Pokus Ng Pandiwa

The correct answer is "Instrumental". In Filipino grammar, the instrumental case is used to indicate the instrument or means by which an action is performed. In this sentence, the phrase "ng kanyang manok na pula" indicates that the rooster (manok) is the instrument or means by which Mang Nestor is going to participate in a cockfight.

The phrase "Tatakbo, tatalon, isisigaw ang pangalan mo" translates to "Running, jumping, shouting your name." The word "Layon" means "goal" or "objective" in English. In the given context, "Layon" best fits as it represents the purpose or aim of the actions mentioned in the phrase. The phrase suggests that the person is determined to achieve their goal or objective by running, jumping, and shouting their name.

The given statement "Nasilaw ako sa maningning niyang pagmamahal" implies that the speaker was dazzled or overwhelmed by someone's bright or radiant love. The word "Tagaganap" can be understood as the performer or the one who expresses or displays this intense love. Therefore, the correct answer is "Tagaganap."

The sentence states that the person made the fireflies as their guide to reach their destination. "Layon" in Filipino means "aim" or "goal". Therefore, the correct answer "Layon" aligns with the idea that the person had a specific purpose or aim in mind and used the fireflies as a guide to achieve it.

The correct answer is "Tagatanggap." In the given sentence, the phrase "Iniwan ko siyang akin pa ngunit nang umuwi ako mayroon na siyang iba" suggests that the speaker left someone and when they returned, that person already had someone else. "Tagatanggap" means receiver or recipient, so it can be inferred that the person who already had someone else is the receiver of the speaker's affection or attention.