WHAT IS IT
ACTIVITY 1.1.1
LITERARY TOOLS
SMALL WORLD
1.PLOT(SYNOPSIS)
2.SETTING
3.MOOD
ANALYSIS
Ledesma Street, the place where the
young boy and his family moved
together in the probably small house.
Ledesma Street was a small, quiet street.
Their home was unassuming, with lowrise walls and a green entrance. The gate
led to a long three-car garage, where
they could play football and throw
parties. Even if it is little, it is lavish to a
small child. And it's the whole universe
to him. The majority of them were sent
to piano lessons by their mum. Since
even his relatives were there, San Juan
seemed to be the entire city. He
discovered the perilous excitement of
running after girls in high school. Going
to parties, meeting people, collecting
their phone numbers, texting them, and
calling them up. He was fifteen years
old and in his second year of high
school when they moved in 1984.
Feeling the thrill of moving to a new,
larger house in a more upscale
neighborhood, he knew it was a positive
thing because it meant they were
moving up in the world.
In the house, Greenhills, Ledesma
Street, San Juan, Ortigas to Meralco,
M. Paterno Street, Mariano Marcos
Street, Unimart
Calm
4.CHARACTERS IN THE STORY
5.POINT OF VIEW USED
6.SYMBOLISM
7.THEME
ASSESMENT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
D. FORESHADOWING
D. IRONY
B. POINT OF VIEW
C. SETTING
C.PLOT
The boy, Tito Bing, Mother, Father,
Fathers parents, Tito Pepot, Tito Lito,
Litonjuas, Tita Letty, Mendozas,
Bombit, Niña
Fist-person point of view
Allegory
Tranquility
6. B. MOOD
7. C.CHARACTER
8. C. MOOD
9. B. THEME
10. A. CLIMAX
WHAT I HAVE LEARNED
Creative nonfiction is a form of writing that uses literary methods often associated
with fiction or poetry to report on real people, locations, and events.
Travel writing, nature writing, scientific writing, sports writing, biography,
autobiography, memoir, the interview, and both the familiar and personal essay are
all examples of creative nonfiction (also known as literary nonfiction).
PERFORMANCE TASK
WHAT’S MORE
ACTIVITY 1.1.2 MEMORY WALK WRITING ACTIVITY
As I walked, I saw a lot of memories, not only memories, but happy memories that
I would like to revisit if I would be given an opportunity. I barely receive a gift
when I was young , and I was never tempted to wish for material things. When I
came out I saw there a vivid memory. I was probably six years old at that time, and
Christmas was just four days away. I went outside, something I only do sometimes
because my grandma wouldn't let me because she said it wasn’t safe outside,
There I saw a little angel, which made me really happy at the moment. And
because for me it was a thoughtful present, I hang it on our Christmas tree so I
could see it every year.
WHAT I CAN DO
Activity 1.1.3
THE PHOTO THAT CHANGED THE FACE OF AIDS
In November 1990, LIFE magazine released a portrait of a young man named
David Kirby, surrounded by anguished family members as he took his last
breaths, his body ravaged by AIDS and his eyes fixed on something beyond
this universe. The eerie portrait of Kirby on his deathbed, shot by a
journalism student named Therese Frare, soon became the most powerfully
associated photograph with the HIV/AIDS virus, which had affected millions
of people (many of them unknowingly) around the world by that time.