1. Amiel - King Lear
2. Antonio - Ran
3. Arianne - Renaissance Man
4. Arjon - Richard III
5. Benjie - Romeo Must Die
6. Bradford - King Solomon’s Mines
7. Carla - My Own Private Idaho
8. Catherine - Gulliver’s Travels
9. Christian - Excalibur
10. Clarina - As you like it
11. Denise - A thousand acres
12. Dexter - Let the devil wear black
13. Joana - The golden age
14. Ezekiel - Tristan and Isolde
15. Harry - 10 Things I hate about you
16. Jay - A Midsummer night’s dream
17. Jayson - Much Ado about nothing
18. Jeeno - Iago
19. Jen Angeles - Quest for Camelot
20. Jennilyn - Love’s labour’s lost
21. Julius - The merchant of Venice
22. Keren - Men of Respect
23. Kim - The Tempest
24. Lawrence - Edward II
25. Lester - Sense and Sensibility
26. Mark - O
27. Mary Grace de Leon - Guinevere
28. Mary Grace Soliman - Shakespeare in love
29. Me-anne - Rave Macbeth
30. Melvin - Beowulf
31. Michael James - She’s the man
32. Milmark - The Time Machine
33. Nikko - The merry wives of Windsor
34. Pauline - The war of the Roses
35. Raymar - First Knight
36. Rengee - A Canterbury tale
37. Richard - In the bleak midwinter
38. Yvann - The way we live now
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
Project # 1 for Prefinals - World Literature
Aesop's Comic Book
1. Make a comic book on the Aesop’s fable assigned to you.
2. Create your comic book by using Microsoft Publisher or any application which you are more familiar with.
3. Pages: minimum – 6; maximum – 10 (including front and back cover)
4. Page size – Customize your page to 7” x 8.5” – portrait
5. Minimum Font size: if you’re using Arial – font size should at least be 12, if you’re using Times New Roman – font size should at least be 13.
6. Front cover should contain graphics about your fable, the title, your name, section and the date of submission
7. Back cover should indicate the reference materials you used like, the link of the website you used to get a copy of the fable, or the bibliographic entry of a book, the application that you used, others.
8. Put a number on each page.
9. Avoid writing too long dialogues / speeches on the speech bubbles.
10. You can either submit your work electronically or submit a printed copy of your work. If submitting electronically, send your work to theay_13@yahoo.com. Save your file in this format: your full name_title of your fable_semester_school year
Example: juandelacruz_thewolfandthecrane_2ndsem_1011
11. Criteria for grading:
- 10 pts Full colored scenes, illustrations, and background
- 5 pts illustrated cover page
- 15 pts Storyline (plot, action, dialogue) of comic book
- 30 pts Total
12. Submission: February 16, 2011 until 5pm only
Fable Assignment
Alcantara – The ant and the grasshopper
Amores – The ass in the lion’s skin
Anastacio – The bear and the travellers
Angeles – The boy who cried wolf
Antonio – The cat and the mice
Babehis – The cock and the jewel
Bergania – The cock, the dog, and the fox
Betonio – The crow and the pitcher
Biccay – The deer without a heart
Bisnar – The dog and its reflection
Bondoc – The farmer and the stork
Jennilyn – The farmer and the viper
Julius – The fox and the crow
Cruz – The fox and the grapes
Datuin – the fox and the sick lion
De Jesus – the fox and the stork
De leon – The frog and the ox
Delos Santos – The frogs who desired a king
Fabian – The goose that laid the golden eggs
Hernandez – the honest woodcutter
Manansala – The lion and the mouse
Mandap – The lion’s share
Mendoza – The mischievous dog
Moraga – The milkmaid and her share
Ortiz – The mountain in labor
Pena – The north wind and the sun
Punzalan – The tortoise and the birds
Ramos – The tortoise and the hare
Ressurreccion – The town mouse and the country mouse
Roxas – The wolf and the lamb
Senupe – Venus and the cat
Soliman – The wolf and the crane
Soriano – The miser and his gold
Ticao – The rooster and the pearl
Tiosejo – The jay and the peacock
Velasco – The old woman and the wine bottle
Yu – The hare with many friends
Zamora – The fisherman and the little fish
1. Make a comic book on the Aesop’s fable assigned to you.
2. Create your comic book by using Microsoft Publisher or any application which you are more familiar with.
3. Pages: minimum – 6; maximum – 10 (including front and back cover)
4. Page size – Customize your page to 7” x 8.5” – portrait
5. Minimum Font size: if you’re using Arial – font size should at least be 12, if you’re using Times New Roman – font size should at least be 13.
6. Front cover should contain graphics about your fable, the title, your name, section and the date of submission
7. Back cover should indicate the reference materials you used like, the link of the website you used to get a copy of the fable, or the bibliographic entry of a book, the application that you used, others.
