LEARNERS' NAMES
MALE
BARATAS, GILBERT A.
BIHAG, KORG JORGEN T.
CABRALES, JUNMER A.
DALMAN, LYNMAR B.
DELA CRUZ, THEO ANTHONY D.
DIONALDO, KENTH AERON G.
GALLARDO, LUDY, JR. T.
GASCON, JOHN JOSHUA R.
GLORIA, RICHMAN L.
GUILLEN, CHRISTIAN TAM
HANAFI, AMERHAMZA P.
LACBAYO, RENANTE, JR. D.
LAGRAMA, ANDRE N.
LIMBAGA, JOSHUA MIGUEL S.
MACEDA, KENT MICHAEL P.
MANGUBAT, LAWRENZ ETHAN L.
ORCULLO, CHRISTIAN REY S.
PEQUERO, LOUE GIE P.
QUERIDO, RJ CARL B.
SALIGUMBA, JEPT JOEGIN A.
SAN PABLO, VINCENT ROGE C.
VILLARIN, AGUSTIN, JR. M.
FEMALE
CHATO, SHYLYN K.
CONDOLON, MER INEZA A.
CORBETA, PRECIOUS PAULEENE
DEMAKILING, PRINCESS ROSE P.
DEMAKILING, MIKAELA CHRISTINE D.
ESTRELLA, SHYRA MAE E.
GONATO, CHOMIE CHED A.
GULPE, LUCKY JEAN P.
LAVADOR, ALIXA S.
PIGAR, LHENICE P.
REMOLADO, GWYNETH O.
RIVAS, MARJULIE G.
ROSIL, SHANE JOY C.
TAYCO, MELISSA JEAN T.
TORREON, MIZIE GIA U.
______________________1. Philippines being in the tropics, has soil that is not suited for growing fruits and
vegetables.
______________________2. Filipinos eat raw fruits and some vegetables, such as lettuce.
______________________3. Various kinds of fruits and vegetables requires a single climatic conditions.
______________________4. Cabbage, carrots, and beans are example of vegetables that thrive in warm areas.
______________________5. More vegetables are harvested during the second half of the year because of the cool
and dry weather.
______________________6. Squash is a vegetable.
______________________7. Guava has a season of June-October based on the Philippine Fruit Calendar.
______________________8. Tomato is a fruit.
______________________9. There are 20 fruits presented on the Philippine Fruit Calendar based on the adapted
page in Sonia de Leon’s Preservation of Philippine Foods Manual (1982).
______________________10. The Sonia de Leon’s Preservation of Philippine Foods Manual (1982) help you identify
which vegetables are in season when buying at the neighborhood wet markets or inside stores in malls.
Test II – PHILIPPINE FRUIT CALENDAR: Complete the table below by simply giving the exact FILIPINO NAME and
SEASON on the following fruits stated based on Sonia de Leon’s Preservation of Philippine Foods Manual (1982).
“PHILIPPINE FRUIT CALENDAR”
FILIPINO NAMES ENGLISH NAMES SEASON
1. Balimbi 1.
2. Philippine lemon 2.
3. Star apple 3.
4. Soursop 4.
5. Durian 5.
6. Black plum or Java plum 6.
7. Lime 7.
8. Native orange 8.
9. Guava 9.
10. Carambola or Star apple 10.
11. Sweetsop or Sugar apple 11.
12. Avocado 12.
13. Carristel Tiesa 13.
14. Pomelo 14.
15. Spanish plum 15.
16. Santol 16.
17. Tamarind 17.
18. Banana 18.
19. Pineapple 19.
20. Passion fruit 20.
21. Papaya 21.
22. Watermelon 22.
23. Melon 23.
24. Mangosteen 24.
25. Mango 25.
26. Curacao apple 26.
27. Ebony or Eboy 27.
28. Lanzon 28.
29. Jackfruit 29.
30. Cashew 30.
GOOD LUCK AND GOD BLESS
