march 2021 festivals
1. march 2021 festivals
this po on picture :))))))
2. march 7 2021 gospel reflection
Answer:
We are celebrating and taking part in the life, death and resurrection of Jesus as they happen to and for us today. Jesus enters into the city on a great wave of hope, joy and optimism. The crowd line the streets, they wave palms, put their cloaks on the ground as they shout out his name
Starting over can be a difficult event for most of us. In this Sunday's Gospel, Jesus tells us of the “Prodigal Son” who returns home to his “forgiving father “who has been waiting to celebrate his return.
Explanation:
pa brainliest po
3. What is the homily on MARCH 12, 2021
Answer:
on March 12,2021
1st Reading-Hosea 14:2-10
Responsorial Psalm-Psalms 81:6C-8A, 8BC-9, 10-11AB, 14 AND 17
Verse Before the Gospel-Matthew 4:17
Gospel-Mark 12:28-34
4. batang kababaihan ingatan at pangalagaan... pakitugtongan po plss... march 10, 2021
Explanation:
batang kababaihan ingatan at pangalagaan,
batang kakabaihan mahalin at respetuhin,
batang kababaihan tunay na prinsesa ng tahanan.
5. may pasok ba sa march 19 2021?
Answer:
wala po kasi may covid-19
Answer:
March 19, 2021 walang pasok kahit online class lang.
Explanation:
Sabado po sa araw na iyon.
6. what is happening in march 21 2021 in girls
Answer:
Maybe they sleep, eat, go through their phones, do chores and help parents, and sleep again
Explanation:
Answer:
ready na ako maging demonyo haha
Explanation:
Mag post ka ng ready na ba kayo girsl sa March 21 kahit Wala naman mang
Then ipasa mo to sa lahat ng girls na kakayanin mo✨and remember wag ipasa sa boys ✨Dahil sila mismo ang mag tataka Kung bakit andami ng girls nag popost swempre mangengealam sila perro satin satin Lang, girls only mag post ka then lahat ng girls na di Alam ipasa moto✨the more you past the more we areand pag sapit ng March 21 I angry narin lahat ng post ng boys swempre mag tataka mga yun and pag nangialam sila, means may pake sila sayo✨
7. If your last menstruation starts on Feb 11, 2021. When will be your ovulation phase?A. Feb 23-25, 2021B. Feb 26-28, 2021C. Feb 16-18, 2021D. March 1-3, 2021
Answer:
By tracking your ovulation cycle, you can
know when is the best time for you to have
sex with your partner if you want to have aa
baby. Ideally, if you have sex within your
ovulation period, the chances of pregnancy
are fairly high. letter a po yung answer
8. find the exact and approximate time between the following dates. show your solution. 1. Sept. 21, 2020 to Nov. 16, 2020? 2. Dec. 28, 2019 to Feb. 14, 2021? 3. march 27, 2021 to Sept. 22, 2022?
Answer:
FEBRUARY-14-2021 po
Step-by-step explanation:
pa brainlist po kase subrang Dami ng na brainlist ko kahet Wala silang sagot Gina brainlist ko parin
9. pakisagot po please sa march 9 2021 nakasi ipapasa..salamat
Answer:
baka may mali
Step-by-step explanation:
10. SUNDAY GOSPEL REFLECTION FOR MARCH 21, 2021 reflect pls
Pa brainliest po hnd ko po mapost kaya pic nlang po
11. FEBRUARY 13 T 14 15 1 21 22 MARCH 2021 DITMULIERI SAT B 4 5 6 10 11 12 13 N 18 19 20 24 25 26 27 31 € 2021 3: 2021 04 SUNIMO BAT 1 10 11 12 13 14 15 17 18 19 21 22 25 26 27 NARAK WA P PER O பாம் FACEBO AQUN
Answer:
DEPENDE SA MOOD KO PO HEHE
12. how many infected by covid-19 in our province nueva vizcaya? as of march 2021
Answer:
DOH REPORTS 4 NEW COVID-19 PATIENTS; CASES UP TO 10
Press Release / March 8, 2020
The Department of Health (DOH) reported four (4) new confirmed cases of the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19), bringing the total number of confirmed cases in the country to ten (10).
Samples from all the new confirmed cases were tested yesterday, March 7, and all results were released today, March 8. DOH is currently investigating all the cases and gathering patients’ information from respective hospitals. DOH is also currently in coordination with concerned Local Government Units and the Centers for Health Development for localized response and implementation of infection prevention and control measures.
The 7th case (PH7) is a 38-year-old Taiwanese male. The patient has a history of contact with a Taiwanese foreign national who visited the Philippines and tested positive for COVID-19 in Taiwan. The patient has no history of travel outside of the country and his symptoms started last March 3. He is currently admitted to a private hospital.
