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Quarter 2 - Module 5
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 Table of Contents

What This Learning Package is About ............................................................................................... i

What I Need to Know .............................................................................................................................. i
How to Learn from this Learning Package ...................................................................................... i
Icons of this Learning Package ........................................................................................................... ii

What I Know ........................................................................................................................................... . iii

Lesson 1
Predicting the Gist of the Material Viewed Based on the Title, Pictures, and
Excerpts .............................................................................................................................. 1
What I Need to Know .................................................................................... 1
What’s New
Activity 1: Name It .................................................................................... 1
What Is It ....................................................................................................... 2
What’s New
Activity 2: Tell Me ..................................................................................... 3
What Is It
What is the Main Idea .............................................................................. 4
What I Have Learned .................................................................................... 5
What I Can Do ............................................................................................... 6

Lesson 2
Discerning Positive and Negative Messages Conveyed in a Material Viewed 8
What’s In
Activity 1: My Predictions ....................................................................... 8
What I Need to Know .................................................................................... 8
What’s New
Activity 2: Plus and Minus ........................................................................ 9
What Is It
Analyzing Visual Artifacts .......................................................................... 9
Picture Analysis ......................................................................................... 10
What’s More
Activity 3: Practice Makes Perfect ............................................................ 12
What Is It
Video Analysis .......................................................................................... 13
What’s More
Activity 4: Let’s Try This .......................................................................... 13
What I Have Learned .................................................................................... 15
What I Can Do ............................................................................................... 17

Summary ..........................................................................................................................18
Assessment: (Post-Test) .................................................................................................18
Key to Answers .................................................................................................................................. ...19
References ........................................................................................................................................... ...20
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What This Module is About

Literature is life in itself. It reflects the culture, social conditions, beliefs, traditions,
arts, and history that distinguish countries from others. It immortalizes human experiences,
feelings, and ideologies. Literature has been influenced and inspired by nature, which in
turn, has become an art in itself.

In this module, the learner will explore the richness of East Asian literature and how it
mirrors our brothers and sisters from this side of the world.

What I Need to Know

1. Predict the gist of the material viewed based on the title, pictures, and excerpts
(EN8VC-lla-1.3); and
2. Discern positive and negative messages conveyed in a material viewed (EN8LT-lla-
9.2).

How to Learn from this Module

To achieve the objectives cited above, you are to do the following:

1. Carefully read all the lessons.

2. Take your time on going thru each lesson.
3. Answer the pre-test honestly. The purpose of the pre-test is for you to determine your
prior knowledge before going thru the lessons and activities.
4. If you have a hard time understanding the lessons and activities, please do take a
break. Having breaks between lessons and activities will give you some space where
you can absorb the lesson well.
5. You can use the internet if you need more information about the lesson.

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Icons of this Module

What I Need to This part contains learning objectives that

Know are set for you to learn as you go along the
module.

What I know This is an assessment as to your level of

knowledge to the subject matter at hand,
meant specifically to gauge prior related
knowledge
What’s In This part connects previous lesson with that
of the current one.

What’s New An introduction of the new lesson through

various activities, before it will be presented
to you

What is It These are discussions of the activities as a

way to deepen your discovery and under-
standing of the concept.

What’s More These are follow-up activities that are in-

tended for you to practice further in order to
master the competencies.

What I Have Activities designed to process what you

Learned have learned from the lesson

What I can do These are tasks that are designed to show-

case your skills and knowledge gained, and
applied into real-life concerns and situations.

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 What I Know

I. Multiple Choice
Directions: Read and answer the questions below. Select the letter of the correct
answer among the given choices.

1. Daniel is caught in the rain. He has no umbrella. What do you think will happen to Daniel?
a. Daniel will feel happy.
b. Daniel will get sick.
c. Daniel will stay under the rain.
d. Daniel will get healthier.

