Teaching literature is seeking the opportunity for students to relate and respond to the themes and issues by making a connection to their personal lives. Which model is described?

Which model views literature as a source of facts or information and the teacher is a transmitter of knowledge and information to student?

It refers to the most traditional model of teaching literature to students

This approach focuses on rewording text to simpler language, from complext to less complext, to make the original text easier to understand.

This model sees the work of literature as a resource of increasing the general awareness of students with the English language.

excess and digressions

pared down, economic

gallows or morbid

copy the style

mixing the styles

light-hearted

contradictory but true

manipulation of time

mislead or deceive reader

fact and fiction

traditional

experimentation

intertextuality

metafiction

pastiche

religion and mythology

didactic purpose

linear narrative

non-linear

temporal distortion

can be found on the internet

promote understanding of different cultures

from basic skills to mor complex

model for good writing

train mind for criticial thinking

reflects authentic writing form from a specific period

exposure to different vocabulary

learn about own culture

can be found on the internet

students can agree, disagree

memorize language patterns and structure

engages because of interest

reading a poem aloud for natural flow and sound of language

students debate and argue about own comprehension

familiarizing word meaning and use

using a tablet to read a softcopy

uses a verse and stanza

uses sentences and paragraphs

tells the story of a hero who dies in the end

does not tell a story but expresses thoughts and emotions

performative poetry

long narrative poem

tells a story in short stanzas

works of imaginative narration

happenings after the climax

turning point, most intense

long complex story

sequence of events in a story

all loose ends are tied up

story focused on one incident

introduce characters and setting

where conflict is introduced

where conflict is ended

blend of novel and short story

has a moral lesson

magic, fantasy, supernatural

animal characters

struggle and realities of life

real people as basis but exaggerated

set in the past

gods and heroes

ghost and fear

actual or imagined science

crime, suspense, secrets

love and relationships

real and fantasy in one

extreme oppression

based on true events

news and current events

limited autobiography

present facts, ideas, and topics

self written biography

reflections while traveling

biography written by another person

expressing argument and views

imitate natural sounds

direct comparison

exaggerated

comparison between two things

hinting the future

indirect reference

vivid descriptions

repeated vowel sounds

moral or political symbols

repeated initial consonants

repeated words at the end

repeated words at the beginning

inverted order of words

objects behaving like humans

objects described as humans

two different things together

two opposite things together

opposite but logical

illogical but true

wrong time period

event that will happen eventually

event that happened before

hinting at future events

mild instead of harsh

choice of words and expression

symbol with deeper meaning

recurring symbol

moral or political symbol

indirect reference

expectation vs. reality

provide insights into the belief of ancestors

well-defined beginning, middle, and end

instills moral values and ethical principles

cause and effect

straightforward storytelling

Which of the following begins with a function word?

Complete the analogy.

Phoneme: the single unit of sound

Morpheme:_____________________.

Pronouns and preposition are open word classes while nouns, adjectives, and adverbs are closed word classes.

Not all words have onsets

They are speech sounds made simply by shaping the oral cavity to give the sound a particular color or "timbre".

Which phonetic requires the tools of physics to study the sound waves produced in human language?

Which of the following has one phonemic difference?

Which allophones are variants of the same phoneme?

What do you call a single phoneme that indicates a glide?

Which of the following phoneme is a voice fricative?

Where is the rime:

brat, think, cream?

How many morphemes are found in the word irrelevant?

Which is the free morpheme in the wod "hippopotamus"?

"Mom, I want to eat"sanwich".

Which morphophonemic process is evident in the quoted word?

Which of the following is a voiced nasal bilabial sound?