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2nd Semester Midterms
2nd Semester Midterms
No. Questions.
A special type of neurons. It detects stimuli and turn them into act
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potentials
Responsible for the secretion of enzymes that break down all
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major food molecules.
3 found mostly in vertebrates
4 carry lymph from tissues to heart
biological system consisting of a group of organs that work
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together to perform one or more functions
used to portray how muscle fibers contract and relax to allow
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movement.
7 raises calcium in the blood
8 outer coat of the connective tissue
9 also present in this layer,serving primarily for insulation.
10 organ that secretes substances
11 flap-like valve
12 main cell type in the muscular system
Maintains water, salt, and pH balance & removes nitrogenous
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wast
14 common to all arthropods, including insects.
stimulates the small intestine/stomach to related enzymes, the
15 interplay between the nervous system and glands of the endocrine
system coordinate body functions in other organs systems.
sweep pathogens toward the exterior opening of the respiratory
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tract
17 The different kinds of tissues associate to form this functional unit
18 filter lymph to remove microorganisms and debris
19 initiates “fight or flight” response during times of acute stress
20 composed of loose connective tissue.
21 both animals and plants are related at all levels of organization.
22 called as the testosterone in males and estrogen in females
23 responsible for voluntary actions
24 duodenum, jejunum and ileum
25 infolded region
26 carry deoxygenated blood back to the heart
27 provide a membrane for gaseous exchange
28 produces contractions within its muscular wall.
this traps pathogens entering the epithelia of systems (trachea,
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bronchi)
30 It is something that earthworms possess.
31 (sperm or eggs)
32 fluid that bathes the tissue of the organism
33 near the capsule consisting of blood vessels and nephrons
something that serves as a long-distance cell-to-cell
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communication signals.
35 binds to myosin and allows the former to attach to the latter.
Food is initially chewed into shreds by the teeth, and mixed with
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saliva by the tongue in the
37 Provides physical and chemical protection
38 Liquid mixture
Important in the muscular system in providing locomotors
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abilities.
40 (testes in males, ovaries in females)
consists of two kidneys, each with a ureter- a tube leading to the
41 urinary bladder (for storage)- with an open channel called urethra
leading to the body surface.
Receives input from internal and external sensors and relays to
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information to the brain,
region in the back of the throat that serves as the entrance to the
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esophagus.
44 responsible for the production and fertilization of gametes
45 functional units
46 a combination of HCI and acid-stable proteases.
pancreas
Endoskeleton
Lymph Vessels
Organ System
cilia,
organs
Lymph Nodes
Adrenal Gland
Subcutaneous Layer
Physiology
sex hormones
somatic nervous system
small intestine
Bowman’s capsule
Veins
Lungs
esophagus
mucus
Hydrostatic Skeletons
gametes
lymph
Renal Cortex
(hormones)
Adenosine triphosphate or ATP
oral cavity.
skin,
chyme.
SKELETAL SYSTEM
gonads.
NERVOUS SYSTEM
pharynx,
REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM
alveoli.
gastric juice
Defenses that attack all pathogens
IMMUNE SYSTEM:
Inmate Immunity
Pancreas
neurons.
urethra
Cell-mediated responses
Saliva
Testes
RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
Epidermis
Capillaries
Exocrine Gland
Motor Division
Cell
stomach acid,
kidney
duodenum.