2. Ana was ready for the dance show. She had practiced the dance steps very well. She
smiled as she came out on the stage. Then Ana ______________.
a. forgot all the dance steps.
b. did the dance well.
c. backed out.
d. cried.

https://bit.ly/3fQxWdC
3. Jean wakes up excited and happy. The sun is shining. It is a perfect day for a trip to the
beach. After a few seconds, what do you think will Jean do next?
a. jump out of bed
b. go back to sleep
c. do nothing
d. close the door

https://bit.ly/31aNUvj
4. Arnold was telling his friends a very funny story. What do you predict his friends did next?
a. They laughed.
b. They got mad.
c. They cried.
d. They ate.

https://bit.ly/2NqslP0
5. Trisha knew a storm was coming. The sky was gray. A strong wind began to blow. There
was thunder. Trisha ______________.
a. went outside.
b. stayed inside with her family.
c. played outside.
d. cleaned the backyard

Write TRUE if the statement is correct, and FALSE if it’s wrong.

_______1. Visual artifacts include pictures, films, documentaries, and videos.

_______2. Critical thinking requires a deep analysis to what the artist wants the audience to
know or feel.
_______3. A photo or a video can be analyzed by looking beyond the objects or people in it.
_______4. The content of a visual artifact may bring positive and negative messages to the
audience.
_______5. TV series like asianovelas often present a negative influence to the viewers.

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Lesson
Lesson Predicting the Gist of the Material
Viewed Based on the Title, Pictures,
1 and Excerpts

What I Need to Know

Have you experienced reading the lines of your palm and predicting your future?
Would you believe a fortune teller predicting your future reading the images of her/his cards?
Did you go to a bookstore and buy a book because you lie the cover and the title?

Most of the time, a reader sees the title of a text, looks at a picture on the cover, or
reads the first line, prior knowledge from what they've learned and/or from life experiences is
used to make predictions. Predicting is an ongoing process that keeps the reader engaged
as he or she tries to figure out what is coming next by making new predictions. He or she is
also revising old predictions as more information is gathered. From beginning readers to
adults who've been reading the majority of their lives, predictions help keep readers focused
and motivated, and it shows that they understand what they are reading.

Making predictions when reading is an important reading comprehension strategy it

could hasten learners thinking skills. In this lesson, we will predict the gist of the material
viewed based on the title, pictures, and excerpts.

What’s New

More advanced readers make predictions very naturally before and during the
reading process, much like when someone watches a movie and keeps interrupting it to say
what they think will happen next. Now, let’s warm up by doing the activity below.

ACTIVITY 1: NAME IT
Directions: Look at the picture in column A and try to match the title and the passage in
column B.

COLUMN A COLUMN B

1. "I don't want to survive. I want to

live." —Chiwetel Ejiofor as Solomon
Northup in 12 Years a Slave.
A.
____________________________
____________________________
https://bit.ly/37Zdk05

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 2. "You is kind. You is smart. You is
important." —Viola Davis as
Aibileen Clark in The Help.

B.
____________________________
___________________________
https://bit.ly/37Zdk05_

3. "Just keep swimming." —Ellen

DeGeneres as Dory in Finding
Nemo.

C.
_____________________________
______________________________
https://bit.ly/37Zdk05

4. "Houston, we have a problem." —

Kevin Bacon as Jack Swigert
in Apollo 13.

D. ____________________________
____________________________
https://bit.ly/37Zdk05

5. "I wish I knew how to quit you." —

Jake Gyllenhaal as Jack Twist
in Brokeback Mountain.
source: https://bit.ly/37Zdk05

E.
____________________________
____________________________
https://bit.ly/37Zdk05

What Is It

Predicting is an important reading strategy. It allows students to use information from

the text, such as titles, headings, pictures and diagrams to anticipate what will happen in the
story (Bailey, 2015).

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 Effective readers use pictures, titles, headings, and text—as well as personal
experiences—to make predictions before they begin to read. Predicting involves thinking
ahead while reading and anticipating information and events in the text. After making
predictions, students can read through the text and refine, revise, and verify their predictions.

What’s New

In this activity, you are going to predict what happen in the story.

ACTIVITY 2: TELL ME!

