) - The group of workers in the BPO Business Processing Outsourcing. - The service sector - To ensure the creation of sustainable jobs. - The employment pillar. ## The Four Pillars ## - Aims to strengthen and ensure the creation of laws. - The workers rights pillar. - To encourage companies, government... - The social protection pillar. - Strengthen the ongoing dialogues. - The social dialogue pillar. - The provision of this law gives all freedom in the flow of.. - The Omnibus Investment Act of 1987 or The Foreign Investment Act of 1991. - Through the provisions of the law on residence and trade. - RA 6715 a herrera Law by Ernesto Herrera - Labor relations pertaining to casual, contractual. - Act, Article 106-109. - Refers to the process of moving or passing. - Migration - Migration within the country. - Internal Migration. - Migration of those who have settled in a new country. - International migration. - People who are migrating - Migrants - Bad influences - Push factors (good) - Good Influences - Pull factors (bad) ## Science - The following are effects of ultraviolet rays except for: - Liver cirrhosis - What type of electromagnetic waves cause sunburns? - Ultraviolet rays - Too much exposure to radioactive materials leads to serious diseases and even death. - True - Which one of the following is not a potential result from human tissue? - Cancer - It is advisable to frequently expose yourself in X-rays. - No, because radiation from X-rays can cause cell mutation that may lead to... - Which is true in the sentence below? - Both a and b - You feel warm when you sit outside on a sunny day? - Infrared waves - The following are harmful effects of electromagnetic waves to living except: - Breaking the bond of water molecules. - You will expect to experience the following when you are exposed to sun: - Hydrated. - Frequent exposure to X-rays should be avoided because: - Healthy living cells will be damaged. - In a drug store, you see several bottles of sunscreen. - Labeled with SPF 30 - Below are the tips on how to prevent sunburn except: - Drink plenty of water to avoid dehydration. - Keeping a safe distance from your television set when watching TV. - To prevent your eyes from damaging. - Prolonged infrared radiation exposure can lead to eye problems. - Cataracts - Which pair of EM waves is commonly used for communications: - Radio waves and microwaves. - Radio waves are useful in which of the following application: - Watching television - All of the following made use of gamma rays except: - Sterilization of water in drinking fountains. - Infrared rays are useful which of the following applications. - Remote control - Microwaves are useful in which of the following: - Sterilization - Which of the following is not an application of visible light. - Security markings - Colors in the infrared image depend on - Temperature ### Applications - Radio waves (application) - Radar - Microwaves (application) - Night vision goggles - Visable spectrum (applications) - Diagnosing a bone fracture - Ultraviolet (UV) application - Cell phone signal - Gamma rays - Treating medical tools with gamma rays - Sterilization. - Disease that is treated with radiography. - X-rays - Wavelength that penetrates metals. - Short - Color in an infrared scanner is shown as... - Temperature - Microwaves - Used for mobile phone communications. - Used to detect aircraft and ships - Radar - Used for security markings. - Ultraviolet - Uses radio waves for body imaging. - Magnetic Resonance Imaging. ## T.L. C ## - Gourd family - Pumpkin, cucumber, chayote - Seeds and pods - Okra, corn, peas - Fruit vegetables - Tomato avocado, egg plant, sweet pepper - Stalks, stems, and shoots - Bamboo shoots, asparagus, celery, fennel - Roots & tubers - Sweet potato, artichoke, potato, turnip - Cabbage family - Cauliflower, bok choy, Brussels sprouts - Onion family - Spring onion, garlic, leek, shallot - Green leafy - Water spinach, kamungang - Mushroom - Carbohydrates vegetables - Roots and tubers, seeds, and pods - Protein rich vegetables - Legumes, mongos - Fat rich vegetables - Oil, avocado, nuts. - Vegetables high in moisture - Turnip, tomato, mushroom, green