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• NEWS REPORT - involves discovering all relevant facts, selecting and presenting important facts and weaving a comprehensive story.
• NEWS - it is an information about current events. this may be provided by different media.
• SPEECH - the expression of or the ability to express thoughts and feelings by articulate sounds.
• INFORMATIVE SPEECHES - is the one who informs the audience.
• DEFINITION SPEECH - explains the meaning, theory, or philosophy of specific topic that the audience likely does not know much about.
• DEMONSTRATION SPEECH - explains how to do something.
• EXPLANATORY SPEECH - might give a description of a state of a given topic.
• DESCRIPTIVE SPEECH - creates a vivid picture in a person's mind regarding to an object, person, animal or a place.
• PANEL DISCUSSION - a situation which a group of people are gathered together to discuss issue, often to provide feedback on something.
• TEXTUAL AIDS - refers to written text, prints and some other way of writing important words. these are also called TEXT FEATURES or VISUAL ELEMENTS.
• TITLE - refers to the name of the text.
• ADVANCE GRAPHIC ORGANIZER - known as text features are the visual display of content information.
• CONCEPT MAP - general organizer that shows central idea with it's corresponding characteristics.
• FLOW/SEQUENCE CHART - shows a series of steps or events in the order in which they take place.
• VENN DIAGRAM - used to identify the similarities and differences between two or more concepts.
• TIMELINE EVENTS - listed in linear format in the order that each events occurred.
• CAUSE AND EFFECT DIAGRAM - deals with the connection of reasons and results of something.
• NON LINEAR ILLUSTRATION - help to systematize the generation of ideas based upon a central topic.
• DIAGRAM - a series of pictures with captions showing steps, stages or the progression of events, explains the process or how something is made.
• CUTAWAY - a picture of an object with part of the side dissolve, partially revealing the inside.
• STORYBOARD - it is composed of series of boxes with pictures or illustration about the event happened in the story or text.
• CHARACTERS - refers to the persons, creatures, things serving as actors or movers in the story.
• CHARACTERISTIC - characterization is writers tool, a "literary devices" that occurs any time the author uses details to teach us about the person.
• PLOT - shows how the author arranges events to develop basic ideas.
• EXPOSITION (INTRODUCTION ) - the beginning of the story.
• CONFLICT - can be any form of struggles the main character faces.
• CHARACTER VS. SELF - struggles with own soul, physical limitations, and choices.
• EXTERNAL - struggles with a force outsides one self
• CHARACTER VS. CHARACTER - struggle against other people.
• CHARACTER VS. NATURE - struggle against animals, weather, and environment.
• CHARACTERS VS. SOCIETY - struggles against ideas, practices and customs of others.
• CLIMAX - the turning point of the story.
• FALLING ACTION - where the resolution begins.
• RESOLUTION ( CONCLUSION) - the final outcome of events in the story.
• SETTING - refers to the time and location when and where the story takes place.
• PLACE - geographical location.
• TIME - historical period, time of day, year; when is the story taking place?
• WEATHER CONDITION - is it rainy, sunny, or cloudy?
• SOCIAL CONDITIONS - what is the daily life of characters like?
• MOOD OR ATMOSPHERE - what is the feeling is created at the beginning of the story?