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    This document contains an assignment asking a student named Mary Julia Mandario to fill in blanks about cultural heritage concepts like tangible heritage, intangible heritage, and the heritage cycle. It also asks her to list the similarities and differences between tangible and intangible heritage in a diagram. For the reflection, Mary Julia explains that preserving family traditions and culture through things like objects, food, and gestures is important because the family unit plays a key role in developing heritage and influencing society in a positive way. Maintaining cultural heritage preserves national identity.

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    This document contains an assignment asking a student named Mary Julia Mandario to fill in blanks about cultural heritage concepts like tangible heritage, intangible heritage, and the heritage cycle. It also asks her to list the similarities and differences between tangible and intangible heritage in a diagram. For the reflection, Mary Julia explains that preserving family traditions and culture through things like objects, food, and gestures is important because the family unit plays a key role in developing heritage and influencing society in a positive way. Maintaining cultural heritage preserves national identity.

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    UCSP ASSIGNMENT

    Name: MARY JULIA MANDARIO 11- Stem A

    A. Fill in the blanks with the correct answer.


    1. Cultural Heritage
    2. Tangible Heritage
    3. Intangible Heritage
    4. Heritage Cycle
    5. Natural Heritage

    B. LIST THE SIMILARITIES AND DIFFERENCES OF TANGIBLE AND INTANGIBLE


    HERITAGE IN THE DIAGRAM BELOW.

    Tangible Intangible

    Perceptible, Is not a physical or concrete item.


    touchable concrete, or which exists intellectually in the culture.
    have physical appearance. Both illustrate songs, myths, beliefs, superstitions,
    traditional clothing, utensils the beauty of culture oral poetry, stories, and various
    such as bead work, water vessels, in various ways. forms of traditional knowledge
    artifacts, buildings or landscapes , such as ethnobotanical knowledge,
    cars, food items, river , oral traditions and language
    telephones, paintings and etc. skills, techniques and knowledges
    including dance, stories, crafts,
    medicines, designs and
    even digital heritage.
    C. Reflect on the traditions of your family and culture. Are there practices that you
    would want to preserve? Why is it important to preserve your culture and
    traditions?

    Answer:
    Yes, for example any object of the house, meal that we eat, or gesture we always
    use and many more. We live in a society in which we fear one another, hate one
    another, and even destroy one another.
    I think the family is a critical component of preserving one 's culture.
    With their ideals and convictions, a mother and father jointly raise their offspring
    so that those offspring can continue to develop their heritage. The family unit has
    dwindled somewhere along the way and we are left with the repercussions. If we
    look at what the family has to offer, we can see that it plays a significant role and
    how it can influence our society. In today's culture, the family is essential because it
    helps deter violence, can provide the resources we need to thrive, and can help
    protect the children from suicide and emotional turmoil.
    To sum up, if we want to improve our culture, we need to return to the
    fundamentals and values of the traditional family, it is also crucial to remember
    cultural heritage, because it preserves our identity as a nation.

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