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    Chester Byron A.

    Balota
    Year/Section: BSED English-3C
    Subject: Survey of Philippine Literature (Eng 14)

    Module 2

    Definitions of Literature, Literary Standards, Divisions of Literature, and Literary


    Elements

    Engaging Activities

    A. Create your own definition of literature.

    Literature is an art that expresses the idea, thoughts and feelings of a writer, it is also
    informative about issues in life and other experiences that can may be beneficial to other
    readers.

    Performance Tasks

    PT 1

    Directions: Is the vision and mission of LSPU considered literary. Why or why not? Defend your
    answer.

    Yes, I do believe that the vision and mission of LSPU is a literary works, given the style of how
    it’s written and the content of the text is a literary piece, it has the thought, emotions and the
    character that is needed to be a literary piece.

    UNDERSTANDING DIRECTED ASSESSMENT:


    A. Supply the answer for each question.
    1. This is sometimes called the hero of the story. Protagonist
    2. This element is the central idea or message of the story. Theme
    3. This conflict is the struggle between one character to another character in the story.
    Character vs character
    4. This simply means conversation. Dialogue
    5. This point of view is when he/she knows everything. Omniscient
    6. This is a conversation between two or more characters. Dialogue
    7. This plot ends where it started. Circular Plot
    8. This is the most exciting part of the story. Climax
    9. This is the time and place in which the story happened. Setting
    10. This point of view uses the pronoun I. First-person POV
    B. Determine which figure of speech is present in the following statements below.

    1. I cried a river when he left me. - Hyperbole


    2. "How nice!" she said, when I told her I had to work all weekend. - Irony
    3. The world is a stage- Metaphor
    4. Jumbo shrimp .- Oxymoron
    5. The snowflakes danced-Personification
    6. As slippery as an eel - Simile
    7. Louisiana is the Mecca of witches. Allusion
    8. I'll bring my wheels tomorrow - Synecdoche
    9. The wind howled. - Personification
    10 Free market-Oxymoron
    11. I've told you to stop a thousand times - Hyperbole
    12. Money talks-Personification
    13. I'm so mad I could chew nails - Hyperbole
    14. She is as tall as a mountain. - Simile
    15. You're the Aphrodite of the class. - Allusion

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