ENGLISH Q4

• Red - prohibitions, regulations, and hazards signal
• Yellow - a sign of precaution
• Blue - General information, permission, and mandatory signs
• Green - first aid and emergency information, e.g., fire exits
• Positive Messages in safety signs are messages that give the viewer a sense of guidance on what are allowed and required in a vicinity.
• Negative Messages in safety signs, on the contrary, express warnings, precautions, regulations, and prohibitions.
• negative message


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• Verbal Irony - the phrasing of words in a manner that what you mean is the opposite of what you said
• Situational Irony - this is also known as an event irony, as this involves a realization that the opposite of what is meant to occur takes place. This shows a disparity between what you expect from happening and what, in fact, does.
• Dramatic Irony - the viewer of the readers know something that the character does not know of.
• types of irony - dramatic irony, verbal irony, and situational irony
• Tone - the attitude of the writer toward the chosen topic that the reader can infer from his or her word choices
• Mood - the overall emotional vibe depicted in a story; the kind of emotion that is built up among the readers as they read the text

  Examples : gloomy, happy, optimistic
• Technique - the style, strategies , and devices used by the writer to create a certain effect
• Purpose of the Author - the reasons or the intention of the writer in writing the text
• Neutral Words - defer, hold up, interrupt, continue, person with cognitive disability, unseeing, follower
• Positive Words - pause, cease temporarily, persist, dwell, prevail, mentally challenged, visually impaired, advocate
• Negative Words - stop, desist, linger, retarded, blind, vassal, zealot, sycophant