TLE 2nd Achievement Test

• Time - Can never be replenished and is never constant
• Salary - Payment made to the employee for services or work he or she has rendered
• Wants - Anything a person desires but does not necessarily need for survival or for sustaining livelihood
• Commission - Common source of income for those engaged in sales
• 50-60% - This percent of the budget goes to foods
• Budget/Spending Plan - Strategy on how to save and spend money wisely
• Educational needs - Need even of the poorest family
• Shelter and related needs - Includes housing, rentals or mortgage payment, payment of electricity, water, telephone, and other services which contribute to the comfort and convenience of the home
• Pattern Paper - Usually used in drafting for a more complicated project like sewing a blouse, a pair of pants, or a dress
• Commercial pattern - A pattern that is ready-made and can be bought easily
• Drafted Pattern - Process of creating a pattern by taking measurements from the person or model in order to create a foundation, which pattern used as the basis for the design
• Package - Serves as the image of your brand
• Rolled packaging - Uses recycled paper with printed information about your brand
• See-through packaging - Allows people to see the whole product without taking it out of its packaging
• Taped packaging - Usually used for wholesale marketing where bulks of products are bought
• Ribbon - Simple type of packaging because of its minimal cover. It can be plain or printed and usually comes with a label with information about the product or the brand
• Food preservation - Process or method of preventing food spoilage caused by oxidation, bacteria, molds, and microorganisms
• Sterilization - Heating the food at a higher temperature and for a longer time
• Salting - Most common method of food preservation
• Drying - Smoked bangus or tinapa is one example of food preservation using this
• Cutting tools - These tools are used to peel fruits and vegetables and to cut small fish and meat
• Colander and strainer - Used for draining water when fish, fruits, and vegetables are washed
• Containers - It may be jars, tin cans, bottles, or plastic with cover
• Cooking and mixing tools - This tool includes whisk, ladle, wooden spoon, and big spoon.
• Measuring spoon - It is used to measure a small amount of solid or liquid foods
• Pressure cooker - It is used to tenderize meat at the shortest time possible in the process of cooking and preservation
• Measuring cups - It is used to measuring solids
• Food processor - It is used to make cutting and slicing fruits and vegetables easy, fast, and concenient
• Agriculture Secretary - The former job of Mr. Senen Bacani
• Fruit garden - It is generally synonymous with an orchard although it is set on a smaller non-commercial scale and may emphasize berry shrubs in preference to fruit trees
• Orchard - It is an intentional planting of trees or shrubs that are maintained for food production
• Joseph Calata - The youngest business tycoon in the country
• Desiree Duran - She turned her 1 hectare land into a plantation of tomatoes which piqued the interest of her own community
• Edith Dacuycuy - She owns the largest dragon fruit farm in the country in which a located in Ilocos Norte
• Le Trinidad, Benguet - Where the strawberry grows
• Bauang, La Union - The place where the grapes grow
• Climate - It is considered the most important factor affecting the growth of trees or crops
• Soil - It holds the tree and provides it with nutrients and certain mineral elements necessary for growth and development