Third Quarter - Module 1 Distinguishing Text-Types
Quiz by Eva Dela Pena
Grade 5
English
Philippines Curriculum: Grades 1-10
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- Q1Marikina City is known as the “Shoe Capital of the Philippines.” It is because of its cumulative shoe industry since it has manufactured almost 70% of shoe production in the Philippines. It is also where the world's enormous pair of shoes was made and recognized by the Guinness Book of World Records, which became one of the city's main attractions. Moreover, almost all of Imelda Marcos’ huge collection of footwear are preserved in the Shoe Museum of Marikina City. Some known celebrities and politicians are also displayed in the museum.Enumeration TextClassification TextTime Order TextExplanation Text60s
- Q2Online learning can be classified into two approaches, namely synchronous and asynchronous. Synchronous learning takes place when the learners and the teacher are in the same place and doing the same tasks simultaneously. They use video conferencing, live chatting, live – streaming, and virtual classrooms. There is an interaction between the teacher and the learners in real time.Time Order TextClassification TextExplanation TextEnumeration Text60s
- Q3Asynchronous learning occurs on schedule without requiring the learners to be in a particular place at the same time. Learners study their lessons at their own space, pace nd time. The learning materials are presented via web, e-mail, blogs, pre-recorded video lessons, and webinars.Time Order TextEnumeration TextExplanation TextClassification Text60s
- Q4Marikeños are famous for their notable traits that made the shoe industry became very successful. One of which is the dedication and commitment of the shoemakers with their craft which made the shoe-making industry flourish as one of the sources of livelihood in the city. Another trait is innovativeness. This is shown in the varied world-class designs of their shoes. And the third trait is determination. Marikeños have sustained their shoe industry progressively despite the challenges they faced.Explanation TextEnumeration TextTime Order TextClassification Text60s
- Q5How did Marikina Shoe Industry begin? Marikina Shoe Industry started in 1887, when Don Laureano Guevarra, also known as "Kapitan Moy," tried to fix his old pair of shoes from Europe. He examined and learned about it in the hope that he could make his pair of shoes. Thus, he started a little shoe store and started making shoes. In 1898, Americans requested to make military shoes from Marikina, which resulted in expanding the shoe industry in Marikina City.Classification TextTime Order TextEnumeration TextExplanation Text60s
- Q6In 1965, the first-ever Marikina Shoe Trade Fair was held to showcase the shoes made in Marikina City. In 1981, the Marikina Footwear Manufacturers Exporters Association of MAFEA was established to organize a trading commission with the other countries, which became very successful. The first Shoe Festival in Marikina City called "Sapatero Festival" was held in 2002. Every year people come and celebrate the Shoe Festival to bring back the glory that the shoe industry used to have.Enumeration TextTime Order TextClassification TextExplanation Text60s