leafy vegetables. - Vitamin that can get - Vitamin A, C, & B complex. - Used to hold other ingredients - Utility tray - Provides sweetness. - Fructose. - Forms a product called monosodium glutamate. - Glutamic acid - Gives the a flavor and odor. - Sulfur compound - Responsible for the green color. - Chlorophyll - Combines with acid to give an olive green color. - Pheophytin - Yellow to orange pigment. - Carotenoids. - Yellow color. - Anthocyanin - Red to blue. - Anthocyanins. - Factors to consider buying vegetables. - Maturity, freshness, no chemical decay in. - Done with straightforward cuts. - Chopping. - Marking very fine parallel cuts. - Chiffonade. - Producing cube shapes. - Dicing. - Cutting into strips. - Diamonds. - Flat square. - Paysanne - Cylindrical cut. - Rondelle. ## Sections: - Diagonal cut - Bias - Spring vegetables. - Eger Printaniere - First spring veg. - Primeurs - Clams - Clamart - Carrots - Ceecy - Cucumber cooked in butter. - Doria. - Cauliflower - Pubamy - Cut into uniform slice. - Fermiere - Spinach. - Florentine. - Mushrooms. - Forestiere - Braised lettuce. - Indivi. - Onions. - Layonnaise - Potatoes - Parmientier - Asparagus. - Princesse - Tomato/ garlic. - Provencale. - Fish with fins - Fin fish - Fish with external shells - Shell fish - Soft body animals - Mollusks - Animals with segmented body - Crustaceans - They have a pair of hinged shells. - Bivalves. - They have a single shell. - Univalves - Derived from Greek (head to foot.) - Cephalopods - Animals with segmented shells. - Crustaceans - Completely intact as caught. - Whole or Round. - Viscera removed. - Prawn - Viscera, scales, head, tail and fins removed. - Dressed. - Cross section slices each contain of backbone. - Steaks. - Boneless side of fish - Fillet - Both sides of fish is removed - Butter fried fillets. - Cross section slices of fillets - Sticks or tranches ### Filipino - Idioms - Enveloped with a deeper meaning or significance - December 14, 1947 - The child is shaking. - Old. - Child, sweat - Poor. - The tail is short. - Cowardly. - The string is long. - Patient. - Iron fist. - Strict leadership. - Tighten the belt. - Save money. - Floating in the clouds. - Happy. - Heart of gold. - Kindhearted. - Figures of speech are the act of using phrases that are not in their ordinary meanings. - Figurative Language. - Events or thoughts that are different but similar. - Simile. For example, a wheel sometimes goes up and sometimes goes down. - Comparing two things directly - Metaphor. For example, the father of David is fierce. - The status of a person (exaggeration). - Hyperbole. For example, blood was shed during the fight. - This is a special phrase or request - Vocative. For example, temptation, call me. - Who is Dilma Rousseff - The first female president (January 1, 2011) - Born - Belo Horizonte, Brazil ## Ang Aking Pag-ibig (How Do I Love Thee-Sonnet XLIII ni Elizabeth Barret Browning Isinalin sa Filipino ni Alfonso O. Santiago) - Would you like to know, would you like to find out how much I love you? - I will tell you every way I can, count them all, count them all. - I love with all my soul, - With a depth and breadth beyond compare. - My soul is a bird that yearns to reach your soul. - I love you in the boundless sea of my dreams. - My love is worthy and sufficient for even the smallest of your needs. - Because I love you deeply in both the light and dark. - My love is as bright as the light of a hero who stands strong against injustice. - It is as powerful as a warrior for justice who will not succumb to pressure. - It is as profound and enduring as a man's love for a woman. - My love is as strong as my unwavering belief in those who stand for justice. - My love is a deep and consuming passion. - Like the grief that I felt as a young child who could not understand the world. - My love is so pure that it is like my love of all things holy and beautiful. - For the beauty of all that is good fades in comparison to the love I have for you. - My love is everything - A smile of love, or a tear of sorrow. - My love is everything, my very breath and spirit. - If my life should be dedicated to God, - I would love you even more.