This document provides definitions and explanations of various literary and linguistic concepts for a midterm exam on reading and writing. It defines elements such as plot, mood, setting, conflict, and exposition. It also defines parts of speech like adjectives and conjunctions. Additionally, it covers types of descriptions, definitions, word meanings, opinions, comparisons, causes, claims, and more. The document serves as a study guide, outlining key concepts to understand for the exam.
This document provides definitions and explanations of various literary and linguistic concepts for a midterm exam on reading and writing. It defines elements such as plot, mood, setting, conflict, and exposition. It also defines parts of speech like adjectives and conjunctions. Additionally, it covers types of descriptions, definitions, word meanings, opinions, comparisons, causes, claims, and more. The document serves as a study guide, outlining key concepts to understand for the exam.
This document provides definitions and explanations of various literary and linguistic concepts for a midterm exam on reading and writing. It defines elements such as plot, mood, setting, conflict, and exposition. It also defines parts of speech like adjectives and conjunctions. Additionally, it covers types of descriptions, definitions, word meanings, opinions, comparisons, causes, claims, and more. The document serves as a study guide, outlining key concepts to understand for the exam.
Plot - element of a narrative story tells the sequence of events.
Mood- the atmosphere that the reader gets while reading the text. Setting- Most of the fairytales start with, “Once upon a time, in a faraway kingdom…” In which element of narrative does this statement fall under? Conflict- serves as the problem in the story Exposition- part of a story where and when the author introduces the story Adjective- part of speech describes a noun or a pronoun Conjunction Which of the following cannot be modified by an adverb Focuses on one subject- most needed in order to avoid confusion in a descriptive text. Referent- the thing, person, animal, or place being described in a descriptive text. Objective-type of description that is primarily factual Definition -The exact meaning of a word Dictionary- Reference book that helps people better understand the meaning of a certain word in a particular situation. Etymology- type of definition explains the history or origin of a word Connotation- type of definition is based on the personal or consensual experiences of a person Denotation- type of definition is based on the literal or primary meaning of a word, in contrast to the feelings or ideas that the word suggests. Criteria- Set of principles or standards that one sets, decides or judges something Classification- The method of distributing and organizing things into groups or categories. Opinions- Technique in giving examples that states interpretation of a person on a certain event, idea, concept, etc. Comparison-Deals with the similarities of two ideas Contrast- Deals with the difference of two ideas Venn Diagram- graphic organizers can be best used for showing similarities and differences of two or three ideas Cause- Anything that prompts something to happen Persuasion- the act of convincing the audience with the appeal made by the writer Fact- “Corruption is the reason behind the poverty of most Filipinos.” What type of claim is this sentence Policy- “We are stillborn state, because our umbilical cord with the United States has never been cut. Cut and cut cleanly, so that we can revive this infant in the family of nation.”What type of claim is this