Q1 GR10

• Graphic Organizers


  visual thinking tools
• Network Tree


  organizes a hierarchal set of information

  
• Fishbone Map


  cause-effect relationships

  
• Cycle Map


  organizing information that is circular or cyclical

  A) Cycle Map

  
• Series of Events Chain


  organize information according to various steps or stages

  A) Series of Events Chain

  
• Continuum Scale


  dimension such as less to more, low to high, and few to many

  A) Continuum Scale

  
• Comparative and Contrastive Map


  compare two concepts according to their features

  A) Comparative and Contrastive Map

  
• Problem-Solution Outline


  compare different solutions to a problem

  A) Problem-Solution Outline

  
• Problem and Solution Map


  cause and effect; problems and solutions

  A) Problem and Solution Map

  
• Spider Map


  organizing information relating to a main idea

  A) Spider Map

  
• Descriptive or Thematic Map


  for mapping generic information

  A) Descriptive or Thematic Map

  
• Human Interaction Outline


  organizing events in terms of a chain of action and reaction

  A)
• PLOT - refers to the sequence of events
• EXPOSITION - introduction of the characters.
• RISING ACTION - the existence of a struggle and how the character overcomes, copes, or gets overwhelmed by it.
• CLIMAX - The highest point of interest in the story or the complication of a struggle. It is also known as the Point of no Return.
• FALLING ACTION - the part where the problem starts to untangle.
• DENOUEMENT - Usually, referred to as the end of the story. Often, this could be open-ended.
• CHARACTERIZATION - refers to how the characters are shaped by their dialogues and how they interact with other characters or how they think.
• SETTING - refers to the time, weather conditions and place.