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TEAM-MANG

GRADE 12- STEM GALILEO


Final Script in UCSP – Cultural Relativism, Ethnocentrism and Xenocentrism
Scene 1 – Cultural Relativism by Lanz Aleckzl De Castro
Members:
Taga-awat - Josh – Joshua Cruz , Andrew Jay Belo

Culture 1 – James Andrei Castillo, Raven Kaye Villegas, Alessandra May Pepito, Khaled Juriel M.
Equipado ,Emman Oliver Togonon

Culture 2 – Mark Andrew Abuniawan, JL Mangubat, Princess Nicole P. Cuasay, Lanz Aleckzl De
Castro

Josh: Hi Andrew! I’m wondering, when two cultures meet, do they usually fight for their own
culture or do they try to understand each other’s culture?

Andrew: That’s a good question. We don’t always know what will happen in such situations.

Josh: In our case, I’m glad we’ve managed to understand each other’s cultures without judging or
discriminating.

Andrew: Of course, I know we’re not the type to be judgmental. I’m really happy that we met.

(As they continue walking, they see two groups arguing.)

Josh: Look, Andrew, I think those two groups are fighting, but I don’t know why.

Andrew: Yes, it seems like they’re in a dispute. Let’s go over there and find out.

(As they approach, they hear the following from both groups.)

Mark: Your culture is trash!!

Annica: No one wants your culture!!

James: You’re the one who is trash!!

Raven: You don’t even know what you’re talking about!

Alessandra: Judger!!

Andrew: What is happening here?

Emman: They’re judging our culture!

JL: We all know that having multiple wives is a sin/wrong!

Khaled: That is part of our culture, and you can’t understand it because our cultures are different.

Lanz: Your culture is wrong about it!

James: No, your culture is wrong because having multiple wives is acceptable in our culture.

Joshua: Stop it, neither of you is wrong. We have different cultures, which means different
opinions, beliefs, and ways of living.
Andrew: In your culture (pointing to Group 1), having only one wife is allowed, and having more is
considered a sin. In your culture (pointing to Group 2), having one or more wives is acceptable
and part of your tradition. Both perspectives are valid and right within their own contexts.

Josh: We need to stop judging and criticizing other cultures.

Andrew: Both of you need to understand that having different cultures is okay. You both have
your own beliefs and practices, and you should respect and understand each other’s cultures
while living peacefully.

Mark: Oh, we’re sorry for this argument.

James: We accept your apology, and we’re sorry too.

Josh: Let’s strive to live peacefully and respect each other’s cultures.

Both Groups: Let’s make that happen.

Scene 2 – Ethnocenterism by Andrew Jay Belo


Members:
Married Catholics - James Andrei Castillo and Raven Kaye Villegas
MUSLIMS:
Muslim with Many Husbands – Annica Ashley Carable
Annica's Husbands:
Andrew Jay Belo
Mark Andrew Abuniawan
Emman Oliver Togonon
JL Mangubat
(At the market, while shopping, Andrei notices something unusual.)
Andrei: Honey, look at that Muslim woman she have so many men with her.
Raven: What’s the matter, honey? Don’t judge; they might just be her siblings.
Andrei: Are siblings always with her? They don’t look like siblings; look, the woman is holding
hands with the men.
Raven: Stop it, honey, they might hear you.
Raven: You should just ask them to clear things up.
(Approaches Annica and asks)
Andrei: Hello, miss. Good morning. I’m not intruding; I’m just curious. Who are the men with you?
Annica: Oh, them? Hahaha, they’re my husbands.
Andrei & Raven: What??
Raven: Is this for real?
Annica: Yes, hahaha.
Raven: I thought they were your siblings.
Andrei: I told you, honey, I was right.
Raven: Why do you have so many husbands? Isn’t that against your religion?
Andrei: It makes you look bad, miss. Aren’t you embarrassed?
Annica: (laughing) No, it’s normal for us Muslims; it’s part of our culture. We believe in a different
god; Allah is our only god.
Andrew: Also, as her husbands, we are responsible for taking care of and loving her.
Mark Andrew: That’s right. According to our belief, as long as we fulfill our duties as her
husbands, we can practice this tradition.
JL: Also, this tradition is highly respected in our culture because it’s a valued heritage from our
ancestors.
Emman: Additionally, we follow this tradition because, according to our belief, having multiple
spouses means you always have support through hardship and prosperity and can love fully. Do
you need to know anything else?
Andrei: No, now we understand the significance of your culture.
Raven: We apologize for judging your culture instead of understanding its importance to you.
Annica: It’s okay. Just remember not to judge other cultures hastily because we don’t know their
significance to the people or their heritage.
Andrei: Thank you for clarifying and helping us appreciate other cultures.
Raven: Were sorry again.
Andrei: Goodbye, and thanks again.

