The document provides a summary of information about calla lilies. It states that calla lilies are commonly used to decorate churches for weddings. They grow abundantly in Baguio and are also called Baguio lilies. Calla lilies have slender stalks and grow singly, being either yellow or white in color. They are used to make bridal bouquets or wreaths. The document then provides several multiple choice questions to test the reader's understanding of these details about calla lilies.

2. CLAMOR
WORD of the day!
(verb)
to demand something in a
noisy, pushy way
Example:
The excited fans clamor
for their team to score a
touchdown.

3. Task 1: Read and Take Note
The stately flowers that are
commonly used for decorating the
church during weddings are the calla
lilies. Calla lilies are also called Baguio
lilies because they grow abundantly
there. Calla lilies grow singly on
long slender stalks. They may
either be yellow or white. They
are made into bridal bouquets or
even wreaths.

4. Question #1:
Calla lilies are commonly used
for ________________.
a. corsages
b. garlands
c. church decoration
c. church decoration

5. Question #2:
They are also called _________.
a. water lilies
b. roses
c. Baguio lilies
c. Baguio lilies

6. Question #3:
In Baguio, these lilies grow ____.
a. abundantly
b. scarcely
c. singly
a. abundantly

7. Question #4:
Calla lilies grow _____________.
a. in clusters
b. singly
c. in pairs
b. singly

8. Question #5:
The selection is about _________.
a. gumamela
b. calla lilies
c. sampaguita
b. calla lilies

9. Question #6:
Their stalks are ____________.
a. slender
b. stout
c. wide
a. slender

10. Question #7:
They may either be ________.
a. white or read
b. red or yellow
c. yellow or white
c. yellow or white

11. Question #8:
Brides use calla lilies in their ___.
a. wreaths
b. corsage
c. bouquets
c. bouquets

12. Question #9:
Calla lilies are also used for ___.
a. corsage for the head
b. corsage for the dress
c. wreath for the dead
c. wreath for the dead

13. Question #10:
Calla lilies are ___________.
a. stately
b. fancy
c. unattractive
a. stately

14. OBJECTIVES OF OUR LESSON:
• Determine the function of
“noting details”,
• Take note important details
from the selection read,
• Answer correctly the given
questions.

15. What is “Noting Details”?
“Noting details” is a reading skill
where students note details as
they read to somehow improve
understanding and retention.
Students should learn how
to pay attention to story
cues.

16. What is “Noting Details”?
This skill improves the student’s
understanding to story
elements like characters and
characteristics, settings or
incidents that contribute to the
plot development.

17. We shall begin our
READING ACTIVITY.

18. WORDS of WISDOM
Guide Questions:
1.Who is Damiana L. Eugenio? What is her
greatest contribution to our literature?
2.What are proverbs? Why do some scholars
call proverbs as “the wisdom of many and the
wit of one”?
3. What do proverbs prescribe in a
certain community?
4.What are the six categories of
proverbs that Eugenio classifies?
5.Why are proverbs our cultural
treasures?