Directions: Based on the title and pictures, predict the happenings in the story and the main
point of the material viewed.

Title: Outwitting a Crocodile

Text from the story:

"Thank you, Sang Buaya for helping me to cross the river. This is my new home."
"What do you mean? You tricked us to help you cross the river?" shouted Sang Buaya. He
was shocked. "There isn't any feast, is there?"

https://bit.ly/2Vh8W7z

https://bit.ly/2Vh8W7z

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MY PREDICTION

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What Is It
Making predictions is also a valuable strategy to improve reading comprehension.
Good readers scan the text and make predictions before they read in order to get a sense of
what the reading is about.

Here are some steps in making predictions:

Step 1: Read the title and make some predictions about the main idea.
Step 2: Scan the text, visuals, vocabulary words, and other aids. Make a few more
predictions about the main idea.
Step 3: Read the first and the last paragraphs and make some new predictions.
Step 4: Give your predictions on what the whole text is all about.

What is the main idea?

The main idea is the point the author is making about a topic.
We can identify and locate the main idea in writing or in visual images, such as pictures.

Example:

The photo shows a very massive magnitude 9

earthquake and from the title itself it happens in San Andrea
California.

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 This movie showed
how Ely struggled with
grief because of Celine
and met someone who
was trying to win his love.

Image taken from facebook post

What I Have Learned

ACTIVITY
Activity 3: Predict It!

TITLE: Journals through History (Egyptian Culture)

 Images:

https://bit.ly/31bOI2Y

Based on the titles and images, what do you think is the main point/idea of the film/video?

______________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________

__________________________________________________________________.

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 shorturl.at/gjrAJ

1. What is the picture all about? How do you come up with your answer? Justify it.

1.
2. What I Can Do

We can predict outcome by using the events that happened in the story or situation.
We may also use the information from our experiences. Now, what you are going to do is to
look for magazines, books, newspaper or any reading materials. Post here the title, the
picture or text and make your prediction about it.

Activity 7: Post It!

Example:

Health and Home 2019

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 My Prediction Clue Used
They were frightened so they run to get away The title and the picture.
from the dog.

Post It Here!

My Prediction Clue Used

_______________________________ _______________________________

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 Lesson
Discerning Positive and Negative
2 Messages Conveyed in a Material Viewed

What’s In
Let’s connect what you have learned in the previous lesson with the new
lesson.

Activity 1: My Predictions
Directions: Read each statement carefully and predict what is most likely to
happen next.

Event What is most likely to happen next?

1. You realized that you forgot to wear
your face mask upon arriving at the
market.

2. Your neighbours start to take their

clothes from the washing line as the cold
wind and gray clouds slowly cover the
sky.
3. Your dogs at home start to bark at
someone at the gate.

What I Need to Know

In the digital boom where information is very accessible at one’s own time and
convenience, everyone is bombarded by multimedia such as movies, videos, television and
web series, video blogs, and pictures, that blurs our minds in filtering and analyzing whether
the contents of what we watch have positive or negative messages.

In this lesson, you will learn how to watch media in a new way and sharpen your
critical thinking skills to discern positive and negative messages from the materials viewed.

What’s New
Activity 2: Plus and Minus

Directions: Identify each picture by writing PLUS on the space provided if it denotes a
positive message and MINUS if it conveys a negative message. Then cite your reasons.

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 Plus or
Picture Reasons
Minus?

________1.

https://rb.gy/kjkqux

________2.

https://rb.gy/craa1h

________3.

https://rb.gy/gmpe99

What Is It

Analyzing Visual Artifacts

An analysis of pictures, movies, documentaries, or any visual artifact requires focus

not about what the artifact is arguing but about how it is making that argument whether it
conveys a positive or negative message. Specifically, it seeks to develop a persuasive claim
as to how the artifact is designed to make a particular argument in relation to its authors and
audiences, messages and meanings, or representations and reality. The goal is not to talk

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about as many elements as possible but instead to focus on those elements you feel most
contribute to the artifact’s overall argument. (Source: https://rb.gy/vebtnn)

This strategy serves a guide in how to closely analyze images. By following the steps
in this image-analysis procedure, you will develop your critical thinking skills, enhance your
observation and interpretive skills, and develop your conceptual learning techniques. You
can use this strategy with any visual media, including a piece of art, photograph, political
cartoon, propaganda poster, or video clip. (Source: https://rb.gy/2qbyn9)

Picture Analysis

Let’s analyze the picture below step by step:

https://rb.gy/xowxuq
Step One:
Look deeply at the picture for a good long time. Observe the shapes, colors, textures,
the position or actions of people and/or objects, etc.

