Gabriel Nario

APPLIED ECONOMICS

Price (P-Thousand) Quantity demanded (Qd- Quantity supplied (Qs-

thousand) thousand)
25 150 50
30 125 75
35 100 100
40 75 125
50 50 150
55 25 175

1. Graph of demand and supply curve.

ASUZ LAPTOP’S DEMAND AND SUPPLY

2. What are the equilibrium price and quantity in this market?

The equilibrium price of this market is 35 and the equilibrium quantity is 100. The equilibrium is the only price
where the quantity is 100. The equilibrium is the only price where quantity demanded is equal to quantity supplied .

3. If the actual price in this market were above the equilibrium price, what would drive the market toward
equilibrium?

If the market price is above the equilibrium price, quantity supplied is greater than quantity demanded, creating a
surplus. Market plus will fall.

4. If the actual price in this market were below the equilibrium price, what would drive the market toward
equilibrium?

If the actual price in this market were below the equilibrium price then the quantity demanded would be greater
than the quantity supplied creating a shortage. Therefore, suppliers will raise their prices without losing sales,
which drive the market toward equilibrium.

Gabriel Nario

CPAR
Classical art pictures/ art works- significance function
Vase painting was a noted element of Greek art and
provides the best example of how Greek painting
focused primarily on portraying the human form and
evolved toward increased realism. An "Orientalizing"
period followed, as Eastern motifs, including the
sphinx, were adopted to be followed by a black figure
style, named for its color scheme, that used more
accurate detail and figurative modeling. The Classical
era developed the red figure style of vase painting,
which created the figures by strongly outlining them
against a black background and allowed for their
details to be painted rather than incised into the clay.
As a result, variations of color and of line thickness
allowed for more curving and rounded shapes than
were present in the Geometric style of vases.
Originally, Greek temples were often built with wood, using a
kind of post and beam construction, though stone and marble
were increasingly employed. The first temple to be built
entirely of marble was the Parthenon (447-432 BCE). Greek
architecture also pioneered the amphitheater, the agora, or
public square surrounded by a colonnade, and the stadium.The
Romans appropriated these architectural structures, creating
monumental amphitheaters and revisioning the agora as the
Roman forum, an extensive public square that featured
hundreds of marble columns.
These new innovations ushered in an age of monumental
architecture, as seen in the Colosseum and civil engineering
projects, including aqueducts, apartment buildings, and
bridges. The Romans, as architectural historian D.S. Robertson
wrote, "were the first builders in Europe, perhaps the first in
the world, fully to appreciate the advantages of the arch, the
vault and the dome." They pioneered the segmental arch -
essentially a flattened arch, used in bridges and private
residences - the extended arch, and the triumphal arch, which
Modern/ post modern / contemporary art work-
significance/ function
Her psychedelic and hallucinatory work use motifs and
repetition to play with the concept of infinity. Infinity
Mirror Room is an immersive installation designed to
engulf the viewer/ participant in an overwhelming sense
of infinity and possibility. Kusama has described her
life as “a pea lost among thousands of other peas”.
This painting sums up the Pop Art style of
Keith Haring, with dynamic figures and a
simple composition. From his beginnings as a
graffiti artist on the New York subway, Keith
Haring began his career with his immediately
recognizable figures and patterns. One of his
most commonly represented symbols is the
heart. He used his work to popularize important
messages about sexuality and AIDS during a
time when the stigma and taboo surrounding
these topics were still prevalent.
Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama has been described as
being one of the most eccentric artists of our time.
The ceiling of the Opera Garnier in Paris is without
doubt one of the most famous works by Chagall. It has
caused significant controversy since its creation and its
official opening in 1964. In fact, the various panels
were assembled under protection from military guards.
This vibrant piece only affirms Chagall’s status as “one
of the great painters of our time”, containing references
to famous composers and artists from throughout
history.
celebrated the emperors' great victories. But it was their
employment of the dome that had the most significant impact
on Western civilization. Though influenced by the Etruscans,
particularly in their use of arches and hydraulic techniques, and
the Greeks, Romans still used columns, porticos, and
entablatures even when technological innovations no longer
required them structurally.

Originally, Greek temples were often built with wood, using a
kind of post and beam construction, though stone and marble
were increasingly employed. The first temple to be built
entirely of marble was the Parthenon (447-432 BCE). Greek
architecture also pioneered the amphitheater, the agora, or
public square surrounded by a colonnade, and the stadium.The
Romans appropriated these architectural structures, creating
monumental amphitheaters and revisioning the agora as the
Roman forum, an extensive public square that featured
hundreds of marble columns.
This vibrant and dynamic work of art, painted when
Jean-Michel Basquiat was just 20, is considered a kind
of enigma by art critics. Sometimes called “Skull”
because of the shape of the face, this complex
composition certainly raises more questions than it
provides answers. Does it depict a skull or a half formed
face? Does the painting represent life or death? Some
even wonder if it is not a kind of self-portrait of the
artist.

