ENGLISH 10

Getting Information and Making Generalizations

1

This makes it easy to illustrate the relationship between ideas.

MAPPING

2

All books written by Nicholas Sparks are about love and relationships. This generalization expresses: 

 

Universal

3

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

4

The most suitable note-taking strategy to be used for a lengthy lecture on the different religious groups in the Philippines.

OUTLINING

5

A reading, listening, or viewing material has a particular purpose or goal that it aims to achieve.

PURPOSE

Introduction to Greek Mythology

1

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

2

She cuts the thread of life. 

Atropos

3

Sea nymphs; daughters of Nereus and Oceanus. 

Nereids and Oceanids

4

The three basis of Classical Greek Mythology. 

Theogony, Iliad, Odyssey 

5

Muse of Tragedy 

Melpomene

Common Elements and Themes of Greek Mythology

1

Element that refers to gods and goddesses, heroes, or mythical beings. 

Characters 

2

Universal ideas in a literary work

Theme

3

This leads to even more bloodshed, as bloodshed begets bloodshed.

Vengeance

4

Recurring structures that help develop the theme. 

Motifs

5

It is depicted as an inevitable part of existence, and it is considered an honor to die while fighting.

WAR

Use Information from News Reports, Speeches

1

Tells what the story is about. 

Headline

2

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

3

The structure of an informative speech. 

Introduction, Body, Conclusion

4

The structure of news reports. 

Inverted Pyramid/Triangle

5

Give the parts of news reports and a speech. 

News Reports: Headline, Byline, Lead, Body, Ending

Speech: Introduction, Body, Conclusion

Textual Aids in Understanding the Text

1

Needs to be read from beginning to end. 

Linear Text

2

Also known as textual features. 

Textual Aids

3

It emphasizes the connection between the concepts. 

Cause and Effect Diagram

4

A sequence chart that shows a series of events in order. 

Flow Diagram

5

Used to identify, classify, categorize and recognize similarities and differences. 

Venn Diagram