Getting Information and Making Generalizations
This makes it easy to illustrate the relationship between ideas.
MAPPING
It is composed mainly of stories about gods and goddesses, but it is not an account of Greek religion. Instead, these stories were written to serve as a way of explaining how things came to be.
Greek Mythology
Element that refers to gods and goddesses, heroes, or mythical beings.
Characters
Tells what the story is about.
Headline
Needs to be read from beginning to end.
Linear Text
All books written by Nicholas Sparks are about love and relationships. This generalization expresses:
Universal
She cuts the thread of life.
Universal ideas in a literary work
Theme
They are based on facts data or information found in newspapers and intend to inform readers of what is happening in the country and the world.
News Reports
Also known as textual features.
Textual Aids
He has been warned before. In this case, he shouldn’t have repeated it. In what category does the discourse marker in this sentence falls?
Gambits
Sea nymphs; daughters of Nereus and Oceanus.
Nereids and Oceanids
This leads to even more bloodshed, as bloodshed begets bloodshed.
Vengeance
The structure of an informative speech.
Introduction, Body, Conclusion
It emphasizes the connection between the concepts.
Cause and Effect Diagram
The most suitable note-taking strategy to be used for a lengthy lecture on the different religious groups in the Philippines.
OUTLINING
The three basis of Classical Greek Mythology.
Theogony, Iliad, Odyssey
Recurring structures that help develop the theme.
Motifs
The structure of news reports.
Inverted Pyramid/Triangle
A sequence chart that shows a series of events in order.
Flow Diagram
A reading, listening, or viewing material has a particular purpose or goal that it aims to achieve.
PURPOSE
Muse of Tragedy
Melpomene
It is depicted as an inevitable part of existence, and it is considered an honor to die while fighting.
WAR
Give the parts of news reports and a speech.
News Reports: Headline, Byline, Lead, Body, Ending
Speech: Introduction, Body, Conclusion
Used to identify, classify, categorize and recognize similarities and differences.
Venn Diagram