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This document discusses anecdotes, which are short personal stories. Anecdotes serve several purposes, such as bringing cheer, reminiscing, cautioning, and persuading or inspiring. They emphasize the usefulness of personal experiences and represent the variation of human experience. Anecdotes are valuable literary devices that can be used in many situations and genres due to their diverse styles, tones, and utility.
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- 2. Recall
- 3. 1. 2
- 4. 3 4
- 6. WHAT TYPE OF MULTIMEDIA IS THIS ? 7. 8.
- 7. WHAT TYPE OF MULTIMEDIA IS THIS ? 9. 10.
- 8. WHAT TYPE OF MULTIMEDIA IS THIS ? 11. 12.
- 9. CREATIVE REPRESENTATION OF LITERARY TEXT APPLYING ICT SKILLS IN INTERPRETING LITERARY TEXTS
- 10. ICE BREAKER / TRIVIA "Daughter breastfeeding her Father starving in Prison painting by Hans Sebald Beham"
- 12. WHAT IS AN ANECDOTE?
- 13. PURPOSES OF ANECDOTES •To bring cheer
- 14. •To Reminisce
- 15. •To Caution
- 16. •To Persuade or inspire
- 18. • Anecdotes or short personal story have many uses. They are important because they emphasize the usefulness of personal experiences. Also anecdotes represents the variation of experience and inspire compassion. Anecdotes are valuable literary devices because of their diversity in style, tone and utility. They can be used by almost any person, in any situation, in any genre. Anecdotes serves countless purposes, and make situations more interesting for both the characters and the audience. An anecdote is a timeless device but is used across literature, film, television and theater and has been benefiting storytellers for centuries.
- 19. APPLICATION: CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER
- 22. EVALUATION