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    The document summarizes a movie called "The Blind Soldiers" about a group of Teduray tribesmen from the Philippines who fight for their country during the Japanese period without any formal military training or education. It discusses the main characters, the symbolic bird that warns of war, and how the war impacts the characters' lives in terms of friendship, family, serving their country, and lack of education. It concludes that education would have made the experiences of the Blind Soldiers easier before and during war by allowing them to communicate and understand training.

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    The document summarizes a movie called "The Blind Soldiers" about a group of Teduray tribesmen from the Philippines who fight for their country during the Japanese period without any formal military training or education. It discusses the main characters, the symbolic bird that warns of war, and how the war impacts the characters' lives in terms of friendship, family, serving their country, and lack of education. It concludes that education would have made the experiences of the Blind Soldiers easier before and during war by allowing them to communicate and understand training.

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    The document summarizes a movie called "The Blind Soldiers" about a group of Teduray tribesmen from the Philippines who fight for their country during the Japanese period without any formal military training or education. It discusses the main characters, the symbolic bird that warns of war, and how the war impacts the characters' lives in terms of friendship, family, serving their country, and lack of education. It concludes that education would have made the experiences of the Blind Soldiers easier before and during war by allowing them to communicate and understand training.

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    Keith Yuske R. Caña The Blind Soldiers

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    KEITH YUSKE R.

    CAÑA EGEC 0103 - ENGLISH SKILLS ENHANCEMENT

    CBA BSTM 1A COURSE REQUIREMENT

    THE BLIND SOLDIERS

    A. LITERAL QUESTIONS

    1. Who are the main characters in the movie?

     Topo Malbaran (Topo)


     Feliciano Adamat (Tuy)
     Pedro Untal (Atu)
     Kwak Bunag (Kwak)
     Kilado Moili (Kilado)

    2. In what tribe do they belong to?

     Teduray Tribe

    3. What period do you think the story happened?

     Japanese Period

    B. INTERPRETIVE QUESTIONS

    4. What is the symbolism of the bird in the movie?

     The Lemugen Bird symbolizes is that something bad will happen and it is the war.

    5. In what event did the sign of the bird are exposed? Does it have significance in the plot

    of the movie? Why?

     While the Teduray’s were making an offering, the Lemugen Bird appeared to warn them of the
    upcoming catastrophe so that they might protect their families and the country.

    C. EVALUATIVE QUESTIONS

    6. How did the war affect the lives of the characters in the movie in terms of friendship and

    family relationships; serving the country; and being educated?

     The war had a significant impact on the lives of the Heroes since some of them died in the war
    to defend the country and their families, illustrating the significance of family to them. And
    they wasn't leaving one another, instead joining the war despite their lack of military training
    and education.
    7. Why was the movie entitled “The Blind Soldiers”?

     The film was titled "The Blind Soldiers" because it showed the Teduray’s entering training
    with armies who knew nothing but to fight for our country. They have no understanding
    how to write, read, or comprehend the English language, and even when they have guns,
    they have no idea how to use weapons.

    8. Do you think education would have changed the experiences of the Blind Soldiers

    before and during the war?

    In my opinion, the experience of the Blind Soldiers before and after the war will be easier if they have
    enough education because it is necessary that they know how to Write, Read and understand the
    English language. They may not be called blind soldiers if they have been educated and they will not
    have difficulty in training and communicating.

    D. UNIVERSAL QUESTION

    9. In what way does education matter in terms of your own life and your own country?

    Most of us have been taught the value of education since we were children. You may have
    believed it was a waste of time or something you had to do in order to acquire a job during your tireless
    school years. To be honest, education goes far beyond just earning a job and pleasing your parents. In
    fact, it's one of the most potent instruments available.

    Education brings firmness in life, which no one can ever take away from you. Being well-educated and
    obtaining a college degree increases your chances of landing a better job and opening new avenues for
    yourself. Education must be the starting point for the entire globe to truly become equal. If everyone
    had equal access to education, there would be fewer disparities between social classes. Everyone, not
    only the wealthy, would have an equal opportunity to advance in their careers. In today's society,
    having excellent education is regarded essential for social acceptance. An education is thought to make
    you a more productive member of society, as well as making you feel like a contributing member.

    A well-educated society is essential for economic success. We need people to keep learning and
    researching in order to stay inventive. Countries with higher literacy rates are likewise more likely to
    be economically prosperous. More career options arise as the populace becomes more educated.

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