Welcome

back, Argon!
LET’S
REVIEW!
TUM
PAK
NERS
The thing is . . .
The class will be divided into 2 groups.

Each group will choose 2 players per round.

The 2 players will have to stand within the back of

each other .

They have to answer the questions simultaneously

at the count of 3. Corresponding point will be given
to the winning group per round.
CATEGORIES:
• Past Lesson
• Random life questions
TUM
PAK
NERS
ARE YOU
READY?
ELEMENTS OF
DRAMA
1. Characters
2. Setting
3. Plot
4. Theme
5. Dialogue
SENSORY
IMAGING
SENSORY IMAGING
- the use of descriptive
language to engage any of
audience’s five senses.
The tang of a cold
orange

TASTE
A cold breeze

TOUCH
A bright sun

SIGHT
The chirps of
birds
HEARING
 FRESHLY-
MOWED GRASS
SMELL
Let’s Read!
wait owl ear
show brown chair
boy tour I
toy pray oil
_IPH_H_NG
DIPHTHONG
 DIPHTHONG
• ‘di’ = 2
• -phthong = tone or sound
• means ‘two voices’ or ‘two sounds’
• Greek word ‘diphthongos’
• Latin word ‘diphthongus’
 DIPHTHONG
• In Phonetics, it is a vowel in which
there is a noticeable sound change
within the same syllable.

• The process of moving from one vowel

sound to another is called gliding.
DIPHTHONG
•How many Diphthongs
are there in American
English?
 DIPHTHONG
/aɪ/ /əʊ/ /eə/ /ɔɪ/

/eɪ/ /aʊ/ /ɪə/ /ʊə/

 DIPHTHONG
creates sounds similar to
"eye" and most often
/aɪ/ occurs with letter
combinations that include
/i/, /igh/, and /y.
Examples: crime, like, lime
 DIPHTHONG
This diphthong creates
sounds similar to “great” and
/eɪ/ is most often used with letter
combinations that include
/ey/, /ay/, /ai/ and /a/.

Examples: break, rain, weight

 DIPHTHONG
This diphthong creates
sounds similar to “boat” and
/əʊ/ most often occurs with letter
combinations that include
/ow/, /oa/ and /o/.

Examples: slow, moan, though

 DIPHTHONG
This diphthong creates
sounds similar to “aw!” and
/aʊ/ most often occurs with letter
combinations that include
/ou/ and /ow/.

Examples: brown, hound, now

 DIPHTHONG
This diphthong creates
sounds similar to “air” and
/eə/ most often occurs with letter
combinations that include
/ai/, /a/, and /ea/.

Examples: lair, stair, bear

 DIPHTHONG
This diphthong creates
sounds similar to “ear” and
/ɪə/ most often occurs with letter
combinations that include
/ee/, /ie/ and /ea/.

Examples: beer, near, pier

 DIPHTHONG
This creates sounds
similar to “boy” and most
/ɔɪ/ often occurs with letter
combinations that include
/oy/ and /oi/.
Examples: oil, toy, coil
 DIPHTHONG
This diphthong creates
sounds similar to “sure” and
/ʊə/ most occurs with letter
combinations that include
/oo/, /ou/, /u/, and /ue/.

Examples: lure, pure

fleece father north
sea start war
nurse thought goose
word law two
_ON_PHTHONG
MONOPHTHONG
 MONOPHTHONG
• Mono = 1
• -phthong = tone or sound
• one sound or single sound
• sometimes called ‘pure vowels’
• 12
_R_PHTHONG
TRIPHTHONG
 TRIPHTHONG
• tri = 3
• -phthong = tone or sound
• three sound or tone
 our power lower
fire oasis player
Ireland slower employer
higher mower royal
GROUP ACTIVITY
 GROUP ACTIVITY
A. DIRECTION: Complete the Story Map by supplying
the necessary information assigned to your group.

Author: Group 1
Characters: Group 2
Setting: Group 1
Exposition: Group 2
Rising Action: Group 1
Climax: Group 2
Falling Action: Group 1
Denouement: Group 2
 GROUP ACTIVITY
B. DIRECTION: Read and analyze the drama ‘The
Zoo Story’. Answer the questions below and present
your analysis in class.

1. Describe the characters and the setting of the

play.
2. What is the play’s central theme?
3. Which part of the plot do you consider as the most
important?
4. Pick a dialogue from the play that struck you the
most.
 ASSIGNMENT:
SHORT ANSWER
DIRECTION: Answer the question below
with not less than five (5) sentences. You
may present an evidence to prove your
answer. Write your it on your notebook.

Why is the drama “The Zoo Story” an

absurd play?