What caught your attention in the picture? Where do you think the picture was taken?

______________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________.

Step Two:
Write down what you see without making any interpretation about what the picture is
trying to say.

What are the people doing in the picture?

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 ______________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________.

Step Three:
Write down your questions (both positive and negative questions) about the picture
that you would like to answer before giving your interpretation.

______________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________.
Step Four:

Discuss your questions with your family members or two of your classmates
(preferably through messenger, or text) to try to find some answers.

What are my family members’ or classmates’ answers to my questions?

______________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________.

Step Five:
Given the historical context and subject of the piece, analyze what you think the artist
is trying to say.

1. What could be the historical context of the picture?

______________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________.
2. Does the picture convey a positive or a negative message? What message is
conveyed?
______________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________.

3. What specific elements or objects in the picture support your interpretation?

______________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________.

Step Six:
Discuss your interpretation with your family members or classmates (preferably
through messenger or text), and support your view by referring to specific elements of the
image and what you know about the history of the time.

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 What are my family members’ or classmates’ reactions to my interpretations?
______________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________.

What’s More
Activity 3: Practice Makes Perfect!
Instructions: Following the steps above, analyze the picture below and answer the
questions that follow.

https://rb.gy/inkcxp

1. What caught your attention in the picture? Where do you think the picture was
taken?
______________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________.
2. What are the children doing in the picture?
______________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________.
3. What could be the historical context of the picture?
______________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________.
4. Does the picture convey a positive or a negative message? What message is
conveyed?

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 ______________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________.

5. What specific elements or objects in the picture support your interpretation?

______________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________.

What is it?
Video Analysis

Analyzing a video is similar to that of a photo. However, in this lesson, we will apply
the following steps to make more sense in conveying the messages of videos more critically.

Step 1 :Anticipate

What is the title? What do you think you will see?

Step 2 : Meet the video

Identify the type of video (animation, a documentary, a movie, a music video, etc.)
and its purpose (informative, entertainment, news report, etc).

Step 3 : Observe its parts

List the people, objects and activities you see.

Step 4 : Try to make a sense of it

Guide Questions:
1. What is the video all about?
2. What message/s does it convey to the audience? (Include both positive and
negative)
3. What is the effect of the video to you as an audience? Mention specific scenes to
support your answer.
4. After watching the video, what important insight did you gain?

What’s More
Activity 4: Let’s Try This

Directions: Let’s try to apply the steps on how to make a video analysis. For this
activity, you will have the following options.

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 Option A. If you have access to the internet, watch this video on YouTube using the
link https://youtu.be/xcMDE0JzegE and answer the questions below.

Option B. If you do not have access to the internet, watch an episode of any of the
GMA Asianovelas listed below and answer the questions that follow.

Questions to Answer:

Before Viewing:
1. What do you think is the video all about?
______________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________.

2. What do you anticipate to see in the video?

______________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________.

During Viewing:
1. What kind of video are you watching? Is it an animation, a documentary, a movie,
a TV series, or a music video?
______________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________.

2. What is the purpose of the video? Is it informative, for entertainment, or a news

report?

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 ______________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________.

3. List the people, objects and activities you see on the video.
______________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________.

After Viewing:

1. What positive and negative message/s does the video convey to the audience?
______________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________.

2. What is the effect of the video to you as an audience? How did you feel? Mention
the specific scenes as a support.
______________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________.

3. What important insight did you gain?

______________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________.

What I Have Learned

Activity 5: Test Time!

