How can Filipinos change their colonial mentality​

Answer:

by tedaing this

Explanation:

An intro to Colonial Mentality and its effects on the Filipino-/American community, in recognition and celebration of Filipino American History Month. We acknowledge that there are many terms to describe the community: Filipinx/a/o, and have chosen to use “Filipino” in this resource.

On her flight back home from visiting my auntie in Canada, my mom looked up from her plane ticket to find that she was sitting next to a man who she had an inkling was also Filipino. She was eager to talk to him. After a bit of small talk, my mom was able to casually sneak in the question: “Pilipino ka ba?” (Are you Filipino?). To her delight, she found out that he was actually from Ilocos, her and my dad’s home province in the Philippines. Naturally, she started speaking to him in Ilokano. What was odd was that even though he clearly understood what she was saying, he continued responding back to her in English. Thinking he would be more comfortable speaking in Filipino (the national language of the Philippines), she changed dialects. He continued to respond in English. Confused, my mom asked him how long he had been in the States. She wondered, “Maybe he’s been away for so long that he’d just forgotten how to speak the language?” To her surprise, he responded “6 years.” My mom, who had moved to the States when she was 16, had been living in the US for nearly 35 years. She admitted that she had lost some of the vocabularies, but that there was no way the man on the plane could have forgotten how to speak both languages. As she was retelling this story to me, I could see the recounted look of annoyance and disappointment on her face. She asked, “Did he think he was better than me because he was speaking in English?” 

I think of this story often whenever I think of colonial mentality and its effects on the Filipino-/American community. First colonized by Spain for nearly 300 years from the 1560s to the 1890s, then Japan during World War II from 1941-1945, and then the US from 1898-1946, (in addition to the fact that the Philippines is an archipelago with each island and peoples having its own culture and identity), it is without saying that the Philippines’ culture and identity is difficult to grasp and define. (Let alone our history, which for the most part wasn’t recorded during the periods of colonization.) The uncertainties of what do and do not define our culture after having been colonized for so long have created colonial mentality, which has generated feelings of otherness and shame toward our identity and ultimately ourselves. 

1. The second section of the article argues that students
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How are the Mesa verde and the Machu Picchu similar

ATIVIDADES
1- ESCREVA 10 NOMES DE ESPORTES EM INGLES E SUA TRADUÇÃO
Leia o texto e responda às questões.
The FIFA World Cup was founded in 1971 It was designed by Silvio Gazzanig of
Italy. Made of 18- carat gold and malachite, the cup is 36,5 cm tall and weighs 6,2
kg The sculpture depicts two triumphant football players holding a globe in their
raised hands. The trophy is passed on to each winning team that gets to keep an
Identical (but gold-plated) replica. The making of the statue cost about $50,000,
today its value is estimated to over $10,000,000
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2- Qual é o assunto tratado no texto?
a)( JO texto fala sobre a Copa do Mundo, em que ano foi fundada, quem a
fundou. Fala sobre o tamanho e peso da taça, somente.
b)( o texto fala somente da Copa do mundo e quando ela foi fundada, não
menciona o tamanho, nem o peso da taça,
c) o texto fala sobre a Copa do Mundo. Quando ela foi fundada, quem a
fundou, Relata sobre o troféu, sobre a construção de uma estátua que custará
10.000.000 milhões de dólares.
d) O texto fala sobre a Copa do Mundo, seu fundador. Descreve o tamanho da
taca, seu peso. O que essa escultura retrata, seu valor estimado hoje que é
10.000.000​

8. Turn active to passive.
Students study the map.
a. Students were studied the map.
b. The map is studied by students.
c. The map will be studied by students.​

The snow is melting, and the village is flooded with children. –Issa
What is the mood of the haiku?
calm
angry
playful
lonely

Which canticle of the Divine Comedy has one canto more than the others?
Inferno
O Paradiso
O Purgatorio
O Vita Nuova

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Insects as Food
You probably think that you would never eat an insect, even if you were starving. Insects are ugly and disgusting, right? But chances are you do eat them, or at least you use products that come from insects. Beeswax, for example, is used in lip balms. Honeycomb is sold in most American supermarkets.
Around the world, insects have long been an important food source. Insects were once a major food for Australian aborigines. In some countries, grasshoppers and large palm weevil grubs are still eaten. In South Africa, some people snack on roasted termites as if they were popcorn. In the Sinai Desert, some people eat the dry, scaly parts of certain bugs. In Mexico, a popular cake is made with the eggs of a water insect. In the United States, chocolate-covered ants are a delicacy sold in many food stores.

Which statement best sums up the author’s viewpoint?


1) Insects are unfairly rejected as a food source.

2) Insects are better than most foods.

3) Insects have no place in a modern diet.

4) Insects are the food of the future.​

During what season is the sport of basketball played?

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12
Approximately what
percentage of American homes
eat turkey on Thanksgiving?
a) 49%
b) 67%
c) 82%
d) 90%​

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Read this sentence.

The young lady at the front desk spoke so quietly that I could not understand her.
Identify an adjective and an adverb in this sentence.

O adjective: young; adverb:
quietly

adjective: could; adverb: front

adjective: desk; adverb: spoke

adjective: understand; adverb: could

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C. engineer
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What section does this passage most belong in?
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John DiConsiglio.
Dr. Dowell had proven that bird flu could pass from
person to person. But still, it hadn't been spread easily.
The mother had held her dying daughter for hours.
in the opening where the claim is introduced
in the body where the claim is supported
in the body where counterclaims are addressed
in the conclusion where the argument is summed up

In the unit, you explored a few unusual dining experiences that are becoming popular throughout the world. Diners are not only interested in a good meal these days; they often want to enjoy entertainment as well. Describe an unusual dining experience you might have had or heard of. Explain what made the restaurant stand out as different from a normal dining establishment and how it influenced your feelings about returning. Then see if you can list the additional tasks involved in running a restaurant that is also an entertainment experience.

Which sentence uses a simile?
A. I am so hungry I could eat a horse.
B. My new phone is as light as a feather.
C. The snow is a white blanket over the field.
D. It's time for me to hit the road.

How is listening to an audio recording of THE PEOPLE COULD FLY similar to reading the text?

A. Both the audio and the text describe why the story is considered a fable.
B. Both the audio and the text include sensory details that bring the story to life.
C. Both the audio and the text explain how a certain dialect can help create a setting.
D. Both the audio and the text both provide information about how words are pronounced.

Please help me. I really need help.

Read the sentence from the passage.
Hedgehog had curled up into a ball, while Tortoise had drawn his extremities, such as
his head, arms, and legs, into his shell.
Which type of context clue is provided to help readers determine the meaning of extremities?
O A. a definition
B. antonyms
C. examples
D. cause and effect



Need help now please

what does the metaphor of the mirror being " The eye of a little god, four cornered suggest

A.it tells the woman what to do
B.it ignores the woman completely
C.the woman prays she will look better next time she looks at the mirror.
D. the woman goes to the mirror dutifully,as one who dutifully worships
​

Excercise :.
* * Fill in the blanks with
suitable conjuctions
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Select the correct answer from each drop-down menu.
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