Reading and Writing Skills - 2nd Semester
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Which type of writing presents an unbiased and factual representation of a subject, excluding personal feelings?

  • Extended definition
  • Objective description (correct)
  • Subjective description
  • Informal definition
  • What is the primary characteristic of subjective description?

  • Presents impartial facts
  • Excludes biases
  • Provides dictionary definitions
  • Offers personal impression of what is observed (correct)
  • Which writing style is frequently employed in fiction stories?

  • Technical definition
  • Formal definition
  • Objective description
  • Subjective description (correct)
  • What is the main purpose of a definition in writing?

    <p>To provide a precise meaning of unfamiliar words (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In the context of definitions, what does 'denotation' refer to?

    <p>The dictionary definition of a word (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which part of a formal definition identifies the broad category to which the defined term belongs?

    <p>Genus (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In the example provided, 'Skimming is a reading technique of allowing the eyes to travel over a page very quickly...', what is 'reading technique' identified as?

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    Which transitional words are typically used in narration?

    <p>next, suddenly, as (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the purpose of using description in writing?

    <p>To create a vivid picture of the subject (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is a characteristic of narrative writing?

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    Which type of description focuses on sensory details?

    <p>Sensory description (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    When developing a paragraph using narration, what should be included?

    <p>Chronological order of events (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What type of writing pattern would you use to express a personal experience?

    <p>Narration (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the goal of familiarizing oneself with different writing patterns?

    <p>To improve paragraph structure and clarity (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is one of the alternative ways of teaching being researched due to the pandemic?

    <p>Online learning (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does the Latin word 'Litera' mean?

    <p>Letter (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What behavior related to hygiene has increased in the new normal?

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    What is the status of Lolong, the giant crocodile?

    <p>He is the largest crocodile in captivity (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What length was Lolong measured at?

    <p>6.17 m (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Who led the hunt for Lolong?

    <p>Ernesto Goloran (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What effect has the COVID-19 pandemic had on people's daily lives?

    <p>Increased focus on sanitation and hygiene (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What record does Lolong hold?

    <p>The largest crocodile ever recorded (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which transitional expression would best introduce an example in an exemplification paragraph?

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    What is the main purpose of classification in writing?

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    What type of pollution can lead to skin problems and deformities?

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    How has the concept of passion evolved according to the excerpt?

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    Which of the following is a type of air pollution?

    <p>Toxic gases (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the relationship between land, air, and water pollution?

    <p>They are all types of pollution that can harm human health. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which transitional expression is used in classification paragraphs?

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    What are the health problems associated with long-term exposure to air pollutants?

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    Flashcards

    Patterns of Development

    Different methods used to organize writing, such as narration and description.

    Narration

    A writing pattern that tells a story or recounts events in chronological order.

    Transitional Words in Narration

    Words that connect events in narrative writing, e.g., first, next, then.

    Description

    A pattern of writing that paints a vivid picture using sensory details.

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    Sensory Language

    Words that appeal to the five senses in descriptive writing.

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    Two Types of Description

    Methods of description: subjective (personal feelings) and objective (factual representation).

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    Writing Patterns

    Methods used to structure paragraphs and convey ideas effectively.

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    Reading and Writing Skills

    The abilities to comprehend texts and express thoughts effectively in writing.

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    Objective Description

    A factual portrayal of a subject without personal bias.

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    Subjective Description

    A description that includes the writer's personal impressions.

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    Definition

    Concise meanings and explanations for unfamiliar words.

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    Informal Definition

    Meaning explained through denotation or connotation.

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    Formal Definition

    Definition consisting of species, genus, and differentiae.

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    Extended Definition

    Detailed explanation of a term or concept with examples.

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    Denotation

    The literal dictionary meaning of a word.

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    Connotation

    The secondary, implied meaning of a word beyond its literal meaning.

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    Jollibee

    A Filipino fast-food chain known for chicken and pasta.

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    Online Learning

    Education delivered via the internet, especially during the pandemic.

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    Modular Learning

    An alternative education method using self-contained modules.

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    Literature

    Written works considered to be an art form, derived from Latin.

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    Crocodylus porosus

    The scientific name for the saltwater crocodile, a large reptile.

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    Lolong

    The name of the largest saltwater crocodile ever captured.

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    Guinness World Records

    An organization that documents world records, such as Lolong's size.

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    COVID-19 impact on education

    The shift to new learning methods due to the pandemic.

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    Lolong's Record

    Lolong measures 5.48 m (18 FT 0 in), breaking records.

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    Exemplification

    A writing pattern using examples to support a general statement.

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    Transitional Expressions

    Words that guide readers through examples, like 'for instance' or 'namely'.

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    Classification

    The process of grouping subjects based on shared characteristics.

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    Pollution Types

    Three major types of pollution: land, air, and water, affecting health.

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    Effects of Land Pollution

    Toxic substances from land pollution can cause skin problems and deformities.

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    Air Pollution Causes

    Air pollution is caused by toxic gases and particles that contaminate air.

