Gr7-Q3_W2

Question 1

What are Propaganda Techniques?

Answer 1

Methods and strategies used to manipulate, influence, and persuade an individual’s beliefs, attitudes, opinions or behaviors.

Question 2

What is the Testimonials technique?

Answer 2

A famous person or celebrity endorses the product to give testimony and influence the people.

Question 3

What is the Plain Folks technique?

Answer 3

The use of common people to sell or promote a product or service, associating individuals with the masses.

Question 4

What is Stereotyping in propaganda?

Answer 4

A method that uses widely known and often oversimplified or generalized images of individuals or groups.

Question 5

What does the Fear technique do?

Answer 5

Plays on deep-seated fears, warning the audience that disaster will result if they do not follow a particular course of action.

Question 6

What is the theme of the 3rd Grading Performance Task?

Answer 6

Nationalistic Theater Play.

Question 7

What is the flow of presentation for the play?

Answer 7

A. Play of Labaw Donggon
B. Flash News or Breaking News
C. Commercial
D. Finale - Dance from P.E. Class.

Question 8

What is the purpose of the Flash News?

Answer 8

To provide important updates about the recent play made by the group, written and presented in English.

Question 9

What is the duration of the presentation?

Answer 9

15-20 minutes.

Question 10

What should the script for Flash News include?

Answer 10

An introduction with music, news details about a film, and a closing segment.

Question 11

What are journalistic texts?

Answer 11

Journalistic texts are written to report news and factual events in various media formats such as newspapers, television, radio, and news websites.

Question 12

Who is a journalist?

Answer 12

A journalist is a person who collects, writes, or distributes news or other current information to the public. A journalist’s work is called journalism.

Question 13

What does ‘news’ refer to in journalistic texts?

Answer 13

News refers to information about current events and happenings that aims to inform and educate the public by presenting facts, analysis, and perspectives on significant events and issues.

Question 14

What is a headline?

Answer 14

A headline is a short statement about the event in the newspaper that grabs the attention of the audience.

Question 15

What is a byline?

Answer 15

A byline tells who wrote the article.

Question 16

What is the lead paragraph?

Answer 16

The lead paragraph contains the most essential information that the journalist researched. It usually answers the 5 W’s and 1 H (Who, What, When, Where, Why, and How).

Question 17

What does the body of a news article provide?

Answer 17

The body provides details, explanations, and background information, often including answers to additional questions.

Question 18

What are quotes in journalistic texts?

Answer 18

Quotes are direct statements from people involved in the story, adding credibility and personal perspective.

Question 19

What is the conclusion in a news article?

Answer 19

The conclusion wraps up the story, summarizing the outcome or offering a final thought.

Question 20

What is attribution in journalistic writing?

Answer 20

Attribution mentions the source of the information or quotes used in the article.

Question 21

What is a feature in journalistic writing?

Answer 21

A feature is a type of journalistic writing that explores a specific topic or issue in-depth, providing a comprehensive and engaging narrative.

Question 22

What is the introduction in a feature article?

Answer 22

The introduction introduces the central focus of the article, often beginning with a question, story, or vivid description.

Question 23

What does the body of a feature article consist of?

Answer 23

The body consists of several paragraphs that expand the main topic into subtopics, guiding the reader through the narrative.

Question 24

What is the conclusion in a feature article?

Answer 24

The conclusion ensures that the reader recognizes the feature’s closure and leaves a memorable mark.

Question 25

What are human interest features?

Answer 25

Human interest features focus on how an issue impacts people, highlighting personal achievements, struggles, or unusual experiences.

Question 26

What are profile features?

Answer 26

Profile features focus on a specific individual’s character or lifestyle.

Question 27

What are how-to features?

Answer 27

How-to features teach readers how to do something, often sharing the writer's journey to learn a task.

Question 28

What are historical features?

Answer 28

Historical features honor historical events or developments, juxtaposing the past and present.

Question 29

What are seasonal features?

Answer 29

Seasonal features are perfect for writing about certain times of the year.

Question 30

What is simplicity and brevity in journalistic articles?

Answer 30

Simplicity and brevity mean the writing should be clear, direct, and concise, allowing readers to understand the story easily.

Question 31

What is precision in journalistic writing?

Answer 31

Precision means every detail should be accurate and specific, avoiding vague language or generalizations.

Question 32

What does objectivity and factuality mean in journalism?

Answer 32

Objectivity and factuality mean reporting the facts without personal opinions, biases, or assumptions.

Question 33

What is fairness and balance in journalism?

Answer 33

Fairness and balance provide a balanced view of the situation, offering all relevant perspectives and voices.

Question 34

What is the first ethical principle in journalism?

Answer 34

The first ethical principle is to tell the truth and ensure the news is accurate.

Question 35

What is a declarative sentence?

Answer 35

A declarative sentence makes a statement or provides information and usually ends with a period.

Question 36

What is an interrogative sentence?

Answer 36

An interrogative sentence is used to ask questions and seek information, often beginning with a question pronoun and ending with a question mark.

Question 37

What is an imperative sentence?

Answer 37

An imperative sentence gives commands, instructions, or requests, usually without an explicitly stated subject.

Question 38

What is an exclamatory sentence?

Answer 38

An exclamatory sentence expresses strong emotions and typically ends with an exclamation mark.