The 8th case (PH8) is a 32-year-old Filipino male with history of travel to Japan within the past 14 days. Onset of symptoms began on March 5 and the patient is currently admitted to a private hospital.
The 9th case (PH9) is an 86-year-old American male with pre-existing hypertension and history of travel to USA and South Korea. Symptoms began on 1 March 2020 and the patient is currently admitted to a private hospital.
The 10th case (PH10) is a 57-year-old Filipino male with no history of travel outside of the country. He was reported to have had contact with a confirmed COVID-19 case, however, DOH is currently investigating details of his exposure. The patient is currently admitted to a private hospital.
Currently, the Epidemiology Bureau is gathering more information and validating available data on the reported cases. DOH will release all pertinent information to the public once it is available.
“The DOH is committed to accurate and timely reporting of verified information on the COVID-19 health situation. We have been preparing for the possibility of localized transmission in the country. Now that there are confirmed cases of localized transmission, DOH and the Inter-agency Task Force are now implementing pre-planned measures to respond to the situation,” Health Secretary Francisco T. Duque III said. “Upon confirmation of new cases, we immediately deployed additional surveillance teams and commenced contact tracing,” he added.
DOH urges all individuals who will be contacted by our surveillance teams to fully cooperate in our investigation and contact tracing activities. All individuals presenting with fever and/or respiratory symptoms with history of travel and exposure are also urged to get in touch with DOH and call the designated hotline at (02)8-651-7800 loc 1149-1150 for appropriate management and referral.
“I call on the public to continue to be vigilant and practice personal preventive measures such as proper hand hygiene, social distancing, and cough etiquette. In the meantime, let us refrain from visiting public places and/or attending mass gatherings. DOH is exhausting all its efforts to contain the spread COVID-19. I am calling for your cooperation in this trying time, only through concerted effort at the community level will we be able to succeed against the threat of the disease,” the Health Chief concluded.
Explanation:
Sorry po kung sobrang haba ng Sagot ko
MARK ME AS YOUR BRAINLIEST PLZZ TY PO
13. Write straight, right, acute or obtuse below each angle.Deadline: March 30 2021
Answer:
1.right
2.acute
3.acute
4.obtuse
5.right
6.obtuse
Step-by-step explanation:
Napag-aralan ko na po yan nung Grade-3 pero tanda ko pa rin ngayon Grade-6 na ako. Hope it helps, God bless you all and your family.
14. The following transactions involve XYZ Co. inventory: a. On February 3, 2021, XYZ Co. purchased 4,000 pieces of item x for Php30.00 each. b. On February 6, 2021, XYZ Co. purchased 7,000 pieces of item x for Php32.00 each. c. On March 22, 2021, XYZ Co. sold 6,000 pieces of item x for Php55.00 each. d. On March 27, 2021, XYZ Co. purchases 3,000 pieces of item x for Php33.5 each. e. On March 30, 2021, XYZ Co. sold 7,500 pieces of item x for Php11.00 each. Requirement: Prepare journal entries under perpetual inventory if the inventory valuation method used is is weighted average.
Answer:
D.Step-by-step explanation:
XYZ is For remainder balance
15. create a 2021 calendar in month of march using square roots
Answer:
just look at the calendar
Step-by-step explanation:
im sorry if I cant anwer it
16. What is going to happen in March 21st 2021? (No wrong answers please.)
Answer:
The sun crosses the equator
Explanation:
lol sorry if im wrong
17. repleksyion talumpati ng Pangulong Duterte March 29, 2021
Answer:
MANILA, Jan 13 (Reuters) - Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte defended his government’s decision to purchase Chinese-made coronavirus vaccines, saying they are as good as the shots developed by the Americans and the Europeans.
"The Chinese are not lacking in brains," Duterte said in a late-night televised address on Wednesday. "The Chinese are bright. They would not venture (into producing vaccines) if it is not safe, sure and secure."
Duterte made the remarks as questions have been raised over the level of protection Sinovac Biotech's (SVA.O) experimental COVID-19 vaccine can provide, after researchers in Brazil released late-stage clinical data showing efficacy that was lower than initially announced. read more
At least one Philippine senator, Francis Pangilinan, called on the government to cancel the purchase of the Sinovac vaccine, one of seven it is lining up as it plans to begin immunization next month.
Manila has locked in 25 million doses of the Sinovac vaccine, with the first 50,000 expected to arrive in February.
Duterte, who has pursued warmer ties with Beijing, has said previously his preference was for his country to source its COVID-19 vaccines from either China or Russia.
Carlito Galvez, a former general in charge of the vaccination procurement effort, said the government has also firmed up supply deals with Novavax, Moderna, AstraZeneca, Pfizer, Johnson & Johnson, and Russia's Gamaleya Institute for 137 million doses in total.
