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Expository

“Monte Cristo” First of all what is monte cristo? Monte cristo is a type of sandwich that is fried in a frying pan. What is the difference of monte cristo in other sandwiches? Monte cristo has no differences on other sandwiches but it is a special sandwich. What make it special? Is is special because it is coated with the mixture of scrambled egg and milk. A Monte Cristo is a fried ham and cheese sandwich, it is a combination of French and American food. In making a monte cristo the ingredients needed is sliced white bread, sliced ham, cheese, milk, mayo, butter and egg. The procedure first you need to cook the ham fry it for only 2 minutes and slice it diagonally. Second you need to slice the sliced bread into diagonal. Next is making a grated cheese. Next is preparing the bread and fill with mayo and cheese. Next is put the ham to the bread with mayo and cheese then put another layer of cheese. And then put the half of the bread. Then prepare the scrambled egg with milk. Then put the bread to the mixture until it is soaked with it. The next one is to prepare the pan with melted butter and fry the bread until the egg cooked. And then put is to the plate with tissue paper. So that is the ingredients and procedure on how to make a monte cristo hope you enjoy. Nico Peji GAS 12-K

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Expository essay (process essay)

How to cook Adobong Manok or Chicken Adobo Adobong manok, or Chicken Abodo, is a popular Asian Filipino cuisine. This delicious and aromatic native dish of the Philippines has been cooked for generations. It can be served atop of rice, with potatoes, or just plain. 1 whole chicken, cut into fist-sized pieces 1/4 cup soy sauce 1 cup vinegar 1 tsp sugar Pinch of salt and peppercorn 3 bay leaves 1 cup water 1 medium onion, chopped 4 cloves of garlic, pressed or chopped Cooking oil Salt and pepper to taste Heat the garlic and onion in oil on medium heat. Add the garlic first and cool until lightly brown. Then add the chopped onions and cook until it becomes translucent. Be careful not to burn the garlic and onion. Use a wooden spoon or spatula to keep the ingredients moving. Add the chicken and stir. You don't have to use a whole chicken. Instead, you can use parts of the chicken you like the best instead. Add the soy sauce, vinegar, peppercorn, salt, sugar, water, and bay leaves. Stir and mix everything together. Bring the chicken to a boil. Once everything begins to boil, turn your stove to low heat. Add more water to the mixture if you think the dish is too dry. Let the chicken simmer for 20 to 30 minutes. Cover the skillet and let the chicken simmer until it is tender. After 15 minutes, spoon the sauce over the chicken. Let it simmer for the rest of the remaining time. If you like your chicken dry, let it simmer for a little longer. Serve and enjoy. You can serve the adobong manok on top of rice, with potatoes, or with bread. And pair it with a refreshing glass of cold soda or fresh juice. Junel G. Menor GAS 12-K

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Narrative essay

Last January 2019, I attended a church preachers camp at high Acres camp, Calot Sablan, Benguet, with the them of INTEGRITY. This was not my usual camp. It was The Center for Spiritual Living, which meant that they accepted almost anything that was positive for me in terms of spiritual belief. However, it was my first time attending camp like this. Anyways, I was a part of the teen group there for obvious reasons. Though most teens there were spiritual, I think what was mostly on our minds is finding the will of God in our life. It was no different for me. I had my first fellowship with pastors and other spiritual leaders at different churches. But going back on track, the preachers camp was a 3-days spiritual challenge, personal examine, a sports fellowship, and much more. Another big thing that was happening was the challenge of main speaker, Pastor Jonie Brasileño talk's about the man is not for sale. For some odd reason, I thought I must apply the principles of being a man with integrity. Maybe it was because some of my peers prompted me to do so, as a youth leader. I was appointed to be a under training leader as a next generation leader in our church. At camp I was examine greatly to build my self, in means of integrity. God let me to attend just to say that I live without integrity in me. I am very thankful not just because of the theme, but because of I was given a opportunity to test my self and practice living with wholeness and honesty. How I would lead the youth members in mind. In retrospect, it sounds highfalutin, but I guess it worked, because they choose me to lead the youth congregation. I was ecstatic, though I tried my best to hide it. In fact, a few days after I was appointed, reality came crashing in my head, and I tried to come to grips with what had happened. I wanted to prove to myself that I could win, but now that I had won, I did not know if I could handle the responsibility. I think I liked being “in charge” but not the weight that goes with it. But onto a more important point, can you imagine I become a church youth leader with a small integrity in me? Not only was it for a church, but for such a minor position, that is difficult to grasp why someone would go through that trouble. This situation proved to me that within God, even from its lowest denomination, corruption is present. In fact, a month after being the leader of the youth congregation, I quit due to being disgusted with the amount of money trying to be raised for “important” purposes, having a huge donation banner on the left side of the church hall. I became disillusioned with churches in general, and meditated instead, finding God within me. Christian Abastillas GAS 12-K

