Narrative 2:

―We are in a different war with COVID-19. This is not like ISIS where we can see the enemy,said Dr. Alicia Macmac, rural health unit officer in Lumba Bayabao, Lanao Del Sur. The impact of the Marawi City siege in 2017, an armed conflict between Philippine government forces and ISIL-affiliated militants, aggravated the poverty situation in Lanao del Sur, which is the poorest province in the country.

More than 17,000 Maranao people displaced by the conflict remain in temporary shelters in the province. The COVID-19 pandemic has increased their vulnerability on top of the ongoing humanitarian situation. Dr. Macmac and other health care workers face enormous pressure to stop COVID-19 infections.

As government-run hospitals face shortages of critical supplies to help contain the spread of the virus, UNICEF is providing disinfection supplies, tents, personal protective equipment, and infection prevention and control training for community health workers, sanitary engineers, and inspectors.

1. Based on the story, the character is likely to be a __________. A. Bicolano
B. Capampangan
C. Muslim
D. Bicolano

2. What is the point of view used in narrating the story?
A. First person
B. Second person
C. Third person

3. What is the theme of the narrative?
A. Heroism
B. Faith in God
C. Love for peace
D. War and conflict​