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    Rizal's purpose in annotating Morga's descriptions of Filipinos was to provide context about different cultural perspectives and preferences. He aimed to show that what seemed unusual to Morga was actually normal for Filipinos based on their resources and culture. Rizal also sought to counter Morga's portrayal of Filipinos isolating themselves by arguing different nations esteem certain animals for protection. Overall, Rizal and other propagandists of the time wanted to reform perspectives on the Philippines by presenting a more well-rounded view of the nation and its people.

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    Rizal's purpose in annotating Morga's descriptions of Filipinos was to provide context about different cultural perspectives and preferences. He aimed to show that what seemed unusual to Morga was actually normal for Filipinos based on their resources and culture. Rizal also sought to counter Morga's portrayal of Filipinos isolating themselves by arguing different nations esteem certain animals for protection. Overall, Rizal and other propagandists of the time wanted to reform perspectives on the Philippines by presenting a more well-rounded view of the nation and its people.

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    Rizal's purpose in annotating Morga's descriptions of Filipinos was to provide context about different cultural perspectives and preferences. He aimed to show that what seemed unusual to Morga was actually normal for Filipinos based on their resources and culture. Rizal also sought to counter Morga's portrayal of Filipinos isolating themselves by arguing different nations esteem certain animals for protection. Overall, Rizal and other propagandists of the time wanted to reform perspectives on the Philippines by presenting a more well-rounded view of the nation and its people.

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    TASK 12 - PAGES 131-132 (BSA 1C_AGUSTINA CORDERO)

    1. In Excerpt 1, what impression of the Filipinos do you get from reading Morga’s description of
    the type of food the natives eat? Which phrase gives you this impression?

    According to Morga's depiction, Filipino culinary preferences are unusual because "they
    incline toward meat and fish, saltfish that start to decompose and smell." It may be unusual from
    the perspective of another country, but this is because Filipinos are resourceful and will, in
    general, make use of what is available to them.

    2. What is Rizal's purpose in writing an annotation about the food preferences of the English,
    Spaniards, and Chinese?

    Rizal's motivation is to point out that different types of culinary preferences exist in each
    culture. It is determined by their assets and, of course, their culture. Some individuals enjoy what
    the English eat, while others dislike what people from other countries eat. It is essentially stated
    that what is unusual for one person may simply be normal for another.

    3. In Excerpt 2, how did Morga portray the Filipinos?

    Given Morga, Filipinos frequently build barriers between themselves and those who are
    more grounded than them, which they can't overcome. They will generally isolate themselves
    from people who are dissimilar to them and may harm or impact their lives because it is what
    they believe is acceptable for them.

    4. In Rizal’s subsequent annotation, what does he mean when he says, “Perhaps for the same
    reason, other nations have great esteem for the lion and bear, putting them on their shields and
    giving them honorable epithets”?
    Rizal argues that the reason lions and bears are used as security guards by various
    countries is that they discovered that they were superior to them, which is why they are used and
    acknowledged for security purposes.

    5. In general, what is Rizal’s motive in writing his annotations of Morga’s work/ how does this
    fit into the aims of other propagandists working for reforms during this time?

    Rizal's thought process is to help others understand the differences across countries,
    which can be caused by certain conditions. He will generally modify the perspective of the
    perusers so that they will acknowledge him. This aligns with the points of other disseminators
    working for changes at this time because folks these days just look at one point of view, the
    disseminators are the ones who appear to them all parts of the narrative for better arrangement
    and adjustment their point of view.
    TASK 13 - PAGES 147-148 (BSA 1C_AGUSTINA CORDERO)

    CHARACTER END STORY

    1. Simoun At the end of the novel, Simoun tracks down


    Padre Florentino and tells him his full story.
    He even gives the priest all of his wealth
    before dying.

    2.Basilio At the end of the story, he will be successful


    and help his mother.

    3. Maria Clara At the end of the story, Maria Clara will hunt
    down and kill the perpetrators.

    4. Padre Salvi At the end of the story, all of his wrongdoings


    will be revealed to him, and he will suffer as
    a result.

    5. Kabesang Tales He will receive the justice he deserves and


    restores his dignity at the end of the story.

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