PPT NI MAM PART 2 Flashcards

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A _________IS A STORY OR AN ACCOUNT OF EVENTS
WHICH MAY EITHER BE FICTIONAL OR NON-FICTIONAL.
NARRATIVES HAVE CERTAIN ELEMENTS THAT SET THEM
APART FROM OTHER FORMS OF TEXTS

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NARRATIVE

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_________ARE BELIEVED TO BE ABOUT MORE RECENT
EVENTS, AND, LIKE MYTHS, THEY EXPLAIN THE ORIGIN
OF THINGS. THEY ARE ALSO USED TO TEACH LESSONS IN
LIFE. LEGENDS ARE CALLED ALAMAT IN TAGALOG

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LEGENDS

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3
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Elements of Writing A Story

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Plot
Characters
Setting
Conflict
Theme
Point of View
Tone

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4
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build a sequence of events that is straightforward but also able to surprise the readers with twist.

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Plot

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5
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Create complex and relatable character types and traits

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Characters

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6
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tell the reader where and when your story is taking place

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Setting

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7
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decide where the interests of the protagonist and antagonist will collide

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Conflict

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8
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Underlying Message (Elements of Story)

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Theme

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9
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who is telling ur story ( Element of Story)

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POV

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10
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word choice use in story ( element of story)

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Tone

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11
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Type of characters with define

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Round (develop ugali); flat (same ugali)

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12
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Type of Conflict

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INTERNAL: man vs selF
EXTERNAL: man vs man; vs nature; vs society

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13
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Sequence of Plot

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Exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution

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14
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type of POV

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1st person
third person: Limited (tots at feeling ng 1 character)
third person omniscient: alam lahat tots at feeling

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15
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Forms of Poetry

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Sonnet, Ode, Free verse, blank verse

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16
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are stanzas with no set number of
lines that make up units based on sense.

17
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is a stanza pattern found in medieval
and modern long poetry

18
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repetitive pattern of sound

19
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Type of rhyme

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occurs when the last word of two or more lines rhyme.
*Imperfect Rhyme: is a type of rhyme that occurs in words
that do not have an identical sound.
*Internal Rhyme: occurs in the middle of lines in poetry.
*Masculine Rhyme: is the rhyming between stressed
syllables at the end of verse lines.
*Feminine Rhyme: is the rhyming between unstressed
syllables at the end of verse lines.

20
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what the poem is about

21
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one who narrates the poem

22
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Ordering of words into meaningful patterns

23
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Element of Essay

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  1. Structure
  2. Thesis Statement
  3. Evidence
  4. Analysis
  5. Voice and Ton
  6. Conventions
24
Q

the central argument
or claim of the essay.

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Thesis Statement

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to support the thesis statement
Evidence
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Essays adhere to certain _________of grammar, punctuation, and citation style. Attention to detail in these areas enhances clarity and credibility in the writing.
convention
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interpret the evidence to demonstrate its significance in relation to the thesis statement
Analysis
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attitude and perspective towards the subject matter
Voice and Tone
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gives meaning by giving specific and helpful information that advances a narrative or makes it easier to understand
Context
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4 fundamental literary interpretation technique
Mimetic Theory, Pragmatic, Expressive, Objective
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considers literature as a "mirror" of the world and reality and focuses on the relationship between text and universe (all things of the world apart from audience, text, and author).
Mimetic Theory
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which is interested in the relationship between text and audience, specifically on its effect on the readers.
Pragmatic
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concerned with the text, author relationship and considers the author's creative intent.
Expressive theory
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focuses on the analysis of the text in isolation.
Objective theory
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context pertains to the nature of the genre being discussed.
Literary
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context, meanwhile, points to the relation between the writer's life and work
biographical
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context relates to the languages present in the novel as the author orchestrates a particular artistic effect
linguistic
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context meanwhile suggests the intimate relationship between the work and what surrounds it - social conditions, culture, worldview, and history.
Sociocultural