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Personal essay

When I was a child my life was easy because I did not have any problem. I only think was to play a Filipino games like habulan, hide and seek, patintero and etc. I go home when I feel hungry. Also, that time I just want to watched a cartoon and eat my favorite candy. But when I grow up, I learned many things in my life, in my family and in my surroundings, also when I'm become a Born Again I learned how my life work is. I give importance to my life than before and I give more attention to the things that I never do before. To the point that there are so many problem that came to my life that I need to solve and give a solutions. But carefully, I have a responsibility that I need to work with, like in my studies because I did not really focus on my studies when I'm in elementary and junior high which I regretted now. All in all, I learned that you must enjoy your life but make sure to do your best and the things that we need to do. Jomi Rose Berches GAS 12-K

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Autobiographyy

My name is Kenneth L. Aprao. I was born on March 1, 2000 in Daang Amaya II Tanza Cavite. My parents are Elizabeth Lucero and Rafael Aprao. I have a big brother named Mark Aprao. I attended Tejero’s Convetion Elementary School until sixth grade. But once I’ve finished elementary I went to Tanza National Comprehensive High School to finish until 10th Grade. And now I am already Grade 12 of Tanza Senior High School. We are simple family living in small house.My mother is a Housewife she left me back when I was born she left me with my grandparents and father. My father died way back when I was in elementary school and luckily I have my aunts with me for them to carry me out of the things that I didn’t experience throughout the years. They’re the ones who’s helping me to finish my studies from now on. I currently attend Tanza National Comprehensive High School in Daang Amaya II Tanza , Cavite as a Senior High Student. I’m taking General Academic Strand and I’m also a graduating student batch 2018-2019. I’m so excited to finish my Senior High School. My plans for summer is to have Part time Job. So , when I'm going to college I have my own money to buy expenses for my college. My preferred college course is BS in Electrical engineering, but at first I think of being a civil engineer but we know that they are very expensive but still I'm trying my best to support myself and also my family once I’ve become a successful person someday. Kenneth Aprao GAS 12-K

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TRAVELOGUE This is the very start where we started to climb the Mt. Marami Located at Maragondon Cavite, at first you will see how interesting this mountain is, you can see how rich the nature is. Theres so many beautiful trees and plants that sorrounds the pathway upon climbing the Mt. Marami there are also different kinds of animals like native chickens, pigs, cows and horses. At this state we can tell how beautiful and rich this mountain and place is. But, once you’ve arrived at the center of the mountain you will reached the destinations where the people stay there for them to eat lunch or whatever food that they bring with them. You can also buy one of the freshes buko juice there they picked the buko on top of the tree. There are also people there that you will met through you’re mountain climbing. We know that it is very hard to go to the summit of a mountain it takes sweat and blood just to get to the top of the mountain.