Ovaries
stomach,
Skeletal Muscle
Endocrine Glands
Renal Pelvis
Cells
Actin (thin filaments) and
myosin(thick filaments)
INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM
Sensory Division
Anus
Kidneys
Heart
Liver,
Brain
Chewing food
Appendicular Skeleton
Spinal Cord
gastric juice
Humoral immune responses
Pancreas
Sliding filament model
Blood
Thymus
Nephrons
afferent neurons
Axial Skeleton
peripheral nervous system (PNS)
trachea,
Adrenal Cortex
ureter
Thyroid Gland
Rectum,
central nervous system (CNS)
Large intestine
DRRR
No Questions
an impact of disater that shows an increasing evidence of Global
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Climate Change
2 measures that will result in the reduction of vulnerability
3 impact of disater causeing damaged facilities
4 people and property
5 one of the disaster prone countries in the world
6 estimates thw imapct
7 factors such as physical, social and economic
8 inherently unexcpected or comes quickly with no warning
9 It is likened to a concrete fence that could collapse with a slight pus
10 shows tge hazard
11 transportation of the community is disrupted by broken bridges
12 result when you multiply disaster, risk and hazard to each other
13 function of hazard, risk and vulnerability
14 model that shows that disaster risk=risk x hazard x vulnerability
15 traumatic injuries etc
16 This country is also subject to world record of typhoons every year
17 a threat of damage, injury and death
18 An impact of disaster that developing countries are mostly affected
19 natural event
As a result of destruction,damage to facilities and disruption of
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transportation, it disrupts normal business
Answer
Global Environment Change
mitigation and preparedness
damage to critical facilities
exposure
Philippines
risk assessment
vulnerability
disaster
natural event
risk map
disruption of transportation
disaster risk
Disaster
disaster risk model
medical effects
Philippines
hazard
Social and Political Impact
hazard
economic impact
No Questions
1 if the number is zero, what is its value in the game of chances
2 process of converting x scale into z scale
3 value of standard deviation
4 set of all possible outcome
5 viewed as the most important
6 analysis of events governed by probability
7 if the number is negative, what is its value in the game of chances
8 formula of the expected value
9 area under the normal curve
10 variable whose values are determined by chance
11 area under the curve
12 part of the population
13 two types of random variable
14 listing the possible values and corresponding probability
15 field of mathematics that deals with chances
16 measurable
17 tells you how many standard deviation above or below mean
18 two qualities that the normal diastribution depends to
19 locates x within a sample or within population
20 event with 1 possible outcome
21 if the number is positive, what is its value in the game of chances
22 also known as the probability mass function
23 collection of all measurement that you are analyzing
24 repeated random experiment
25 if z is greater than 3.1 what is its value?
26 graph of probability distribution
27 associates real number to each element in sample space
28 has a no. of distincts possible no. of outcomes
29 values of a random variable can assume
30 result
31 value of mean
32 collection of outcomes
33 countable
34 refered to as the average of the probability distribution
Answer
fair
standardizing a normal distribution
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sample space
Normal distribution
statistics
favor of the house
mean=E(x)
z score
random variable
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sample data
continuous and discrete
Discrete Probability distribution
probability
Continuous
z-scale
mean & standard deviation
z score
simple event
favor of the player
discrete probability distribution
population data
trial
0.4999
probability histogram
random variable
random experiment
Discrete Probability distribution
outcome
0
event
discrete
mean
Physical Education
Questions
1 tunes out of the world
2 direct vonfrontation
3 reccuring stress
4 pinopoint ang source ng prob
5 worrying abt their future, conflicts and disagreement with fam
6 aerobic workout stimulates hormones
7 accepting the results
8 positive stress
9 imagination to relax
10 unwinding events/calming skills
11 immediate surroundings affect day to day stress
12 body's feedback mechanism
13 harmful and negative physical consequences due to this type of stress
14 counter productive mevhanism for coping
15 yoga, meditation etc.
16 stress being resolved
17 positive reframing
18 reaction of the body and mind to unkind incidents
19 tells the brain to calm down
20 voicing out sentiments
21 influence on indibidual's family and social life
22 capacity to respond to smthng stressful
23 causes stress
24 support from fam members
25 major factor of stress
26 fight or flight stage where brain deciphers stress
27 most common form
28 stress reccurs and becomes chronic
29 hassles we envounter everyday
30 lessen stressors
31 series of stress that has built up
tion
Answer
meditation
adaptive coping
chronic
problem solving
other stressors
exercise
adjuting expectations
eustress
visualization
relaxation
physical surrounding
progressive relaxation
distress
maladaptive coping
physical recreation
Resistance stage
humor
stress
deep breathing
venting
major life changes
coping
stressor
seek support
noise
alarm stage
acute stress
exhaustion stage
everyday problems
manage stressors
cumulative stress
Reading and Writing Skills
No Questions
1 info directly stated
2 uses specific details or examples
3 uses examples
4 looking for specific information.
