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Ven Diagram
Compare and contrast Greek Drama and Poetry from other literature
Greek Drama and Poetry - Literature

 Greek drama, including

tragedy, comedy, and satyr
plays, was performed in
theaters as part of religious
festivals and explored serious
themes such as fate and the
human condition.

 both ancient Greek art forms

 Greek poetry, on the other hand,

encompassed a variety of genres,
including epic poetry like
Homer's "Iliad" and "Odyssey,"
as well as lyric poetry, which
expressed personal emotions
and thoughts.

2. Concept Map
Discuss the Characteristic and Importance of each source.

News Report
Characteristics: Factual, concise, objective;
includes headline, lead, body, conclusion.
Importance: Keeps public informed, aids in
3. T Chart
Give the Pros and Cons of knowing the Elements of a Short Story
Pros
 Helps readers
understand the structure
and components of a
story, leading to a deeper
appreciation of the
author's craft.
 Enables readers to
analyze and interpret
stories more effectively,
uncovering themes,
symbols, and character
development.
 Assists aspiring writers in
creating their own stories
by providing a framework
to follow and ideas for
effective storytelling.
 Enhances communication
skills by improving the
ability to discuss and
articulate the elements
of a story.
Cons
 May lead to over-analyzing
stories, detracting from
the enjoyment of reading
for pleasure.
 Might simplify complex
works of literature,
overlooking the depth and
nuances of the story.
 May create biases or
expectations about how
stories should be
structured, limiting
appreciation for different
narrative styles.
 Could limit creativity by
adhering too closely to
traditional story elements,
stifling innovation in
storytelling.
4. Flow Chart
Create a Flow Chart of the Story “The Gift of Magi”

Introduction: The story introduces the young

couple, Jim and Della, who are struggling
financially but deeply in love. It is Christmas Eve,
and they each want to buy a special gift for the
other.

Conflict: Della has beautiful long hair, which she

plans to sell to buy a chain for Jim's prized
pocket watch. Meanwhile, Jim wants to buy
combs for Della's hair, which she adores.
 Resolution: Della sells her hair and buys the
chain, while Jim sells his watch to buy the
combs. Each is unaware of the other's sacrifice.

Revelation: On Christmas Day, they exchange

their gifts, only to discover the sacrifices they
have made for each other. Despite the loss of
their most prized possessions, they realize that
their love is the greatest gift of all.

Conclusion: The story ends with a message

about the true meaning of giving and the depth
of love between Jim and Della, emphasizing that
material
5. Story Map possessions are insignificant compared
to the bond they share.
Summarize the story “The Odyssey” using a Story Map.

1. Suitors 2. Lotus-Eaters
With Odysseus away, Penelope was Odysseus men get drugged up by eating
chased by suitors. lotus flowers.

4. Circe
3. Cyclops
A powerful sorceress who turns his men
into pigs. With the help of the god Odysseus and his men were captured by
Hermes, Odysseus resists Circe's magic Polyphemus the Cyclops, son of Poseidon.
and convinces her to restore his men to
their human forms.