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Maria. Angela Clopino

12-Gagne

AUTOBIOGRAPHY

My name is Maria Angela Clopino 20 years old,I was born in 2003 on the 5'th day of the 6'th month of the year in the province of Catanduanes.I have 3 brothers and I'm the eldest.I came from a broken family.I used to lived with my grandmother in province and finished studying geades 1 to 6 in Puting Baybay,Elementary School and finished high school at Maygnaway National High School.A few years later I decided to live at my mom's place which is in Alapan 2B,Imus Cavite.And now I am currently in grade 12 with the strand of HUMSS at gen.Pantaleon Garcia Señior High School.My favorite hobby is plyaing basketball l,yes I love playing basketball even though I am a girl.I am also a part of LGBTQ members,I am a bisexual and yes I Am also one of those who desire equality.

BIOGRAPHY

She is Airamae Lucena the girl I love,she is currently a 4'th year college student with the course of BSCRIM and came from province of Pangasinan.They are 5 siblings she has 2 brothers and two sisters Airamae is the youngest.Airamae is a kind,introvert and shy type person.She lives in a japky and complete family.Her sister Margie is an OFW,she helps her so that she can finish her school.Her other sister has four children,two boys and two girl.She also has two nephews from his older brother.Her parents have jobs,her father has his own farm land and she has strong,diligent and kind parents.

RESPECT (Definition Essay)

Respect implies accepting someone for who they are, even if they are different from you or have different opinions than you. Respect enhances feelings of safety, security, and wellbeing in your interactions. Respect is something you can learn; it doesn't have to come naturally.

When we treat others with respect and dignity, they do the same for us, To treat someone with respect, one must: Value their worth and ability, even though you don't always concur, respecting their opinions and feelings.

LGBTQIA+ (TESTIMONIO)

LGBT stands for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender/transsexual people. However, it is recognised that those four letters do not necessarily include all those whose sexuality is not heterosexual, or whose gender identity is not based on a traditional gender binary.

The "+" symbol is thus used to encompass persons whose identities do not fit stereotypical binary concepts of male and female, or who choose to identify themselves using alternative categories to reflect their gender identity or their own interpretation of their sexuality. This will comprise, for instance, those who identify as queer (a general term used to describe individuals who do not fit into existing norms), questioning (individuals who investigate their sexual orientation or/and gender identity), or pansexual (individuals attracted to all sexes and genders). However, it should be kept in mind that some people might not want to associate themselves with any preexisting group.

Literary Journalism

Stephen Curry, in full Wardell Stephen Curry II, byname Steph, (born March 14, 1988, Akron, Ohio, U.S.), American professional basketball player who led the Golden State Warriors of the National Basketball Association (NBA) to championships in 2014–15, 2016–17, 2017–18, and 2021–22 and to the best regular-season record in league history (73–9) in 2015–16.

Curry grew up immersed in basketball as the son of 16-year NBA veteran sharpshooter Dell Curry. The younger Curry learned the intricacies of the game from his father. His keen shooting and high “basketball IQ” were not enough to persuade college coaches to overlook his wiry frame and unremarkable 6-foot (1.8-metre) height. He did not receive scholarship offers from major college basketball programs and attended Davidson (North Carolina) College, which had an enrollment of fewer than 2,000 students. He quickly made his mark, however, averaging 21.5 points per game as a freshman to lead all first-year players in the country. Curry became a national sensation during his sophomore season, when he led 10th-seeded Davidson on an improbable run to the Elite Eight of the National Collegiate Athletic Association men’s top-division basketball championship tournament in a performance that featured what would soon be recognized as his signature shot: a three-pointer from well outside the line. His junior season did not feature any such postseason heroics, but his average of 28.6 points per game led the country, and he was named a consensus first-team All-American. He then entered the 2009 NBA draft, in which he was selected by the Warriors with the seventh overall pick.