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English-6-Q3-Week-8(3)
English-6-Q3-Week-8(3)
Department of Education
REGION I
LA UNION SCHOOLS DIVISION
SAN GABRIEL DISTRICT
LIPAY INTEGRATED SCHOOL
Evaluating Narratives Based on How the Author Developed the Elements (characters, setting, plot, theme Summative Test No. 4 of the 3rd
SUBJECT MATTER and point of view) Quarter
LEARNING RESOURCES Quarter 3 - Module 2: Evaluate Narratives Based on How the Author Developed the Elements (Characters, Quiz papers
Setting, Plot, Theme and Point of View) First Edition, 2020
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Valuing Patience Perseverance Diligence Honesty
Reading of Statements of
unfamiliar/vocabulary words
from the REAS selection “A
Mother’s Love”
by Hazel L. Espinosa
1. Review What are the five elements of a What are the useful questions What are the useful questions 1. Short Review
narrative? when analyzing a story? when analyzing a story?
2. Motivation Let us read the story of the tiny Let us read the story of the tiny Let us read the story of the tiny 2. Prayer
frog. frog. frog
B. Development Activities
1. Presentation What can you say about the Who are the characters in the Who are the characters in the 1. Reminders and
story? story? story? Announcements
Can you give an over-all analysis 2. Issuance of quiz papers in
based on the different elements Where is/are the setting/s of the Where is/are the setting/s of the English 6
we have learned? sotry? sotry? 3. Preparing learners
How will you do it? What tools 4. Reading the test direction
can you use? 5. Checking the test items
2. Discussion There are no hard and fast rules The following questions will be The following questions will be 6. Reviewing the errors
about text interpretation but one useful in the analysis of the story: useful in the analysis of the story: 7. Conducting the Test Proper
is usually expected to sum up the 8. Checking the test items
contents and express his overall C. Plot C. Plot 9. Reviewing the errors
view of the story. The following 1. Are the events well sequenced? 1. Are the events well sequenced?
questions will be useful in the 2. Is there an exposition, rising 2. Is there an exposition, rising
analysis of the story: action, climax and resolution? action, climax and resolution?
3. How does the story begin? 3. How does the story begin?
A. Character/Characters 4. Does the story end in a logical 4. Does the story end in a logical
1. Are the characters well- way? way?
developed? 5. Does the main character learn a 5. Does the main character learn a
2. Do they have thoughts, lesson? lesson?
feelings and actions?
3. Are the characters believable? D. Point of View D. Point of View
1. What point of view does the 1. What point of view does the
B. Setting story use? Is the story told from a story use? Is the story told from a
1. Is the setting (time and place) first- person perspective, in which first- person perspective, in which
described clearly? the narrator is one of the the
2. Is the setting appropriate? characters in the story, and refers narrator is one of the characters in
to himself or herself as "I"? Or is the story, and refers to himself or
the story told from a third- person herself as "I"? Or is the story told
perspective, in which the narrator from a third- person perspective, in
is not one of the characters in the which the narrator is not one of
story or may not participate in the the characters in the story or may
events of the story? not participate in the events of the
2.Is it consistent in its use of this story?
point of view? 2.Is it consistent in its use of this
point of view?
E. Theme
3. Generalization What questions will be useful in What questions will be useful in What questions will be useful in 10. Conducting the Test Proper
the analysis of the characters and the analysis of the plot, point of the analysis of the plot, point of 11. Checking the test items
setting/s of a story? view and theme of a story? view and theme of a story?
4. Application Activity: Know Me More! Activity: Then complete the Activity: Then complete the 12. Reviewing the errors
Directions: Put a check mark (√) statement below. statement below. 13. Recording of Scores
in the circle if the statement tells
about the story “The Tiny Frog”; I find the story ___________ because I find the story ___________ because
put an (x) if not. __________________________________ __________________________________
__________________________________ __________________________________
(_) Is it clear where and when the __________________________________ __________________________________
story took place? __________________________________ __________________________________
(_) Did the author help the __________________________________ __________________________________
readers get to know the __________________________________ __________________________________
characters well? __________________________________ __________________________________
(_) Did the characters have __________________________________ __________________________________
dialogues that helped tell the _____________. _____________.
story and was easy to follow ?
(_) Is there a problem that is
eventually solved?
(_) Does the story flow in a logical
School ID: 500356
Address: Lipay Proper, San Gabriel, La Union
Email Address: 500356@deped.gov.ph
Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
REGION I
LA UNION SCHOOLS DIVISION
SAN GABRIEL DISTRICT
LIPAY INTEGRATED SCHOOL
V. ASSIGNMENT Direction: Read a story in the Direction: Choose a story in the Direction: Choose a story in the Study hard to improve your
book and take note of the book and take note of the plot, book and take note of the plot, performance.
characters, places and time of the point of view and theme of the point of view and theme of the
story. story. story.
REMARKS
Percentage of Mastery
No. of learners within
“mastery level”
No. of learners needing
“remediation/reinforcement:
Remediation/Reinforcement/ Remedial Instruction/ Remedial Instruction/ Remedial Instruction/ Remedial Instruction/
Enhancement (RRE) Reading Intervention Reading Intervention Reading Intervention Reading Intervention
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