A. Directions: Write POSITIVE if the statement is true and NEGATIVE if the

statement is false.

_________1. An analysis of pictures, movies, documentaries, or any visual artifact

requires focus on how it is making that argument whether it conveys a
positive or negative message.
_________2. All visual artifacts convey negative messages to the audience.
_________3. The image-analysis procedure will develop one’s critical thinking skills.
_________4. Analyzing a video is similar to that of a photo.
_________5. In watching a photo or video, one must analyze the message it
conveys.

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 B. Directions: Watch the news tonight on any channel you prefer and fill in the table
below.

Date and Time of Messages Conveyed

News Channel
Watching
Positive Negative
1. 1. 1. 1.

2. 2.

3. 3.

4. 4.

5. 5.

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 What I Can Do

You have two options for this activity.

Option A. If you have a Facebook account or have access to the internet,

print a photo that inspired you to remain positive despite the pandemic. Paste the photo
below and explain how it inspired you.

Option B. If you do not have access to the internet or a printer, cut a photo
from magazines, newspapers, or any similar reading materials available, that inspired
you to remain positive despite the pandemic. Paste the photo below and explain how it
inspired you.

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__________________________________________
__________________________________________
__________________________________________
__________________________________________
__________________________________________
__________________________________________
__________________________________________
__________________________________________
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RUBRIC FOR PHOTO ESSAY
MODULE I LESSON 4
K to 12 Grade 10 – English Learner’s Material (2015)

CRITERIA 5 4 3 2 1
Creativity (presents original or unique style to make it
interesting)
Visual Graphics (uses color, content of photos and graphics that
represent the argument and convey persuasive messages)
Text Representation Captions (uses words and phrases that
call up strong feeling; uses logical and emotional appeal;
examples, statistics to prove one’s stand; has convincing tone)
Organization (has logically organized arguments, facts, and
reasons around a particular point)
Impact (convinces the audience to accept ideas and moves them
to action)
TOTAL

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Summary
As the world strive to thrive in the Covid19 pandemic, people cling to multimedia, like
the TV, internet, newspapers, for information and even education. With the millions of
information, photos and videos that are very easy to access, learners like you need to be
equipped with the critical thinking skills to predict and analyze visual artifacts correctly that
convey both positive and negative messages.

Assessment (Post-Test)

I. Multiple Choice
Directions: Read and answer the questions below. Select the letter of the correct
answer among the given choices.

1. Danny is caught in the rain. He has no umbrella. What do you think will happen to Daniel?
a. Danny will feel happy.
b. Danny will get sick.
c. Danny will stay under the rain.
d. Danny will get healthier.

2. Anne was ready for the dance show. She had practiced the dance steps very well. She
smiled as she came out on the stage. Then Ana ______________.
a. forgot all the dance steps.
b. did the dance well.
c. backed out.
d. cried

image source https://bit.ly/3fQxWdC

3. Joanne wakes up excited and happy. The sun is shining. It is a perfect day for a trip to the
beach. After a few seconds, what do you think will Jean do next?
a. jump out of bed
b. go back to sleep
c. do nothing
d. close the door

image source https://bit.ly/31aNUvj

4. Allan was telling his friends a very funny story. What do you predict his friends did next?
a. They laughed.
b. They got mad.
c. They cried.
d. They ate.
image source https://bit.ly/2NqslP0

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5. Keshfaye knew a storm was coming. The sky was gray. A strong wind began to blow.
There was thunder. She ______________.
a. went outside.
b. stayed inside with her family.
c. played outside.
d. cleaned the backyard

Write TRUE if the statement is correct, and FALSE if it’s wrong.

_______1. Pictures, films, documentaries, and videos are called visual artifacts.
_______2. Critical thinking requires a deep analysis to what the artist wants the audience to
know or feel.
_______3. A photo or a video can be analyzed by looking beyond the objects or people in it.
_______4. The content of a visual artifact may bring positive and negative messages to the
audience.
_______5. TV series like asianovelas often present a negative influence to the viewers.

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