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What is the primary focus of sensory language?
What is the primary focus of sensory language?
- Analyzing historical events
- Describing physical characteristics (correct)
- Explaining complex scientific concepts
- Describing emotions
Objective description aims to present a neutral and unbiased view of the subject.
Objective description aims to present a neutral and unbiased view of the subject.
True (A)
What is the main difference between objective and subjective description?
What is the main difference between objective and subjective description?
Objective description presents a neutral and factual view, while subjective description includes personal impressions and opinions.
The word "vegetarian" in the sentence "I'm going to the Saturn Café for a ______ burger" is a modifier.
The word "vegetarian" in the sentence "I'm going to the Saturn Café for a ______ burger" is a modifier.
Match the following descriptive terms with their corresponding definitions:
Match the following descriptive terms with their corresponding definitions:
Which of these is NOT a narrative device used in narrative writing?
Which of these is NOT a narrative device used in narrative writing?
The third person point of view is always used in narrative writing.
The third person point of view is always used in narrative writing.
What is the main purpose of narrative writing?
What is the main purpose of narrative writing?
A ______ is a brief story used to illustrate a point or make a connection.
A ______ is a brief story used to illustrate a point or make a connection.
Match the following narrative devices with their descriptions:
Match the following narrative devices with their descriptions:
Which of the following is a characteristic of descriptive writing?
Which of the following is a characteristic of descriptive writing?
Objective description focuses on personal opinions and feelings.
Objective description focuses on personal opinions and feelings.
What is the purpose of using modifiers in descriptive writing?
What is the purpose of using modifiers in descriptive writing?
What is the main theme of the passage about Fil?
What is the main theme of the passage about Fil?
The passage primarily uses a first-person point of view.
The passage primarily uses a first-person point of view.
A ______ is a brief narrative from the writer's memory, often used to illustrate a point.
A ______ is a brief narrative from the writer's memory, often used to illustrate a point.
What is a 'time stretch' in narrative writing?
What is a 'time stretch' in narrative writing?
Match the narrative device with its explanation:
Match the narrative device with its explanation:
Which of the following is NOT an example of a narrative device mentioned in the text?
Which of the following is NOT an example of a narrative device mentioned in the text?
A 'time summary' condenses multiple events into a short period, usually within a single sentence.
A 'time summary' condenses multiple events into a short period, usually within a single sentence.
How do narrative devices contribute to the effectiveness of a story?
How do narrative devices contribute to the effectiveness of a story?
Flashcards
Third Person POV
Third Person POV
A narrative perspective where the narrator is an outside observer.
Theme
Theme
A key point or significance that unifies the narrative.
Narrative Devices
Narrative Devices
Techniques used by writers to enhance story meaning and structure.
Anecdote
Anecdote
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Flashback
Flashback
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Time Stretch
Time Stretch
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Time Summary
Time Summary
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Flash Forward
Flash Forward
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Narration
Narration
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Narrative Writing
Narrative Writing
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Transition Words
Transition Words
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Sensory Language
Sensory Language
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Objective Description
Objective Description
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Subjective Description
Subjective Description
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Modifier
Modifier
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Example of objective description
Example of objective description
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Example of subjective description
Example of subjective description
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Types of description
Types of description
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Arranging details
Arranging details
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Study Notes
Reading & Writing: Quarter 3, Weeks 1-2
- The focus of this quarter is reading and writing, covering weeks 1 and 2.
- Students are asked to provide a book title they have read previously.
- Students are also asked to suggest a title for a book they might write themselves.
- A review of the four language skills (listening, speaking, reading, and writing) is presented.
- Reading is defined as the process of converting letters and symbols into understandable information for use in everyday life.
- Parents are the primary encouragers of reading, with 96% of youth and 94% of Filipino adults enjoying reading. Filipinos mainly read to learn new things.
- Writing is defined as both a process and a product in which writers plan, create, edit drafts of work, and publish it for the audience to consume.
- Students are asked to consider if reading can save the Filipinos.
- Reading and writing reinforce each other; Students who read more write better.
- The current lesson examines patterns of development in writing.
- Patterns of development in writing use specific strategies used by writers in developing their ideas; Writers utilize these based on the purpose.
Week 1-2: Patterns of Development in Writing
- The subtopics for this period include narration and description.
Narration
- Concisely telling a story
- Narrative writing is a sequence of events (not necessarily in order) told by a narrator in a particular place and time.
- Vivid details, consistent point of view, and a specific significance point aid in the narration.
- Narrative writing includes the use of several writing tools to assist in this process including, but not limited to: anecdote, flashback, time stretch, time summary, flash forward, and dialogue
Description
- Details what something Looks Like, or its characteristics with a focus on the sensory aspects ( looks, feels, tastes, smells, or sounds).
- Two types of description:
- Objective description: impartial and factual, excluding personal feeling or opinions.
- Subjective description: includes personal impressions and opinions
Week 3-4: Patterns of Development in Writing
- The focus for this period is on comparison/contrast, cause and effect, problem/solution, and persuasion.
Additional Details for Narration
- Third Person POV: Used to portray the narrative from an omniscient, detached perspective.
- Theme: A clear message or insight within a narrative.
- Plot: How the story unfolds
- Narrative Devices: Tools to enhance the story.
- Anecdote: Short narrative
- Flashback: A scene from the past.
- Time Stretch: Focusing on a significant event spanning an extended time.
- Time Summary: Multiple events compressed into a shorter period.
- Flashforward: A glimpse into the future events.
- Dialogue: Characters' spoken language
Example of activities - Pick-Me-Up!
- Students will select a type of writing pattern to focus on.
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