Scene 3 – Xenocentrism by Princess Nicole P. Cuasay


HOST 1 – Princess Nicole P. Cuasay
HOST 2- Raven Kaye Villegas
CONTESTANT 1 – JL Mangubat
CONTESTANT 2 – Andrew Jay Belo
CONTESTANT 3 – Lanz Aleckzl De Castro
CONTESTANT 4 – Mark Andrew Abuniawan
CONTESTANT 5 – Joshua Cruz
JUDGE 1 – Annica Ashley Carable
JUDGE 2 – James Andrei Castillo
JUDGE 3 – Khaled Juriel M. Equipado
JUDGE 4 – Alessandra May Pepito
Judge 5 – Emman Oliver Togonon
Yung matitira po ay audience, taga palakpak ganern
GREEN MEANS SURE
RED MEANS TENTATIVE
Host 1: Good evening, esteemed guests, honored judges, and everyone who has joined us today.
On behalf of the [name nun gating pageant, wala pa haha, suggestion pls], I extend a warm
welcome to [name nung cultural event]! Tonight, we gather to celebrate [yung theme ng ating
celebration], a testament to the rich heritage and enduring spirit of our nation. We've curated an
evening filled with captivating performances, heartfelt stories, and a vibrant display of Filipino
artistry.
(Host 2): It's an honor to be here with you all tonight.
(Host 1): And to guide you through this special occasion, we have your masters of ceremony, :
[Introduce yourself and your co-host,].
(Host 1): Now, let's give a warm welcome to our esteemed panel of judges who will be guiding us
through this celebration of Filipino talent.
(Host 2): First up, we have the one and only, the master of the "kwek-kwek," the connoisseur of
all things crispy, the judge who can tell a good "sinigang" from a bad one just by the smell, it's...
"name"
(Host 1): Next, we have the queen of the "pasabog," the expert in all things "extra," the judge
who knows how to throw a party like no other, it's... "Hugotera, Queen of the Scene," name
(Host 2): And last but not least, the master of the "hugot," the king of the "cheesy pick-up lines,"
the judge who can make you laugh and cry at the same time, it's... "Kilig King, No Need to
Linger,"name
Host 1): We're thrilled to have them here to share their expertise and help us choose the best of
the best!
Host 1: Okay, folks, are you ready to see our contestants from Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao?
Because we're about to introduce the stars of the show!
(Host 2): Get ready to be amazed, because these contestants are going to blow you away!
(Host 1 and 2): Now, let’s give a round of applause for all our contestants!

(Tapos rarampa na and then isa isa magpapakilala)


Contestant 1 : Magandang araw kahit mas maganda pa ako sa araw, ako si Danah G. Dimakita,
23, Nagmula sa mga taong naniniwala sa anting-anting kahit sila ay may tililing, naniniwala sa
kasabihang pangit ka man sa paningin nila, pero sa tingin ko, tama nga sila
Contestant 2 : Oh ano? Bakit kayo tumatawa kay Contestant No. 1 eh kuha lang naman nya sa
google yan, ako nga pala si Maria C. Planeta, from mangkukulam region, naniniwala sa
kasabihang huwag kang mainggitin, para di ka gamutin
Contestant 3 : Ako si Emma T. Halumbaba,
Proceed napo in q and a portion
Host 1: What is one aspect of Luzon culture that you are most proud and why?
Contestant 1 : I’m most proud of the Luzon people because of the spirit of their hardwork and
resilience. My grandparents were farmers, and they taught me the value of perseverance even in
the face of challenges. That spirit is ingrained in our culture, and it’s something I carry with me
wherever I go
Host 2 : What is your Visaya tradition and why does it make you proud to be Visayan?
Contestant 2 : I love the Sinulog Festival! It’s a vibrant celebration of faith and community, and it
brings people together from all walks of life. The energy and joy are contagious, and it’s a
reminder of the warmth and hospitality that define visaya culture
(Bubunot ng question)
Host 1 : Oh there you have it, you have the same question of the contestant number one, I will
repeat the question
-What is one aspect of Mindanao culture that you are most proud and why?
Contestant 3 : to be honest, I really admire how proud contestant number one is of her Luzon
culture and how contestant number 2 embraces his Visayas culture. It makes me wonder if
Mindanao ways are as special. I wish I could feel the same kind of confidence about my own
heritage, but……… I’m not sure I can. I guess I just haven’nt found a way to be as proud as they
are.
Host 1 : uhmmm, so that’s the end of our event, again we are your master of ceremonies.

NEEDS :
Cartolina White
PPT
COSTUME
ALL GIRLS DRESS – ANY DESIGN AND COLOR
BOYS TSHIRT – ANY DESIGN AND COLOR
BAGS FOR RAVEN AND ANNICA
TELA PARA SA ULO – 5 PCS

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