Angel of the North is one of the most well known works

This work depicts a nude muscular warrior, as he steps by this artist. It is located in Gateshead in the United
forward, his head turns slightly to his right, and his left Kingdom. It was constructed over four years and cost
hand would have readied a spear that originally rested around £800,000 to build. The wings are slightly tilted
upon his left shoulder. The figure's anatomical realism inwards, suggesting an embrace. In addition, the
conveys potential movement through a complex sculpture is intended to represent the passing of time.
interaction of tensed and relaxed muscles. Almost
seven feet tall, the monumental work conveys an
imposing sense of male heroic beauty that could face
whatever may come with dispassionate calm, as shown
in the serious but expressionless face.Though his
treatise has been lost, references to it survived in later
accounts, including Galen's, a 2nd century Greek
writer, who wrote that its "Beauty consists in the
proportions, not of the elements, but of the parts, that is
to say, of finger to finger, and of all the fingers to the
palm and the wrist, and of these to the forearm, and of
the forearm to the upper arm, and of all the other parts
to each other.

What’s more to do?

 Name of Filipino National / Gamaba artist Biographies and contribution in developing/
awardees. creating their own artworks or art crafts.

ALONZO SACLAG He is Kalinga master of dance and the performing art

who mastered not only the Kalinga musical
instruments but also the dance pattern and movements
associated with his people’s ritual.

UWANG AHADAS Ahadas has already mastered the kwintangan which is

xonsidered as the most important Yakan musical
instruments despite the instrument traditionally
reserved for women. He also play the Tuntungan.

DARHATA SAWABI Darhati Sawabi is a Filipino weaver from Parang, Sulu

known for pis syabit, a traditional Tausug cloth
tapestry worn as a head covering by the people of Jolo.
She is a recipient of the National Living Treasures
Award.

FEDERICO CABALLERO Ceaselessly works for the documentation of the oral

literature, particularly the epics,cof his people.

Dedicated his life to creating religious and secular art

EDUARDO MUTUC in silver, bronze and wood. According to him,
craftsmanship begins with respect for one’s tools and
the medium. The first thing he teaches his students is
how to hold the chisel and hammer properly to
promote ease of use and prevent fatigue and mistakes
because of improper handling. He also cautions
against working with an eye towards easy money. The
only way to improve one’s skills, he says, is to
immerse oneself, learn the technique, and to practice.
Only in perfecting one’s craft can there be real reward.
(Maricris Jan Tobias)

1. Reason for adopting a healthy lifestyle

 Cultivating healthy habits will keep him stress levels low and enable him to handle any stress that does come into his life. This
step ensures that stress management becomes a part of my overall healthy lifestyle and not just an activity to help him to handle
excessively high-stress levels when become too much.

2. Benefits acquired from the changing your lifestyle

Feeling better mentally, regular exercise can lift his mood and help him feel better. Saving money, eating junk food, smoking,
and drinking sugary drinks or alcohol are expensive habits. Fewer healthier lifestyle means a lower risk of developing many
illnesses.

3. Barriers he/she experienced

The barriers he experienced are lack of time, lack of social influence, lack of energy,, lack of resources, lack of willpower, fear of
injury and lack of skills.

4. Details of his/ her exercise program

His experience is happy because he try to do something that help him to become a healthy person.

5. Ultimate fitness goal

His fitness goal are choosing aerobic activities such as walking, exercise for at least 30 minutes on all or most days of the week,
cut back on junk food,eat smaller food portions, increase the amount of fresh fruits and vegetables, lean meats, low-fat dairy
products and wholegrain foods in your daily diet, know his starting point, so he can pick activities that are comfortable and
realistic for him, and build slowly at a pace that feels right for him.

Reflection:

We experience a barrier of some sort in our pursuit of a healthy lifestyle. However, identifying these and
taking the necessary steps to continue to work towards our healthy lifestyle can help ease the difficulty. journey
to live a healthy lifestyle.

The different barriers that I experience are lack of time, lack of social influence, lack of energy, lack of
resources, lack of willpower, fear of injury and lack of skills. Replacing a bad habit with a good habit takes time
and patience. It requires several steps, from setting your goals to getting support. One of the important steps is
figuring out what your barriers are.Taking the steps needed to achieve a healthy lifestyle can be difficult to
navigate, especially if we have multiple obstacles in our way. We might someone who struggles to achieve a
healthy lifestyle because we have such a busy schedule.

Engaging in healthy lifestyle will keep our stress levels low and enable to handle any stress that does
come into our life. This step ensures that stress management becomes a part of our overall healthy lifestyle and
not just an activity to help us to handle excessively high-stress levels when become too much.

INTERVIEWER: GABRIEL NARIO

INTERVIEWEE: SEDRYX SAROL