5 writer's personal insights, biases
sequential list of all the ideas that would be discussed and
6 mentioned in the finished text, all grouped according to a logical
and hierarchical order
7 info is unclearly stated
8 characterized by the use of formal language
9 uses adjective and adverbs
10 map of ideas
11 looking at the readily visible parts of the text,
12 specific enough yo be logically disputed
13 words, phrases, and sentences that surround an unfamiliar wor
more systematic in nature because this graphic organizer is used in
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depicting the steps involved in a process, a system, or an algorithm.
15 evidence that uses statistics
16 relatively more flexible than othee modes of writing
17 humanities, languange, literature and arts
18 author is advised to use descriptive details
19 exchange of ideas, whether written or spoken
communication tools used to visually organize information and
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indicate how selected ideas relate to others
21 skill that can be improved through consistent practices
22 commonly used in the field of educ
23 act of freely and spontaneously generating ideas
24 bring up impartial associations toward a word.
25 arguable statement
26 involves info from reference
meant to direct its readers to achieve something or to do something
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properly
28 identifies a given term
29 author identifies subj by giving factual account
The meaning of a word may change depending on its context, or
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how and where it is used.
31 sorts vited details
used to describe a given subject by relating to the five senses so
readers are able to visualize in their minds what that subject looks,
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sounds, feels, tastes and
smells like.
33 uses evidence
34 gathering info
35 clarifies the term's meaning
36 similar
37 academic dishonesty
used to inform the readers about the topic of discussion and is often
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done objectively as much as p
39 relate a sequence of events
uses the personal narrative of the writer to explain their point of
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view
41 tend to have more unfavorable feelings or ideas toward a word
42 used in tge field of humanities
43 evidence that brings perspective and opinions
44 complex way of reading
45 used to tell a story series of events, often in chronological order,
46 opposite and uses words such as but, despite, in contrast
using language to form themes and convey ideas, while stringing
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together carefull
48 writer intentionally patch written
49 focuses on identifying tge general meaning and message of text
50 may follow an unfamiliar word.
51 provides info abut subj
52 physical, natural and social science
used to compare and contrast at least two different thirean Diagram
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is used to similarities and differences in relation to each other.
54 evidences that supports an argument
an author's personal take on specific things might affect his/her
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interpretation of them.
56 cognitive process of decoding symbols
57 stealing one's work
generally concerns itself with the field of creative fiction and
58 nonfiction writing, whose texts are often the subject of
interpretation and analysis
59 both explain, demonstrate or support main topic
60 may be given as clues to describe an unknown term.
61 proper citation is a necessity to make your own evidence credible
62 argues if somthng is true or not
simplest graphic develop, and it shares some similarities to t
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process of the the previously But in brainstorming list.
occurs any time one puts together words and phrases to ad
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comprehensive
65 generally favorable associations towards a word.
66 evidence that features studies
word that reveals the opposite meaning in relation to the unknown
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word.
68 business fine at and hisyo
69 judges if something is good or bad
70 writer resubmitted his own work
specific details in a text that are used to clarify the meaning of a
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word.
used to convince readers to accept the writer's claim, opinion, or
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solution by using tha evidence that reasonably supports it.
requires a different set of standards particular to the fields of
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scholarly learning and higher education.
used to convince readers to accept the writer's claim, opinion, or
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solution by using tha evidence that reasonably supports it.
75 gathering info
communication tools used to visually organize information and
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indicate how selected ideas relate to others
77 look for the main point
78 author forgets to cite
the culture the author thought up in - everything from the beliefs,
79 customs, and attitudes they were likely contributes to their personal
biases.
80 argues for a spevific course of action
81 proper citation is a necessity to make your evidence credible
portray more multi-faceted definitions of a word, whether positive,
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negative, or neutral.
83 evidence that compares ideas
used when the text has words or phrases that are similar in meaning
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to the unknown word.
