LEARNING PHASES AND LEARNING ACTIVITIES At the Niyogyugan Festival, the province's 39 municipalities and two cities fill the capitol grounds with coconut-themed booths that turn the city center into a merry-town of well-crafted coconut huts. The week-long festival is held from August 16 to 26. The eight-year-old festival was launched in 2011, it was originally a gathering of some coconut farmers selling their products, The aesthetically pleasing booths are a potent sales-booster for local farmers and entrepreneurs. Locals and tourists need not travel for hours to each of Quezon's towns to have a taste of all its famed delicacies - booth hopping does the trick, making a unique presentation of their respective booths that gets better every year. Questions: 1. What is the title of the feature article? 2. Does it have an introduction of the topic? 3. Do all the sentences talk about the topic? 4. While reading it, can you imagine the events taking place? 5. How did the writer end his article? 6. What type of a feature article is it?​

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