ENGLISH 8
Q2 WEEK 4
November 20, 2020
INTEGRITY
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WHAT
WHAT
POSSIBLE USES
POSSIBLE USES
ARE THERE FOR
ARE THERE FOR
CHARTS, GRAPHS
CHARTS, GRAPHS
AND
AND
DIAGRAMS?
DIAGRAMS?
MESSAGES CONVEYED IN A TEXT
MESSAGES CONVEYED IN A TEXT
Everything that we read about must have some messages to convey; whether positive or negative. Recognizing their essence is helpful to make reading worthwhile.
Everything that we read about must have some messages to convey; whether positive or negative. Recognizing their essence is helpful to make reading worthwhile.
TASK 1
TASK 1
T CHART
20 points
T Chart (or T-Chart)
T Chart (or T-Chart)
is a graphic organizer that separates information into columns, traditionally for comparing. It gets its name from the basic version with two columns: it looks like the letter "T" and is both versatile and commonly used across all subjects.
is a graphic organizer that separates information into columns, traditionally for comparing. It gets its name from the basic version with two columns: it looks like the letter "T" and is both versatile and commonly used across all subjects.
WHAT TO DO?
WHAT TO DO?
- Read the selection, ON THE THREE EVILS found on pages 85 -87 of your book. You can read along with me through the video.
2. Answer RECONSTRUCTING SITUATIONS/REALITIES – A in page 90 of your book.
2. Answer RECONSTRUCTING SITUATIONS/REALITIES – A in page 90 of your book.
3. Write your answers in the given T Chart.
3. Write your answers in the given T Chart.
4. Shorten your answers to fit the chart.
4. Shorten your answers to fit the chart.
5. Take a photo of your answer.
5. Take a photo of your answer.
6. Submit file to Google Classroom.
6. Submit file to Google Classroom.
TASK 2
TASK 2
30 points
30 points
INTERPRETING GRAPHS
INTERPRETING GRAPHS
WHAT TO DO?
WHAT TO DO?
1. Follow the given tips for your guidance on how to interpret graphs.
1. Follow the given tips for your guidance on how to interpret graphs.
2.Use opinion-marking signals to effectively write your interpretation.
2.Use opinion-marking signals to effectively write your interpretation.
3. Submit your answer to Google Classroom.
3. Submit your answer to Google Classroom.
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