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- 3. Literary analysis -infographics Activity 1 Mercury is the smallest planet Activity 3 Earth is the planet that harbors life Activity 5 Jupiter is the biggest planet Activity 2 Venus is the second planet from the Sun Activity 4 Mars is actually a very cold place
- 4. Literary analysis -infographics Our teaching method Mercury is small and very hot Activities Venus is the second planet from the Sun Goals Earth is the third planet from the Sun Feedback Despite being red, Mars is a cold place Resources
- 5. Literary analysis -infographics Freedom Mercury is small and the closest planet to the Sun 10% Identity Earth is the only planet that harbors life 50% Power Venus is hot and the second planet from the Sun Love Despite being red, Mars is actually a very cold place 25% 75%
- 6. Literary analysis -infographics Mercury Mercury is the smallest planet Venus Venus is the second planet from the Sun Earth Earth is the planet that harbors life Mars Despite being red, Mars is a cold place Jupiter Jupiter is the biggest planet Saturn Saturn is a gas giant and has rings Common themes in literature
- 7. Literary analysis -infographics Element 1 Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun 4/5 Element 2 Venus has a beautiful name and is very hot 3/5 Element 3 Earth is the only planet that harbors life 2/5 Element 4 Despite being red, Mars is actually a cold place 1/5
- 8. Literary analysis -infographics Compare Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun and the smallest of them all Debate Mars is actually a cold place. It is full of iron oxide dust Contrast Venus has a beautiful name and is the second planet from the Sun Trace Earth is the third planet from the Sun and harbors life
- 9. Literary analysis -infographics Venus Venus has a nice name Earth Earth is where we live Jupiter Jupiter is a big planet Saturn Saturn has several rings Elements Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun and the smallest one Techniques Despite being red, Mars is actually a cold place Literary analysis
- 10. Literary analysis -infographics Types of characters Protagonist Mercury is the smallest planet Antagonist Venus has a cute name and is very hot Main Earth is the planet that harbors life Supporting Despite being red, Mars is a cold place
- 11. Literary analysis -infographics Symbolism The Sun is the big star at the center of the Solar System. Three quarters of the Sun is hydrogen Mercury Mercury is the smallest planet Venus Venus is the second planet from the Sun Earth Earth is the planet that harbors life Mars Despite being red, Mars is a cold place 01 02 03 04
- 12. Literary analysis -infographics Rising Venus is the second planet from the Sun Climax Earth is the planet that harbors life Falling Despite being red, Mars is a cold place Exposition Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun and the smallest of them all Resolution Jupiter is a gas giant and the biggest planet in the Solar System
- 13. Literary analysis -infographics Mercury Mercury was named after a Roman god Venus Venus has a poisonous atmosphere Earth Earth is the Blue Planet Mars Mars is actually a cold place Jupiter Jupiter was named after a Roman god 01 02 03 04 05
- 14. Literary analysis -infographics Idea A Idea B Idea A Idea B Idea A Idea B Venus is the second planet from the Sun Place Earth is the planet that harbors life Atmosphere Mercury is the smallest planet Time Setting
- 15. Literary analysis -infographics Task/Topic Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Mercury is the smallest planet Venus has a beautiful name Earth is the planet that harbors life Mars is actually a very cold place
- 16. Literary analysis -infographics THIS MONTH Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Lesson Mercury is small and the closest planet to the Sun Test / exam Venus is the second planet from the Sun
- 17. Literary analysis -infographics TASK DESCRIPTION DONE Task A Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun Venus is the second planet from the Sun Task B Earth is the third planet from the Sun Despite being red, Mars is a cold place Task C Jupiter is the biggest planet of them all Saturn is composed of hydrogen and helium
- 18. Literary analysis -infographics Directions: Read the statements and choose the correct answer What are the most studied literary elements? 01 Plot, characters, setting, point of view, theme and symbolism A Plot, fantasy, weather, costumes, theme and number of pages B What is the definition of “plot” in literature? 02 The sequence of interconnected events within the story A The inferred stance taken on the central topic of a story B
