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Si Inahing Bibe at Ang Limang Sisiw

2. Marites B. Noel
3. Noong unang panahon sa sa isang bukirin.
4. Si Inahing Bibe, Ang Mga Sisiw, Fifth-ang bunsong sisiw, Paru-
ang paro-paro, at ang Pusa
5. Ang aking pong paboritong tauhan sa kwento ay si Fifth dahil
kahit siya po ay pasaway at humiwalay sa magkakapatid, ay
mabilis parin siyang mag-isip kapag nasa kapamahakan.
6. Ang aking pong paboritong parte sa kwento ay nang tumakas si
Fifth mula sa salbaheng pusa,at doon sa kabilang sapa ay
natagpuan niya ang kaniyang ina at mga kapatid.
7. Noong araw ay may Inang Bibe at limang sisiw na nakatira sa
isang bukid kung saan mahilig silang mamasyal ng sama-sama.
Subalit isang araw, ay biglag nawala si Fifth,ang bunsong sisiw.
Patuloy na naghanap ang mga mag-anak ni sisiw,sa kabilang
banda ay nakatagpo ni Fifth si Paru,isang paro-paro ay doon ay
sila ay nagkantahan. Pagkatapos ay umalis na si Fifth at doon
naman niya nakatagpo ang isang pusa.Gagawin na sanang
hapunan ng pusa si Fifth subalit nakaramdam ang sisiz ng
takot,kaya tumakas ito.Nakarating siya sa sapa at doon niya
nakatagpo ang kaniyang Inang Bibe at ang iba pang sisiw.Mula
noon ay palagi na lamang na nakasunod si Fifth sa kaniyang mga
kapatid at sa kaniyang Ineng Bibe.
1) Ang Matamis na Lugaw
2) Filipino Fairy Tales
3) Noong unang panahon sa isang nayon
4) Jane-siya ay matalino ngunit arogante, Ella-siya naman ay mabait
subalit malilimutin na babae
5) Sa kwento pong ito ay parehas na sina Jane at Ella ang aking
paboritong tauhan.Sa kabila nang pagiging arogante ni Jane,ay
inako niya parin ang kasalaan ganun rin si Ella,na mas pinili na
hindi sabihin ang awit para sa palayok ngunit nagsisi rin sa
kaniyang ginawa.
6) Ang aking paboritong parte sa kwento ay nang napatigil ni Ella
ang patuloy na pagluluto ng palayok at doon ay nagkasundos sila
na ibahagi ito sa mga mamamayan ng nayon.
7) Sa isang nayon ay may mag kapatid na sina Jane at Ella. Sila ay
napakahirap na magkapatid at walang pagkain. Minsang si Ella ay
napadpad sa gubat at doon tinulungan niya ang isang matanda
upang maka-inom.Bigla naman itong nagpalit anyo bilang diwata
at ginawaran siya ng gintong palayok.A-awitan lamang ang
palayok upang magluto ito ng masarap na lugaw at ganun na rin
kapag kinakailangan na itong tumigil. Si Jane ay minsang
inawitan ang palayok upag makakain subalit hindi niya alam kung
paano papatitigilin. Umuwi si Ella at doon ay nalutas ang kanilang
problema.Nagka-sundo ang magkapatid na ipamahagi ang lugaw
sa mga mahihirap na taga-nayon at doon ibinalik nila muli sa
diwata ang palayok.
 The Boy Who Cried Wolf
 Aesop
 Hillside at one village
 The Boy,Villagers, and An Old Man
 The old guy is my favorite character in the narrative because,
even though the child repeatedly lied about the wolf appearing, he
still soothed him and taught him that even if you speak the truth,
no one would believe you since you're a liar.
 The best part for me was when the boy yelled out for an attacking
wolf but no villagers arrived on the hill. The villagers then noticed
that the flock had disappeared.
 There was once a boy who kept an eye on the local sheep grazing
on the hillside. Because he was bored, he fooled the villagers by
telling them that a wolf was approaching for the sheep. The
villagers are irritated, which is why they ignored the boy crying for
a real wolf. When an old man saw him sobbing, he comforted him
and gave him a lesson about what he had done.
 The Golden Touch
 Al Perkins
 At the Palace of Satyr
 King Midas- the king of Satyr;King Midas’ Daughter; Dionysus-
God of Wine
 My favorite character in the story is King Midas, because even
though he was granted a great wish in which everything he
touched turned to gold, he still regretted it at the ending of the
narrative.
 The best part for me was when he felt hungry and touched the
food, which unfortunately turned to gold, as did his beloved
daughter.
 A Satyr once benefited from the good act of a king named Midas.
The god of wine Dionysus then gave him a request.Midas
requested that everything he touched turn to gold in exchange for
his wish,began touching a variety of objects, turning into pure
gold, as he was overjoyed with his abilities.But Midas soon started
to become hungry. It had turned to gold in his palm as he picked
up a bite of food.Midas' adored daughter rushed to soothe him
when she saw his dismay and she also turned to gold. King Midas
cried thereafter.
The Proud Rose
Irfaan Shaah
At a far away Desert
The Rose and The Cactus
My favorite character is the cactus that is friendly to the arrogant
rose, because even though the rose insulted him for not being
attractive, he kept silent and befriended the rose.
When summer arrived and the rose grew dried, she begged the
cactus for some water, and the cactus played great act by helping the
rose.
In a faraway desert, there was a rose that was quite proud of her
lovely appearance. Every day, the lovely rose insulted and mocked
the cactus for his appearance, while the cactus kept silent. The
desert dried up during a sweltering summer, and the rose began to
fade swiftly. Despite her embarrassment, the rose requested the
cactus for some water. The helpful cactus quickly consented,
assisting them both as companions through the difficult summer.
The milkmaid and Her pail
Aesop
One morning at the market
Molly- the milkmaids; Molly’s Mother
Molly is my favorite character since she still apologised for spilling all
of the milk in her pails.
The greatest part is when Molly arrived home and her mother told her
not to count her chickens before they hatch, which means she
shouldn't make plans that rely on anything nice happening before she
knows it has happened.
Molly the milkmaid had filled her pails with milk one day. Her duty
was to milk the cows and then sell the milk at the market. Molly
enjoyed wondering how she would spend her money. She thought
about all the stuff she wanted to buy as she filled the milk pails and
walked to the market. Molly began skipping out of joy, completely
forgetting about the milk in her pails. The milk soon began to pour
over the edges, soaking Molly. She returned home with empty pails
and an empty pocket.