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But once you’ve reached the top. All of your exerted effort wouldn’t go to waste because you will see how breathtaking the view from the summit of the Mt. Marami. All of the complains about how hard is to climb the mountain fades away until we’ve finally reached the top. You can take pictures whenever you want. Because the view of this mountain is a life time memory for every hill climber this is far beyond expectations of every people who has finally conquered the summit of this Mountain. Kenneth Aprao GAS K-12

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Autobiography

My name is Clarissa Elaine Taller. I was born on December 27, 2000 in General Trias Cavite. My parents are Liezel Taller and Eliseo Taller. I have three siblings their are Eljohn, Ely, and Ejay. I’m the only daughter. I attended Sanja Mayor Elementary School in Sanja Mayor Tanza, Cavite until sixth grade. Im actually a transferred student in my fourth grade So, I needed to adjust because I was from private school in Sawyer Intergrated School. I was hard for me because private and public schools are very different. That time I got bullied because Im new student. They teased and saying bad words to me. But in the end they stopped. I don’t know maybe they got tired. So, that time I want to be strong and brave. We are simple family living in small house. My father is Overseas Filipino Worker in Kuwait and he is a factory worker in company. My mother is housewife , she is the one who take care of us. In month of April, my father will come home to have family time because we missed each other. We will meet again soon. I’m very happy because we will have family bonding. I currently attend Tanza National Comprehensive High School in Daang Amaya II Tanza , Cavite as a Senior High Student. I’m taking General Academic Strand and I’m also a graduating student batch 2018-2019. I’m so excited to finish my Senior High School. My plans for summer is to have Part time Job. So , when Im going to college I have my own money to buy expenses for my college. My preferred course is Business Management. I know college is hard but I will study hard and be hard-working person. Because I want better future. And I also know to myself that college is very different in Highschool. My motto is “Make your parents proud.” Clarissa Elaine Taller GAS 12-K

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Autobiography

My name is Jomirose Berches and I was born on 1st of January 2000 . I'm 19 year's old and I love dancing , singing and playing guitar . My mother is Lucita Lotoc and my father is Rafael Berches . When I was born my mother crippled and because of that she brought in different hospital until she brought in maynila to healed. I have four siblings and also I in my father and mother side I have siblings , but their have own family . When I was grade 6 student at the age of 12 years old . I experienced went to school without money or food and sometimes we didn't went to school because we don't have money and to have a food in lunch , my father do something to have a food for our lunch . We experienced that because that time my mother's is housewife and my father work is just a carpenter and sometimes he have no work . So? Because of that experience I want to graduate to help my parents , to provide the things we need and because their already old to work. Jomi Rose Berches GAS 12-K

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Autobiography

My name is John Dexter Solis and I was born on 6th of march year 2000 in Julugan Tanza , Cavite . My parents are Hardee Solis and Mayell Hinahon . Both of them are natural born Filipinos . My early childhood was middle class , My Father work is a driver and my Mother is house wife and I have four siblings in the family , I'm the oldest son of my parent's I'm responsible to protect my youngest brother and sister . I finished my Elementary at Julugan Elementary School , while Junior High School at Tanza National Comprehensive High School and as of now I taking General Academic Strand in Senior High School at Tanza National Comprehensive High School. Someday I want to be a chef because cooking is my favorite and I want to cook different dishes. John Dexter Solis GAS 12-K

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Autobiography

I am Christian Jimenez Abastillas, I was born on the 28th of November, 1999 in Agdao, Davao City. My parents were Rachel Abastillas Baltero and Patricio Pinsoy Baltero, I am the second eldest son of 6 siblings, we are all boys. I finished my Elementary at Agdao Elementary School, while in Junior high school at Tanza National Comprehensive High School in Daang Amaya II Tanza, Cavite, and now currently in Senior high school taking General Academic Strand or GAS strand at Tanza National Comprehensive High School. I was planning to take Fine arts in College to improve my talent. As of now I am the ordained area coordinator of Guhit Pinas Cavite in area 7. I was the one who sets art sessions and other activities. I can do still life, portraits, geometric art, and landscape using dry and wet medium. Me and my team conducted art demo in Elementary Rosario and STI college Rosario. We teach grade 5-6 at senior high students. Christian Abastillas GAS 12-K