85 writer intentionally copies word per word
no. enumeration
1 2 type of descriptive writing
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3 3 category of claim
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5
6 2 types of outline
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8 5 most common types of context clue
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10
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13 Different forms and modes of writing
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15
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ng Skills
Answer
explicit claim
examples
exemplification
scanning
subjective
Outline
implicit claim
Academic discourse
description
brainstorming list
Previewing
claim
Context clues
Flowchart
statistical evidence
description
notes and bibliography
narration
Discourse
Graphic Organizers
reading
apa
brainstorming
Neutral connotations
claim
citation style
TRANSACTION DISCOURSE
definition
objective
situation
classification
descriptive discourse
illustration
citing textual evidence
definition
synonym
plagiarism
discourse exposition
narration
EXPRESSIVE DISCOURSE
Negative connotations
mla
testimonial evidence
critical reading
narrative discourse
antonym
POETIC DISCOURSE
masaic plagiarism
simple reading
definitions
description
author-date
Venn Diagram
textual evidence
PERSONAL EXPERIENCES
reading
plagiarism
LITERARY DISCOURSE
Discourse
Positive connotations
Anecdotal evidence
antonym
chicago style
claim of valuea
self plagiarism
Examples
argumentative expositio
Academic discourse
argumentative exposition
citing textual evidence
Graphic Organizers
Skimming
accidental dishonesty
CULTURE
claim of policy
citing sources
Connotations
analogical evidence
Synonym
direct plagiarism
answer
Subjective Description
Objective Description
claim of fact
claim of value
claim of policy
Topic outline
sentence outline
antonym
synonym
explanations and definitions
examples
situations
using narration
using description
Using illustration,
exemplification, and
Classification
Using Definition
Pananaliksik
No Tukuyin kung sino ang naglahad ng depinisyon ng Pananaliksik
Ang pananaliksik o salitang saliksik ay may kahulugang “detailed
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research” o detalyadong paghahanap.
Ang pananaliksik ay isang maingat, kritikal, disiplinadong inquiry sa
pamamagitan ng iba’t ibang teknik at paraan batay sa kalikasan at
2 kalagayan ng natukoy na suliranin tungo sa klaripikasyon at/o resolusyon
nito.
No. Tanaong
Ang Konseptwal na Balangkas ay isang maikling talataang kinapapalooban
ng pangkalahatang pagtalakay ng paksa ng pananaliksik. Dito tinatalakay
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ang mga sagot sa tanong na Ano at Bakit. "Ano ba ang tungkol sa iyong
pinag-aaralang paksa at Bakit kailangan pa itong pag-aralan."
“The purpose of research is to serve man and the goal is the good life”,
ayon nga kina Good at Scates (1972), (nabanggit kay Bernales, 2018 et
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al.). Naglahad naman ng ilang tiyak na layunin ng pananaliksik sina
Manuel at Medel (1976).
No Tanong
Good, 1963
Autor, E. (2015)
Zafra, 2007
Parel, 1966
Autor, E. (2015)
Aquino, 1974
pangungusap
gunit mali ang ikalawa.
ap ngunit
awang mali ang una.
pangungusap.
Sagot Explanation
Hindi ito Konseptwal na
balangkas, iyong maikling
C talata na pinapakalooban
ng pangkalahatng paksa ay
ang panimula
Ang PANANALIKSIK ay
maingat, sistematikong
pag-aaral at pagsisiyasat
C
sa ilang piling disiplina o
larang.
Ang OPERASYONAL
NA
PAGPAPAKAHULUGAN
B ay ang tumutukoy sa
kahulugan ng mga salitang
mahahalaga o pili na
ginagamit sa pananaliksik
Ang plagyarismo ay
papangongopya ng datos,
mga ideya, mga
pangungusap, buod at
balangkas ng isang akda,
programa, himig at iba pa,
D nang hindi kinikilala ang
pinagmulan o kinopyahan.
Ito ay isang uri ng
pagnanakaw at
pagsisinungaling dahil
inaangkin mo ang hindi sa
iyo.
