Ang mga utos nang Prayle ay sampu:

Ang una: Sambahin mo ang Prayle na lalo sa lahat.

Ang ikalawa: Huwag kang magpapahamak o manumba ng ngalang deretsos.
Ang ikatlo: Manalangin ka sa Prayle Linggo man at piyesta.
Ang ikapat: Isanla mo ang katauhan mo sa pagpapalibing sa ama't ina,
Ang ikalima: Huwag kang mamamatay kung wala pang salaping panlibing.
Ang ika-anim: Huwag kang makiapid sa kanyang asawa.
Ang ikapito: Huwag kang makinakaw.
Ang ikawalo: Huwag mo silang pagbibintangan, kahit ka masinungalingan.
Ang ikasiyam: Huwag mong ipagkait ang iyong asawa.
Ang ikapulo: Huwag mong itangi ang iyong ari.
Itong sampong utos ng Prayle'y dalawa ang kinauuwian.
Ang isa: Sambahin mo ang Prayle lalo sa lahat.
Ang ikalawa: Ihain mo naman sa kaniya ang puri mo't kayamanan. Siya nawa.

1. Sino ang gumamit ng sagisag panulat na "Plaridel"

1.Mardelo H. Del Pilar
2.Jose Rizal
3.Graciano Lopez Jaena
4.Antonio Luna
2. Alin sa mga sumusunod na akda ang inialay ni Jose Rizal sa Gomburza
1.Fray Botod
2.Dasalan at Tocsohan
3.Noli Me Tangere
4.El Filibusterismo
3. Siya ang punong patnugot ng Lasolidaridad
1.Jose Rizal
2.Marcelo H. Del Pilar
3.Graciano Lopez-Jaena
4.Antonio Luna
4. Ginamit niya ang sagisag panulat na Laong Laan
1.Antonio Luna
2.Marcelo H. Del Pilar
3.Graciano Lopez-Jaena
4.Jose Rizal
5. Alin sa mga sumusunod na akda ang tumalakay sa mga prayleng mataba.
1.El Filibusterismo
2.Noli Me Tangere
3.Dasalan at Tocsohan
4.Fray Botod
A modifier is a wonderful tool. Without modifiers, you could never say that a pretty girl took
home a happy dog or that a nice boy bought a yummy popsicle. In case you didn't get it
from the italics, a modifier is a word or phrase that provides more information about
something being discussed in the sentence. Modifiers are usually adjectives (words that
describe nouns or pronouns) or adverbs (words that describe verbs, adjectives and other
adverbs).
Although modifiers can be great, sometimes they can also get lost or put in the wrong place
in a sentence. When this happens, things can get very confusing! The following worksheet
demonstrates some misplaced and dangling modifiers. Some additional links are also
provided to additional worksheets to help make sure you really understand the concept!

Examples of Misplaced or Dangling Modifiers

A misplaced modifier is in a modifier that is in the wrong place. For example:
 The pretty girl fast ran. Fast is modifying girl, so it is misplaced.
 Hoping it would rain, the umbrella was brought by Ann. Hoping it would rain is modifying
Ann, since Ann is the person who was hoping it would rain. As written, this sentence
makes it sound as though the umbrella was hoping it would rain. While an umbrella
might very well hope for such a thing, umbrellas aren't really capable of hoping and so
the sentence is illogical.
A dangling modifier modifies something that never actually appears in the sentence. For
example:
 Hoping it would rain, the umbrella was brought. In this sentence, there isn't a single
person mentioned who has the ability to hope it would rain. The subject being modified
is missing entirely and the modifier is left dangling all by itself.

Worksheet for Misplaced or Dangling Modifiers

Now that we have reviewed what a misplaced and dangling modifier is, here is a quick
worksheet to help you grasp the concept.
Five sentences are listed below. Label whether the sentence is a misplaced modifier (M), a
dangling modifier (D) or correct. The answers are at the bottom.
1. Always eager for cake, the birthday party was attended by everyone.
2. Forgetting that the microphone was on, the whole audience heard the singer's fight with
his wife.
3. Wagging her tail, the new puppy climbed into my lap.
4. After painting all day, the bright new watercolor was drying in the sunshine.
5. Late as always, Mike made quite an entrance when he came to the party.

Answers to Worksheet
1. (M) This is a misplaced modifier. Always eager for cake is modifying everyone.
2. (M) This is also a misplaced modifier. The singer is the person who forgot the
microphone was on.
3. (C) This is correct. The puppy was the one wagging her tail.
4. (D) This is a dangling modifier. We have no idea who or what painted all day.
5. (C) This is correct. Mike is the person who was late as always.