CHAIN OF WORDS

ACTIVITY
Mechanics

1 Read the lines with right emotions.

2 Fill in the missing words.

3 Identify the person who said or from

what movie the famous lines came
from.
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Lines:

1 “She had me at my
worst._________________. At
binalewala mo lang lahat ng
iyon.”
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Lines:

1 “She had me at my worst. You

had me at my best . At
binalewala mo lang lahat ng
iyon.”
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Lines:

“Mahal mo ba ako dahil

kailangan mo ako, o
_______________mahal mo
ako.”
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Lines:

“Mahal mo ba ako dahil

kailangan mo ako, o kailangan
mo ako kaya mahal mo ako.”
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Lines:

“__________________, syinota
mo ang bestfriend mo!”
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Lines:

“Syinota mo ako eh, syinota mo

ang bestfriend mo!”
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Lines:

“I don’t deserve to be treated

like this. _______________. I
care about you.”
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Lines:

“I don’t deserve to be treated

like this. I care about my job,
Sir. I care about you.”
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Lines:

“Kasi ang totoo umaasa pa rin

akong sabihin mo :
____________________________
Ako na lang ulit. “
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Lines:

“Kasi ang totoo umaasa pa rin

akong sabihin mo : Sana ako pa
rin, Ako na lang. Ako na lang
ulit. “
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Lines:

“Kasi ang totoo umaasa pa rin

akong sabihin mo : Sana ako pa
rin, Ako na lang. Ako na lang
ulit. “
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Lines:

“Am I not enough? Pangit ba

ako?
_______________________?“
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Lines:

“Am I not enough? Pangit ba

ako? Kapalit – palit ba
ako..Then, why?“
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Lines:

“Huwag mo akong mahalin dahil

mahal kita.
___________________________
because that is what I deserve.”
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Lines:

“Huwag mo akong mahalin dahil

mahal kita. Mahalin mo ako dahil
mahal mo ako because that is what
I deserve.”
What is fiction?
 FICTION
Fiction is a literary piece
created out of one’s
imagination.
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Fiction can have some

true facts, events, or
people though.
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Fiction is “make
believe” or “not true”
stories.
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OF FICTION

Frye said that there are

five categories of fiction
based on hero’s power
of action.
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FICTION
1. Myth
It is a story mode where the hero is divine.

It is superior in “kind” to other people

and to the environment of other people.
It is a traditional story especially
concerning the early history of
people or explaining natural
phenomenon.
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FICTION
2. Romance
It is a story mode where the hero has
marvelous actions.

The hero is identified as a human being

with an ability superior in “degree” to
other people and to his environment.
It means romantic stories with
chivalrous feats of heroes and
knights.
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FICTION
3. High Mimetic
It is a story mode where the hero is a leader
with an ability superior in degree to other people
but not to his environment.

The hero has authority, passions and powers of

expression far greater than others but what he does is
subject to both social criticism and the order of nature.
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FICTION
4. Low Mimetic
It is a story mode where the hero is one of us.

It has an ability that is superior “neither”

to other people nor the environment.
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FICTION
5. Ironic
It is a story mode where the hero has an ability
or intelligence “inferior” to ours.

It is often has a sense of looking down on a

scene of bondage, frustration or absurdity.
ELEMENTS OF FICTION

1 Characters

2 Settings

3 Plot
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4 Conflict

5 Climax

6 Resolution
 A. Characters

• They are to whom the events

in the story happens.
• They are the people in the
story that guide you through
the plot and setting as you
explore the other elements.
An author can make “make believe”
characters seem believable by . . .

1 Describing them well.

2 Letting the reader “hear” the characters

speak to each other with dialogue.

3 “Showing” characters’ actions in ways

readers can relate to or that make sense
for the situation.
Types of Characters

1. Major Character :

It is usually given much development,

more conflicts to resolve more
background story and usually more
action.
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2. Minor Character :

It is usually serves a certain purpose to

move a plot, but is not as developed and
explored as a major character.
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3. Flat Character :

It is easily recognized by the “emotional

eye”. It is usually constructed around a
single idea or quality.
It is also known as the simple character.
Types of Characters

4. Round Character :

It has the capacity to surprise the readers in

a convincing and even inevitable way.
They are richer, deeper, more complicated,
more mysterious and more unpredictable.
It is also known as the complex character.
Types of Characters

4. Round Character :

It has the capacity to surprise the readers in

a convincing and even inevitable way.
They are richer, deeper, more complicated,
more mysterious and more unpredictable.
It is also known as the complex character.
Ways to Build the
Characters
1. Direct Characterization :

• It is what the narrative voice

tells readers about the
characters.
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Characters
2. Indirect Characterization :

• It is what the dramatized

scenes show us about
character.
B. Settings

• This is the time and place of

the story.
• It sets the mood of the
readers.
 B. Settings
include :
• Locale (in all its sensuous aspects)

• Weather

• Historical period

• Season

• Time of day

• Span of time and pace of its passing

• Social environment (manners, mores, values)

Activity
Time
 Activity

Identify the biggest defining character

traits of your family members and
imagine that you and your family were
trapped in an island. How are you going
to use these traits in dealing with the
situation and surviving in the island?
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Narrate the situation in a story form.
You can also add dialogues to emphasize
the characteristics of the family members.

Rubrics:
Creativity 35 points
Neatness/Mechanics 25 points
Characterization : 25 points
Behavior during the Activity 15 points
 Kindly bring
long bond papers
and art materials
next meeting….