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Question 1

______ is news or knowledge received or given.

Answer 1

Information

Question 2

3 Sources of Information

Answer 2

Primary Sources
Secondary Sources
Tertiary Sources

Question 3

(Identify What Source of Information)

Artifacts

Answer 3

Primary

Question 4

(Identify What Source of Information)

Bibliographies

Answer 4

Secondary

Question 5

(Identify What Source of Information)

Almanacs

Answer 5

Tertiary

Question 6

(Identify What Source of Information)

Newspaper articles written at the time;

Answer 6

Primary

Question 7

(Identify What Source of Information)

Commentaries, criticisms;

Answer 7

Secondary

Question 8

(Identify What Source of Information)

Guidebooks

Answer 8

Tertiary

Question 9

(Identify What Source of Information)

Photographs

Answer 9

Primary

Question 10

(Identify What Source of Information)

Textbook

Answer 10

Secondary, Tertiary

Question 11

(Identify What Source of Information)

Web site

Answer 11

Primary, Secondary

Question 12

(Identify What Source of Information)

Guidebooks

Answer 12

Tertiary

Question 13

What is the difference between Linear and Non-Linear Texts?

Answer 13

The reading path.

Question 14

Text type that needs to be read from beginning to end to make sense of the text.

Answer 14

Linear Text

Question 15

This text types reading type is non-sequential.

Answer 15

Non-Linear Text

Question 16

5 Elements of Fiction

Answer 16

Setting
Character
Conflict
Theme
Plot

Question 17

(Elements of Fiction)

Definition: Time and place of the story.

Answer 17

Setting

Question 18

(Elements of Fiction)

Definition: anyone/anything that takes part in the action of the story.

Answer 18

Character

Question 19

(Elements of Fiction)

Definition: the struggle between 2 or more people in the story.

Answer 19

Conflict

Question 20

(Elements of Fiction)

Definition: the central idea or belief in the story.

Answer 20

Theme

Question 21

(Elements of Fiction)

Definition: series of events and character actions that relate to the central conflict.

Answer 21

Plot

Question 22

4 Types of conflict

Answer 22

Man vs. Man

Man vs. Nature

Man vs. Self

Man vs. God/Supernatural

Question 23

(Types of Conflict)

Example: Ironman vs. Captain America

(Captain America Civil War)

Answer 23

Man vs. Man

Question 24

(Types of Conflict)

Example: The Old Man and the raging sea

(The Old Man and The Sea)

Answer 24

Man vs. Nature

Question 25

(Types of Conflict) Example: not being able to decide to stay in the tower or leave the tower (Rapunzel)

Answer 25

Man vs. Self

Question 26

(Types of Conflict) Example: Humans being hunted by alien predators. (Predator)

Answer 26

Man vs. Supernatural

Question 27

It is the ability to identify and understand what others are saying.

Answer 27

Listening

Question 28

Is considered in the context of critical listening.

Answer 28

Analytical Listening

Question 29

It is the process or act of finding a solution to a problem.

Answer 29

Problem Solving

Question 30

What are the 4 Strategies in Improving Listening Skills? T-Q-L-R

Answer 30

Tune in Question Listen Review

Question 31

(Strategies in Improving Listening Skills) Definition: Check on the anticipated message after the topic is delivered. To review and evaluate the message.

Answer 31

Review

Question 32

(Strategies in Improving Listening Skills) Definition: Listen for answers to the questions you call to mind. Try to anticipate what will be said.

Answer 32

Listen

Question 33

(Strategies in Improving Listening Skills) Definition: Analytical listening means engaging in what you are listening to by asking questions such as

Answer 33

Question

Question 34

(Strategies in Improving Listening Skills) Definition: Come in prepared to listen, be alert, and determine the topic of the day's lecture.

Answer 34

Tune in

Question 35

These are interrogative statements that are written to express expectations.

Answer 35

Anticipation Questions

Question 36

Brief description of Evaluating ang Making Judgements.

Answer 36

Being fair and unbiased in making judgements.

Question 37

A skill that you use the most in everyday life.

Answer 37

Listening

Question 38

It is an active process in which a conscious decision is made to listen to and understand the messages of the speaker.

Answer 38

Listening

Question 38

It is an active process in which a conscious decision is made to listen to and understand the messages of the speaker.

Answer 38

Listening

Question 39

4 Factors in Listening

Answer 39

Accuracy Validity Adequacy Relevance

Question 40

(Factors in listening) Description: the quality or state of being correct or precise of the text.

Answer 40

Accuracy

Question 41

(Factors in listening) Description: the quality of being logically or factually sound.

Answer 41

Validity

Question 42

(Factors in listening) Description: satisfactory or acceptable in quality or quantity.

Answer 42

Adequacy

Question 43

(Factors in listening) Description: the quality of state of being closely connected or approprate.

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Relevance