MUSEUM _ Xyrah Gail M. Abella

"MUSEUM"

ENGLISH & AP

Name: Xyrah Gaail M. Abella
Gr & Sec: 8 - Unity

"TITANIC"

I decided on Titanic since I was initially astonished to see any antiques or memorabilia related to the ship. Initially, I was shocked as well because I adore the movie Titanic and it truly brought tears to my eyes. And for that reason, I went with Titanic.

"FLATIRONS"

When I first saw the vintage flat irons, I was astonished since they used charcoal instead of the electricity that modern flat irons use, which is why I also chose to use them.

"CAMERA"

I'm both delighted and amazed to see the vintage cameras from bygone ages. I also enjoy using cameras and shooting photos. That is the reason I choose the camera.

"TELEPHONE"

I was astonished when I first saw the telephone because it is so retro and looks lovely in any home. Therefore, the reason why I chose the telephone is that the current telephone is not like that, and I really loved the earlier model of the telephone.

"TELESCOPE"

I was astonished when I first saw the telephone because it is so retro and looks lovely in any home. Therefore, the reason why I chose the telephone is that the current telephone is not like that, and I really loved the earlier model of the telephone. And it is so shocking to see the old fashioned telescope and really amazed to see one of them.

All about Mang Timo's Experience

"All About Mang Timo's Experience"

 The story is all about the old farmer who disturb the putat because of his eager carabao. He have a dauaghter, Marcelina, whom engkanto , atong wants. And that's why Mang Timo is very sick and not feeling well because atong cursed Mang Timo.


The local color is all about mannerism, therefore it is a set of character qualities unique to the area.
Additionally, you might think of social customs as the regional accent used while saying farewell, apologize, or regret to someone.When Mang Tim apologizes to Atong for disturbing the putat and causing Aton to become enraged. Mang Timo is also requesting an explanation from the residents of the putat when he says, "Tabi tabi po," in the passage. Abi tabi po translates to "Excuse me" in English, and it means to ask for an explanation and to let animals or other species know that you will be traveling by them or that you will be touching their land or homes.


Any living thing is visible as existing or still existing. And it's up to you if you believe the notion that someone observed something spooky or similar to what Mang Timo did or experienced. It is there that you may recognize the existence of any engkanto, and whether or not you choose to believe what they say relies on you.






Xyrah Gail M. Abella