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Fiction
Fiction
- short stories - should be read in one sitting 2. novels - more complex. has 2 other variations; novella - 17.5k - 39.9k novellette - 7.5k - 17.4k
Types of Plots
Types of Plots
- Climactic plot - has exposition, rising action, climax and falling action; leading to denouement 2. Episodic - distinct stories related to each other but can be read as if they were stories by themselves 3. Cumulative - repetition of events or phrases with one new thing added with each repetition; e.g. The Three Little Pigs ("I'll huff and puff and blow your house down.") 4. Embedded - a story within another story; or the main story relayed second hand
Climactic plot
Climactic plot
has exposition, rising action, climax and falling action; leading to denouement
Episodic
Episodic
Cumulative
Cumulative
Embedded
Embedded
Variations
Variations
Lesson 1: Sound Devices Warm-up. Learn About It. Check Your Understanding Let’s Step Up.
Lesson 1: Sound Devices Warm-up. Learn About It. Check Your Understanding Let’s Step Up.
Lesson 2: Figurative Language Warm-up. Learn About It. Check Your Understanding Let’s Step Up.
Lesson 2: Figurative Language Warm-up. Learn About It. Check Your Understanding Let’s Step Up.
Lesson 3: Other Literary Techniques Warm-up. Learn About It. Check Your Understanding Let’s Step Up.
Lesson 3: Other Literary Techniques Warm-up. Learn About It. Check Your Understanding Let’s Step Up.
Lesson 4: Literary Elements in Prose Warm-up. Learn About It. Check Your Understanding Let’s Step Up.
Lesson 4: Literary Elements in Prose Warm-up. Learn About It. Check Your Understanding Let’s Step Up.
Performance Task
Performance Task
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Study Notes
Types of Fiction
- Short stories are meant to be read in one sitting
- Novels are more complex and have two variations:
- Novella: 17,500 - 39,900 words
- Novelette: 7,500 - 17,400 words
Types of Plots
- Climactic plot: consists of exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and denouement
- Episodic plot: distinct stories related to each other, but can be read as standalone stories
- Cumulative plot: repetition of events or phrases with one new element added each time
- Embedded plot: a story within another story or the main story told second-hand
21st Century Literature from the Philippines and the World
- Unit 2 focuses on various literary devices used to enrich literary work and convey meaning
Unit 2 Lessons
Lesson 1: Sound Devices
- Introduces sound devices in literature
Lesson 2: Figurative Language
- Explores figurative language in literature
Lesson 3: Other Literary Techniques
- Covers additional literary techniques used in literature
Lesson 4: Literary Elements in Prose
- Examines literary elements in prose writing
Performance Task and Self-Check
- Includes a performance task and self-check to assess understanding of literary devices
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