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Department of Education: Republic of The Philippines
Department of Education: Republic of The Philippines
Department of Education: Republic of The Philippines
Department of Education
REGION III-CENTRAL LUZON
SCHOOLS DIVISION OF ZAMBALES
GUISGUIS NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
BRGY. GUISGUIS, STA. CRUZ, ZAMBALES
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DIRECTIONS: Read the following guidelines in summarizing text carefully. Tell whether the
statements are correct or incorrect. Write YES if the statement is correct and NO if it is incorrect.
DIRECTIONS: Complete the acronyms below regarding the 5 Easy Summarizing Strategies for
Students according to Bales (2020). WRITE LEGIBLY. NO ERASURES.
A. SAAC method
11.S_____________
12.A_____________
13.A_____________
14.C_____________
B. 5 W’s 1H
15. W_____
16. W_____
17. W_____
18. W_____
19. W_____
20. H_____
DIRECTIONS: Read the following steps in outlining reading text carefully. Arrange the steps in
order. Write numbers before the sentences (1-8). WRITE LEGIBLY. NO ERASURES.
DIRECTIONS: For numbers 1-17. Identify the following statements below. Choose your answer
inside the box. Write only the letter which represents your answer. WRITE LEGIBLY. NO
ERASURES.
A.Critique
B.Historical-Biographical
C. Formalistic Criticism
D. Feminist / Gender Criticism
E. Psychological Criticism
F. Sociological / Marxist Criticism
G. Moral-Philosophical
_______1. A genre of academic writing that briefly summarizes and critically evaluates a work or concept.
_______2. Uses a formal, academic writing style and has a clear structure, that is, an introduction, body and
conclusion.
_______3. This approach sees a literary work as a reflection of the author’s life and times or the life and times of the
characters in the work.
_______4. Using this type of criticism, a reader would see the work as an independent and self-sufficient artistic
object.
_______5. This approach is also sometimes referred to as the “New Criticism,” since it came back in vogue in the
1960s-70s, but it was originally an outgrowth of the “Art for Art’s Sake” movement of the late 1800s.
_______6. This criticism considers what a work says and how it says it as inseparable issues.
_______7. This approach deals with a work of literature primarily as it is an expression – in fictional form – of the
author’s personality, mindset, feelings and desires.
_______8. This school of criticism got its start with the work of Sigmund Freud, which incorporated the importance of
the unconscious or sub-conscious in human behavior.
_______9. These critics would argue that in order to achieve validity, a literary criticism that claims universality must
include the feminine consciousness, since till very recently and in many instances yet today, works of
literature and criticism have been maledominated and therefore necessarily skewed in their perspective.
_______10. This approach asks us to use a wide variety of issues related to gender, concerning the author, the work
itself, the reader, and the societies of the author and reader, to determine the stance of the work on the
feminist continuum.
_______11. This criticism focuses on close reading, with sensitivity to the words and their various meanings.
_______12. This approach deals with a work of literature primarily as it is an expression – in fictional form – of the
author’s personality, mindset, feelings and desires.
_______13. This approach also requires that we investigate the psychology of the characters and their motives in
order to figure out the work’s meanings.
_______14. This viewpoint considers particular aspects of the political content of the text; the author; the historical
and socio-cultural context of the work; and the cultural, political, and personal situation of the reader in
relationship to the text.
_______15. This approach takes the position that the larger function of literature is to teach morality and probe
philosophical issues, such as ethics, religion, or the nature of humanity.
_______16. This criticism looks for the development of male and female characters and their motives to see how the
author and his or her times affected the gender roles in the work.
_______17. These critics tend to focus on the overall themes of the work as they relate to economic class, race, sex,
and instances of oppression and/or liberation.
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