8. Put a number on each page.
9. Avoid writing too long dialogues / speeches on the speech bubbles.
10. You can either submit your work electronically or submit a printed copy of your work. If submitting electronically, send your work to theay_13@yahoo.com. Save your file in this format: your full name_title of your fable_semester_school year
Example: juandelacruz_thewolfandthecrane_2ndsem_1011
11. Criteria for grading:
- 10 pts Full colored scenes, illustrations, and background
- 5 pts illustrated cover page
- 15 pts Storyline (plot, action, dialogue) of comic book
- 30 pts Total
12. Submission: February 16, 2011 until 5pm only
Fable Assignment
Alcantara – The ant and the grasshopper
Amores – The ass in the lion’s skin
Anastacio – The bear and the travellers
Angeles – The boy who cried wolf
Antonio – The cat and the mice
Babehis – The cock and the jewel
Bergania – The cock, the dog, and the fox
Betonio – The crow and the pitcher
Biccay – The deer without a heart
Bisnar – The dog and its reflection
Bondoc – The farmer and the stork
Jennilyn – The farmer and the viper
Julius – The fox and the crow
Cruz – The fox and the grapes
Datuin – the fox and the sick lion
De Jesus – the fox and the stork
De leon – The frog and the ox
Delos Santos – The frogs who desired a king
Fabian – The goose that laid the golden eggs
Hernandez – the honest woodcutter
Manansala – The lion and the mouse
Mandap – The lion’s share
Mendoza – The mischievous dog
Moraga – The milkmaid and her share
Ortiz – The mountain in labor
Pena – The north wind and the sun
Punzalan – The tortoise and the birds
Ramos – The tortoise and the hare
Ressurreccion – The town mouse and the country mouse
Roxas – The wolf and the lamb
Senupe – Venus and the cat
Soliman – The wolf and the crane
Soriano – The miser and his gold
Ticao – The rooster and the pearl
Tiosejo – The jay and the peacock
Velasco – The old woman and the wine bottle
Yu – The hare with many friends
Zamora – The fisherman and the little fish
Assignment # 1 for Prefinals - World Literature
Describe a god/goddess
1. Write a one-page description of the god/goddess assigned to you.
2. What to include in your description
- Origin / history
- Strengths and weaknesses
- equivalent with other gods/goddesses from other countries
- other relevant information
3. You may include a photo, sketch, or illustration of the god/goddess.
4. Font: Arial – 14; Single space; bulleted information.
5. Rubric:
- 10 pts comprehensiveness and accuracy of information
- 5 pts organization and conventions
- 15 pts total score
6. Submission: February 14, 2011 @ 3:30 pm
Gods/Goddesses Assignment:
Alcantara – Chronos (or Chronus)
Amores – Gaia (or Gaea)
Anastacio – Erobos (or Erebus)
Angeles – Nyx
Antonio – Uranus
Babehis – Phanes
Bergania – Pontos
Betonio – Hyperion
Biccay – Iapetos
Bisnar – Rhea
Bondoc – Coeus
Jennilyn – Mnemosyne
Julius – Crius
Cruz – Cronus
Datuin – Oceanus
De Jesus – Atlas
De leon – Phoebe
Delos Santos – Astraios
Fabian – Epimetheus
Hernandez – Tethys
Manansala – Helios
Mandap – Lelantos
Mendoza – Perses
Moraga – Aura
Ortiz – Dione
Pena – Themis
Punzalan – Minos
Ramos – Achilles
Ressurreccion – Eurynome
Roxas – Aegaeon
Senupe – Metis
Soliman – Leto
Soriano – Ladon
Ticao – Proteus
Tiosejo – Aeolus
Velasco – Selene
Yu – Comus
Zamora – Dionysus
1. Write a one-page description of the god/goddess assigned to you.
2. What to include in your description
- Origin / history
- Strengths and weaknesses
- equivalent with other gods/goddesses from other countries
- other relevant information
3. You may include a photo, sketch, or illustration of the god/goddess.
4. Font: Arial – 14; Single space; bulleted information.
5. Rubric:
- 10 pts comprehensiveness and accuracy of information
- 5 pts organization and conventions
- 15 pts total score
6. Submission: February 14, 2011 @ 3:30 pm
Gods/Goddesses Assignment:
Alcantara – Chronos (or Chronus)
Amores – Gaia (or Gaea)
Anastacio – Erobos (or Erebus)
Angeles – Nyx
Antonio – Uranus
Babehis – Phanes
Bergania – Pontos
Betonio – Hyperion
Biccay – Iapetos
Bisnar – Rhea
Bondoc – Coeus
Jennilyn – Mnemosyne
Julius – Crius
Cruz – Cronus
Datuin – Oceanus
De Jesus – Atlas
De leon – Phoebe
Delos Santos – Astraios
Fabian – Epimetheus
Hernandez – Tethys
Manansala – Helios
Mandap – Lelantos
Mendoza – Perses
Moraga – Aura
Ortiz – Dione
Pena – Themis
Punzalan – Minos
Ramos – Achilles
Ressurreccion – Eurynome
Roxas – Aegaeon
Senupe – Metis
Soliman – Leto
Soriano – Ladon
Ticao – Proteus
Tiosejo – Aeolus
Velasco – Selene
Yu – Comus
Zamora – Dionysus
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