Happiness
I CHORUS
Happiness is something
If you give it away,
You give it away (2x)
Happiness is something
If you give it away
Then it comes right back to
you
It's just like a magic penny
Hold on tight and you won't
get any
Lend it, spend it, give it
away
Then it comes right back to
you.
 Happiness
II
A hug is something
If you give it away,
You give it away (2x)
A hug is something
If you give it away
Then it comes right back to
you
CHORUS
It's just like a magic penny
Hold on tight and you won't
get any
Lend it, spend it, give it
away
Then it comes right back to
you.
 Happiness
III
Love is something
If you give it away,
You give it away (2x)
Love is something
If you give it away
Then it comes right back to
you
CHORUS
It's just like a magic penny
Hold on tight and you won't
get any
Lend it, spend it, give it
away
Then it comes right back to
you.
happy
contented
angry
frightened
thankful
The stump, the remaining portion after a tree has
been cut, is left in the yard. Which among the
pictures is the stump?

A B C D
The stump, the remaining portion after a tree has
been cut, is left in the yard. Which among the
pictures is the stump?

A B C D
 The stump is alone in the yard. It is on
its own.
Based on the sentence, what is the
meaning of the word “alone”?
 The stump is alone in the yard. It is on
its own.
What is the meaning of the word
“alone”?
on its own
Lisa is weak due to fever and
dehydration.

What is the antonym of “weak”?

Lisa is weak due to fever and
dehydration.

What is the antonym of “weak”?

strong
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protection
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furniture
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• Mood is the feeling you get while reading the story. This
could be sadness, fear, anger or excitement. We infer the
speaker's mood by listening carefully to his/her voice.

• The tone of the speaker can be identified by looking at

word choices and phrases.
Group I and II
Directions: Let one member reads the paragraph while the others listen
attentively. Answer the questions that follow.
Merly sits on the stairs waiting for her father to come home. Her father has not
come home for years, and she has no idea where he is. Her mother has not told
her anything about her father. Merly misses him terribly.
“I’m sure Father won’t let me down this time,” she said to herself. She’s hoping
he would come home for her birthday. She bows her head and prays.
1.“I’m sure Father won’t let me down this time,” she said to herself. What is the
mood of the speaker?
A.Surprise B. Despair C. Contentment D. Peaceful
2.What is the tone of the passage?
A.humorous B. gratefulness C. joyful D. hopeful
3.What words or phrase help you to infer the tone of the speaker?
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Group III and IV
Directions: Let one member reads the passage while the others listen
attentively. Identify the mood expressed by the character. Encircle the letter of
the correct answer.
1.Aunt Ina has just come from the market when she saw some broken pieces
of her flower vase in the dustpan. Her face went red and shouted, “Who broke
my new flower vase?”
A.anger B. fear C. pity D. joy
2.Celso was playing with his pet dog when suddenly it ran to the middle of the
read and hit by a speeding car. “Oh! My dog is hurt! My dog is hurt! Please
help!”, he cried.
A.excitement B. curiosity C. hunger D. sorrow
3.Oh! So gross! This place is full of cockroaches, cobwebs and dust. Ewwwww!
A.disgust B. appreciation C. enjoyment D. excitement
Listen to the poem carefully and find out the mood
expressed.
The House Cat • sorrow
• happiness
The house cat sits • anger
and smiles and sings. • doubt
He knows a lot
of happy things.
 A Dream • surprise
On a midnight dark and silly, • terror
I woke up alone from a • sorrow
distance so scary. • admiration
I dreamed of figures from a
ghost story,
And the house that was
haunted by the White Lady
How do we infer the speaker's mood?
What help you to infer the speaker's tone?
Listen to the poem carefully and infer the mood
expressed.
1. • admiration
The Owl and the Pussy Cat • sadness
The Owl and the Pussy Cat went to sea
in a beautiful pea-green boat;
• anger
The owl looked up the stars above • fear
and sand to a small guitar
“O, lovelyPpussy, O Pussy, my love.
What a beautiful Pussy cat you are.
You are
You are
What a beautiful pussy cat you are.
Listen to the passage and choose the letter with the
correct mood or tone.
1. “What a place! Cockroaches everywhere, cobwebs and dust thick enough to plant potatoes in!”
A. excitement B. loved C. enjoyment D. disgust
2 “What! Only one peso? What can I buy with that these days?”
A. discontent B. thankful C. happy D. polite
3. “That was a close fight and I'm glad our team won. You were marvelous on the court, boys.”
A. displeasure B. joyful C. sorrow D. angry
4. “You're always late for work! You'll get fired next time!”
A. angry B. happy C. thankful D. frightened
5. “Really, Mother? We're going to Campuestuhan next Sunday? Wow! I can't wait.”
A. helpfulness B. excitement C. scary D. sorrow
Assignment: In a long bondpaper, draw emoticons/faces
that show the following moods.
1.sorrow
2.joy
3.surprise
4.annoyance
5.fear