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Autobiography

My name is Aljiorey H. Presnillo, I'm 17 years old ,living in Spring Town Village Tanza,Cavite. I was born in Bato Camarines sur province of Bicol. I am now graduating of Senior High School Student here at Tanza National Comprehensive High School. I finished junior high school at Signal Village National High School. I have three siblings and I am the oldest son. My parent's name are Meynard Presnillo and Lanie Presnillo. My father is graduated at Philippine State College of Aeoronautics with the Degree Bachelor of Science in Aviation Electronics Technology while my Mother is a housewife who is responsible anything related to housework such as washing our clothes ,prepare for our food every morning before we go to school etc. My hobbies are dancing, singing, and playing guitar. I really wanted to finished my studies, to reach my dream and ambition in life to become a Soldier or Successful Businessman someday I will help my parent's in financial and provide a house for our family. Aljorey Presnillo GAS 12-K

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Autobiography

My name is Tricia Faith Abellera, I was born on 22nd of October 2000 I live in Lucena City, Quezon Province. My parent’s names are Bienvenido L. Abellera and Nerie L. Abellera, my father is the family driver of Bishop Tony Marioghae for alsmot 8 years now. And my mom is a plain housewife. She takes good care of all the members of our family. She is very strong because we put God at the center. I have 4 sisters the oldest is Hannah Shalom Abellera Hernandez. She is married to Pastor Jhomar Hernandez for two years now, both of them are working at Dubai. My sister supports me and our parents financially. She became our breadwinner ever since. My second eldest sister is Jerusalem Abellera. She has 3 children but she is not married yet because her partner first marriage is still in the process of annulment. She was a pre–school teacher before she moved in Cavite but now she stopped working to take care of her children. The third is Bethlehem Abellera – Lazargon who became my second mother at home, she take care of me when our mother left to work abroad to support my mother siblings education in college. The second to the last sister is Bethany Abellera – Tapado. She is very spoiled and rebellious. She always feel insecure to words and would always bully me and hurt me physically. But we hope that she change will is now married and will soon give birth to her first born child. My dream in the future is to be a business woman and I know that, I will commit this in the future for my own sacrifice and everything that I make now is my future so I will do my best to be a successful women and have a good and healthy life. Tricia Faith Abellera GAS 12-K

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Food Blog STREETFOODS Hi guys! I want to share with you our experience in Plaza of Salinas, here in Cavite. Tricia and I decided to go in near place where there are many streetfoods. We chose to blog about streetfood because it is affordable and easy to find. Philippine Street Food, also known as Pagkaing Kalye in Filipino, is a wide variety of inexpensive cuisine that you can buy from vendors or peddlers on the streets. It is essentially influenced by other neighboring countries' dishes like Chinese and Japanese, taken to the next level and given a Filipino twist.

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The first food that we bought was kwek kwek . Kwek Kwek / Tokneneng Kwek kwek is a hard-boiled quail egg that’s coated with an orange batter and deep-fried until crispy. They’re pretty much exactly how you’d imagine them to taste, like eggs deep-fried in tempura batter. The batter itself is flavorless so I have no idea why it has to be orange. Perhaps just to make the kwek kwek look more appetizing? If that’s the reason, then it works.We all know that kwek kwek is very famous. Kwek kwek is our favorite streetfood because it is very affordable and delicious.

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The second food that we bought was pancake that only costs 5 peso and it has condensed milk and butter. A pancake (or hotcake, griddlecake, or flapjack) is a flat cake, often thin and round, prepared from a starch-based batter that may contain eggs, milk and butter and cooked on a hot surface such as a griddle or frying pan, often frying with oil or butter. We love pancakes. Everything in pancake is delicious. We want to buy one more but we should eat other foods for this blog. Hehe

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Because of the food we ate, we got thirsty. So, we bought palamig and it cost 5 peso only. Very affordable , right? Palamig is scattered everywhere because filipinos are matipid person. So they just buy affordable beverages. Tricia ordered choco moo , the popular choco drink. While mine is juicy orange.