These are on top of 40 million doses the Philippines expects to receive through the World Health Organization's COVAX facility in the first quarter, Galvez said.
The Philippines has among the most coronavirus cases in Asia but has trailed regional peers in securing vaccines, with which it hopes this year to inoculate 70 million people, or two-thirds of its population.
An opinion poll showed on Thursday less than a third of Filipinos are willing to get inoculated against the coronavirus as many have voiced concerns over safety. Philippine regulators have yet to approve any COVID-19 vaccines.
Reporting by Karen Lema Editing by Peter Graff
Our Standards: The Thomson Reuters Trust
18. March 21, 2021 reflection (John 12:20-33)
Answer:
It says that Jesus dies so that all of us will be saved from our sins and I have reflected that Jesus is such a sacrificial God so be it to us.
19. March 3, 2021 What is the purpose of not excessively handling the evidence?
Answer:
March 3, 2021
What is the purpose of not excessively handling the evidence?
20. Amo meron ngayun sa March 21 2021?
NATIONAL SINGLE PARENT DAY HISTORY
have a good day :)
March 21 2021-national single parent day national fragrance day
national common countries day
world down syndrome day
national countdown day.
hopehelps!
21. In march 12, 2021 did you have problems encountered and learning?essay
Answer:
Yes It's very hard Haha I don't know What im answering
22. In march 11, 2021 did you have problems encountered and learning?
Answer:
yes
Explanation:
pandemic related aspects which prevented me from having the capacity to learn and be focused
23. ano meron sa march 21 2021
Answer:
it's express feelings day
mga boys ay mag expresse ng mga feelings Nila sa girl March 21 Ang day na mayroon sila para umamin sa may mga gusto nila
Answer:
boruto episode 191 yan lang alam ko
24. answer po, thanks!! deadline: March 19, 2021 (5:00 pm)
Answer:
frequency: 15-19 - IIII
20-24 - IIIIII
25-29 - III
MIDPOINT: 15-19 - 4
20-24 - 6
25-29 - 3
FX: 15-19 - 4
20-24 - 10
25-29 - 13
25. Culminating Task Directions: Write a series of memorable events in your life during COVID-19 pandemic, year round (beginning January to December 2021). Underlined the adverbs of manner,place,and time used in the sentences. •January 2021 •February 2021 •March 2021 •April 2021 •May 2021 •June 2021 •July 2021 •August 2021 •September 2021 •October 2021 •November 2021 •December 2021 Pasagot Po pls need ko na Po tlga
Answer:
kelan kahapon
Explanation:
bukas okaya somebody dont u love when i come around?
26. new cases on Corona virus march 5 2021
+2647(New cases)
+46 (New Deaths)
+24 (recovered now)
27. how many typhoons had been visited philippines from January up to march 2021?
Answer:
3typhoon diko lang alam mga pangalan nila
QUESTIONhow many typhoons had been visited philippines from January up to march 2021?
ANSWER 3 typhoons»March 2021 “above normal” rainfall or frequent rains will be experienced in some parts of the country due to the La Niña phenomenon.
»frequent rain although it will no longer be as strong as previous storms, such as Rolly. January to March is usually as dry as the season.
_TTEOKBOKKI12328. Read the situation below. (21-25) Jasmine has a normal menstrual cycle. If she had her first day of menstruation on March 3, what will be the exact dates for the following events? 21. The day when the uterine lining was released from the body. A. March 8 B. March 16 C. March 3 D. March 27 22. The dates when her uterine lining will repair itself and a new egg cell starts to develop. A. March 16-23 B. March 8-15 C. March 3-7 D. March 27-28 23. Jasmine's ovulation day will fall on what date? A. March 3 B. March 8 C. March 16 D. March 27 24. The last day of her menstrual cycle for March A. March 28 B. March 30 C. March 31 D. March 29 25. When will Jasmine expect the first day of her next menstruation? A. March 27 B. March 16 C. March 8 D. March 31
Answer:
21.c 22.d 23.a.24.c.25 b.
29. short reflection on the Third Sunday of lent, March 7, 2021
A new covent was more than a fullfilment; in its own way what is a revolution. One of the basic expressions of the former covenant was the decalouge, commonly refered to as the ten commandments.
30. Why do you think the quality of jobs being generated last March 2021 are questionable?
Answer:
Some 3.44 million Filipinos are jobless in March 2021. There are also fewer professionals, and more people classified under 'elementary occupations.
Explanation:
The Philippines generated more jobs in March 2021 as lockdown restrictions eased during the period. The quality of jobs available, however, remains in question.
More young and old Filipinos also joined the labor force amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The unemployment rate went down to 7.1% in March 2021, translating into some 3.44 million Filipinos with no jobs, the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) said on Thursday, May 6.