A
unang talata ay saklaw
B tapos ang pangalwa naman
ay limitasyon
Sagot
Atienza et al. (1996), Bernales et
al. (2018) at Author (2015)
PANAHON
ANYONG PATANONG
(Question Form)
OBHETIBO
PAGLALAHAD NG
SULIRANIN
pananaliksik
UGNAYAN
Operasyonal na
Pagpapakahulugan
GUMAGAMIT NG MGA
KWANTETIBO O
ESTADISTIKAL NA
METODO
MATAPAT AT
RESPONSABLE
Konseptwal na
Pagpapakahulugan
MATIYAGA AT HINDI
MINAMADALI
KAHALAGAHAN NG PAG-
AARAL
DEMOKRATIKO
EMPIRIKO
research o pananaliksik
MAKATAO
KRITIKAL AT ANALITIKAL
KATUTURAN NG MGA
KATAWAGANG GINAMIT
PINAGSISIKAPAN
Output
MAKABAYAN
LOHIKO
BALANGKAS KONSEPTWAL
Specific Problem
MATIYAGA AT MASIKAP
PANIMULA
MAPANURI
BALANGKAS KONSEPTWAL
plagyarismo
lugar
SISTEMATIKO
General Problem
Process
TAGAL NG PANAHON NA
IBINIGAY NG GURO SA
PAGSULAT NG
PANANALIKSIK
Prop. Roland G. Simbulan
KONTROLADO
METODOLOHIYA
MAPAMARAAN AT
MAINGAT
Process
AKYUREYT NA
IMBESTIGASYON,
OBSERBASYON AT
DESKRIPSYON
SAKLAW AT LIMITASYON
NG PAG-AARAL
KATUTURAN NG MGA
KATAWAGANG GINAMIT
plagyarismo
PAGTINGIN O ASPEKTO
PANIMULA
KRITIKAL
ACCESSABILITY O
AVAILABILITY NG MGA
SANGGUNIAN
SAKLAW AT LIMITASYON
NG PAG-AARAL
lagpak na marka
uri
PANIMULA
University of Southern
Californis California (2019)
PAGLALAHAD NG
SULIRANIN
Basic Calculus
No Question
value that the quantity that a function approaches as the end point
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or boundary
2 0/0
3 back bone of calculus
4 a mathematical expression that represents the √-1
a process in which you rationalize a function when it has a radical
5 numerator or denominator (used para hindi makakuha ng
indeterminate na sagot)
Limit theorem
us
Answer
limit
indeterminate
limit
i
conjugation
replicable
interview
conceptual framework
title
DATA GATHERING
PROCEDURE
quantitative research
research
introduction
Community application or
utilization of research
Operational Definition
informed consent
conceptual framework
it adds to the existing body of
knowledge
Review of related literature
accurate
Theoretical definition
inquiry
note-taking
quantitative research
accurate
intent of the study
bibliographic information
CHAPTER 3
rigorous
deficiency model
central phenomenon
research
RESPONDENTS OF THE
STUDY
Purpose of the Study
research site
objective
Tertiary Sources
it can improve or enhance
current practices
Method
RESEARCH INSTRUMENT
inquiry
Body
qualitative research
Statement of the Problem (SOP)
RESEARCH LOCALE
research gap
APA
respondents
STRUCTURED
QUESTIONNAIRE
definition of terms
ethical
plagiarism
Scope
Variables
Secondary Sources
literature review
Conclusion
SEMI-STRUCTURED
QUESTIONNAIRE
title
Primary Sources
No. Questions. Answer
1 convinces readers to a accept tge writer's claim arguement
2 looking for a specific info scanning
3 directs readers or gives instruction transaction discourse
4 cognitive process of devoding symbols Reading
5 human beings experience Personal ecperience
6 uses a personal narrative of tge writer to ecplain pov expressive discourse
7 describes a given subject by relating to five senses description
8 culture the author grew in culture
9 looking at readily visible parts previewing
10 uses languages to form names poetic discourse
11 informs readers abg topic exposition
12 changes or influences the perspective of tge author social environment
13 a field of creative fic and non fic writing literary discourse
14 puts together words & phrases discourse
15 uses formal lang and cites facts and evidences academic discourse
16 looking for man point skimming
17 creative disvourse expressive discourse
18 tells story in chronological order Naration
No. Questions.
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8 uri ng lahom na karaniwang ginagamit sa AKP
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abstrak
bionote
resume
word mart 2009 bionote
bionote
bionote
Resume
dr. Phil Bartle panukalang proyekto
Besim Nebiu
brogan at hummel 2014
the vommunication empowerment vollective
bio-data
katawan
bionote
bionote
Curriculum Vitae
kongklusyon
Harper 2016
unang bahagi
Duenas at sanz 2012
bio-data
curriculum vitae