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    Health Risks from Pollution

    Pollution can gravely affect human health resulting in various issues.

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    Air Pollution Effects

    Long-term exposure to air pollutants can cause diseases of the heart, lungs, and cancers.

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    Water Pollution Sources

    Major causes of water pollution include industrial waste, sewage, and pesticides.

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    Contaminated Water Illnesses

    Contaminated water can lead to diseases like cholera, jaundice, and liver damage.

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    Descriptive Language

    Words that create vivid imagery and appeal to the senses in writing.

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    Types of Writing Paragraphs

    A developed paragraph can be descriptive, narrative, or expository.

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    Narrative Experiences

    A narrative recounts personal experiences or events in storytelling.

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    Humanities and Social Science

    A field that studies human society and social relationships.

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    Study Notes

    Reading and Writing Skills

    • Curriculum for the 2nd Semester, 3rd Quarter
    • Focuses on patterns of development in writing across disciplines

    Patterns of Development in Writing Across Disciplines (Part 1)

    • Students will become familiar with different writing patterns
    • Students will identify transitional words and phrases
    • Students will practice writing short paragraphs utilizing certain writing patterns
    • Students will differentiate the purposes and differences between writing patterns

    What's New?

    • Students should consider what comes to mind when they hear the phrase "reading and writing"
    • Participants are prompted to jot down their initial thoughts and reflections in available comment sections

    What I Know?

    • Student perspectives on developing reading and writing skills
    • Some students find it easy to finish a book in one sitting
    • Some students want to develop their reading and writing skills
    • Some students critique objectively, without emotional bias
    • Students should write short paragraphs based on chosen pictures

    What I Know? (Activity)

    • Students are to prepare paper and choose one picture
    • Write a short paragraph (7-10 sentences) based on the selected picture

    Patterns of Development in Writing Across Disciplines (Part 2)

    • Covers narration as a writing pattern
    • Narrative texts recount stories or events
    • Includes tales, novels, personal experiences, natural phenomena, and social events
    • Chronological order of events is important in narration
    • Transitional words and phrases (first, next, then, after, suddenly, while, as, now, at first, and later) help to show movement in the story

    Narration Example

    • The given paragraph provides a sample narrative text that demonstrates the concept
    • The example details a moment reflecting a personal experience
    • Character and story setting are described
    • The event has a clear narrative flow

    Description

    • Descriptions help create vivid images in the reader's mind
    • Sensory language is crucial for vivid descriptions (sight, sound, smell, taste, touch)
    • Two types of description: Objective (impartial, focusing on the subject's physical attributes) and Subjective (personal opinions and impressions)
    • Example: A description of the experience of visiting a movie theater
    • Sensory details that make the description vivid
    • A description of different aspects that create reader engagement

    Definition

    • Definitions offer precise meanings for unfamiliar words and clarify special meanings for familiar words
    • Useful for technical or complex concepts
    • Three types of Definitions:
      • Informal: Uses denotation (dictionary meaning) or connotation (implied and additional meaning)
      • Formal: Defines a term using its genus (class) and differentia (what sets it apart)
      • Extended: Provides deeper or more complete meaning in more detail and examples

    Methods for Developing Definitions

    • By stating characteristics
    • By function
    • By what it is not
    • By what it is similar to
    • By examples
    • By origin/Etymology
    • By effect

    Definition Example(s)

    • Detailed examples demonstrating definition types
    • Uses an example of a giant crocodile to illustrate details about the animal, hunt and description
    • Explains the significance of details to provide a better understanding of the subject

    Exemplification and Classification

    • Exemplification: Illustrating a general idea with specific examples
    • Transitional expressions used (e.g., for instance, namely, to clarify, to illustrate)
    • Classification: Sorting items into groups or categories based on their shared characteristics
    • Transitional expressions used (e.g., classified as, one kind, the last group, another kind, another, final type)
    • Uses excerpts from texts to elaborate on and illustrate points about these two patterns

    Activity 1

    • Students are asked to fill out a table after reading a paragraph (Activity)
    • The activity focuses on classifying examples of hazards substances based on air, land, and water pollution
    • Students should utilize transitional expressions

    Activity 2

    • Students are asked to complete a table describing various subjects using their senses
    • The tables aim to allow learners to practice description and use of sensory details

    Activity 3

    • Student Instructions: Create 2-3 paragraphs about their distance learning experiences
    • Students are encouraged to recount experiences using specific transitional words/phrases during the first semester of distance learning

    What Have I Learned?

    • Students should define the different development patterns in writing (using a concept map)
    • A final reflection about the writing patterns and concepts covered

    Reflection

    • Students must write personal insights about the lesson in their journals

    References

    • Reading and Writing Skills PIVOT 4A Learner's Material by the Department of Education

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    This quiz focuses on the curriculum for the 2nd semester, 3rd quarter, emphasizing writing patterns across various disciplines. Students will learn to identify transitional words, practice specific writing styles, and reflect on their reading and writing experiences. The goal is to enhance students' understanding of different writing methods and their applications.

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