ENGLISH Q1

• False information being shared without the intent to harm or deceive?

  Misinformation
• False information being purposefully spread with the intent to deceive others?

  Disinformation
• Spreading information without the right or proper context, or removing the context?

  Malinformation
• Materials that can facilitate understanding of texts?

  Textual aids
• • Traditional type of text, usually read from beginning to end. (LEFT TO RIGHT)?

  Linear text
• Non-sequential, no need to read from beginning to end?

  Non-linear
• Hidden within the parts of linear text?

  Main idea
• Who decides the reading path for linear text?

  Author
• Who decides the reading path for non-linear text?

  Reader
• What takes time?

  Linear text
• What does not take time?

  Non-linear text
• Used to organize information and ideas for readers to easily understand the relationship and connections between and among concepts, terms, and facts?

  Graphic organizer
• A diagram used to show the causes of a problem and the effect?

  Fishbone diagram
• Who made fishbone diagram?

  Kaoru Ishikawa
• A visualization of a sequence of actions, movements within a system and/or decision points?

  Flow diagram
• An illustration that uses overlapping circles to show the logical relationship between two or more sets of items?

  Venn diagram
• A diagram or graphical tool that visually represents relationships between concepts and ideas?

  Concept map
• A graph that shows complete data with rectangular bars and the heights of bars are proportional to the values that they represent?

  Bar graph
• Graph that is commonly drawn to show information that changes over time?

  Line graph
• Graph for percentages?

  Pie graph
• A chart that uses pictorial symbols to convey the meaning of statistical information?

  Pictograph
• Brief, fictional prose/narrative?

  Short story
• Written work longer than short story but shorter than novel?

  Novelette
• People/animals who take part on the story?

  Characters
• Protagonist and antagonist?

  Characters acc. to principality
• Dynamic and static characters?

  Characters acc. to development
• Round and flat characters?

  Characters acc. to personality
• The hero or the main character of the story?

  Protagonist
• The villain of the story?

  Antagonist
• Shows noticeable/significant change?

  Dynamic
• Shows little to no change?

  Static
• Portrays various roles and personality [3D]?

  Round
• No depth; 1-2 traits [2D]?

  Flat
• The way the author describes the personality and qualities of a character?

  Characterization
• The narrator’s description/comment about them?

  Direct characterization
• Describes the character through the dialogue, actions, and feelings of either the character themselves or another character?

  Indirect characterization
• What does indirect characterization require?

  Inferring
• When and where the story takes place?

  Setting
• Where is the story taking place?

  Place
•  When is the story taking place?

  Time