- 19. Literary analysis -infographics Directions: Read the statements and choose the correct answer Which of the following elements is NOT analyzed in literary analysis? 01 Characters A Setting B Author's life C Theme D What literary device is used to make a comparison between two things? 02 Simile A Metaphor B Personification C Hyperbole D
- 20. Literary analysis -infographics Directions: Answer the questions based on what you have studied What is the main purpose of literary analysis? 01 Write your answer here… What does the term "foreshadowing" mean in literary analysis? 02 Write your answer here… What is the definition of "point of view" in literary analysis? 03 Write your answer here…
- 21. Literary analysis -infographics Directions: Read the following passage and answer the questions “The old library, with its creaky wooden floors, held stories waiting to be discovered. Sarah, an avid reader, found solace among the shelves, where characters leaped off the pages and adventures awaited. The library was her sanctuary, a place where imagination knew no bounds.” What is the setting of the story? Write your answer here… How is the library described? Write your answer here… How does Sarah feel about it? Write your answer here…
- 22. Literary analysis -infographics Directions: Determine whether the statements are true or false Statements True False The protagonist is always the hero of the story Theme is the central message about life in a story Point of view refers to the narrator's perspective Conflict can be internal or external Tone reflects the protagonist's attitude
- 23. Literary analysis -infographics Directions: Read the statements and connect the columns Theme The sequence of events in a story Point of view The natural or artificial scenery of a story Symbolism The idea or message the author wants to share Plot Setting The author's perspective or narrative mode The use of objects to represent deeper meanings
- 24. Literary analysis -infographics Directions: Read the excerpts and identify the literary element "The sun smiled down on the blooming flowers, its golden rays kissing the petals awake." … "The wind whispered through the trees, sharing ancient tales of forgotten times." … "The stars blinked in the night sky, as if they were winking secrets to the dreamers below." … "The waves danced on the shore, a ballet of nature's beauty under the moonlit sky." …
- 25. Literary analysis -infographics Directions: Read the following poem and answer the questions “Roses are red, Violets are blue, In sugar bowls, Sweetness is true. Beneath the moon, Stars softly gleam, In whispered night, Dreams take their dream.” What is the predominant rhyme scheme? Write your answer here… What is the central theme of the poem? Write your answer here… What is the purpose of the repetition? Write your answer here…
- 26. Literary analysis -infographics Directions: Complete the following diagram … Love … Power … … Common themes in literature
- 27. Literary analysis -infographics Directions: Fill in the blanks with the appropriate literary term The stars danced in the night sky, a ____________ of the universe's grand celebration. 01 The old house sighed and groaned as if it were alive, a classic example of ____________. 02 Her laughter was music to his ears, a beautiful ____________ that filled the air with joy. 03 The wind whispered through the trees, creating a soothing ____________ that echoed in the silent forest. 04
- 28. Literary analysis -infographics Directions: Match the literary term on the left with its definition Conflict Mood Tone Setting Plot Struggle between opposing forces in a story … Author's attitude toward the subject of the work … Series of related events in a story … Background of time, location, and social environment … Emotional atmosphere of a literary work …
- 29. Literary analysis -infographics Directions: Complete the diagram and give examples 1. Read “Mars” 2. Make a list of the characters 3. Identify what type each one is 4. Complete the diagram and give an example Types of characters … … … … Example… Example… Example… Example…
- 30. Literary analysis -infographics Directions: Create your own plot twists for well-known stories 1. Choose a classic story: ○ Mercury ○ Mars ○ Earth ○ Venus 2. Create a plot twist and consider how this twist would affect the characters, the plot, and the overall theme of the story Write your answer here…
- 31. Literary analysis -infographics Directions: Unscramble the letters to form meaningful words C H A R A C T E R R O E T P A M H E S C N R A Y S I Y M O B S M L
- 32. Literary analysis -infographics Directions: Find the literary elements in the word search puzzle A S D F G C T H E M E H J P Q W E R T L Y U I P O E M L E X P O S I T I O N P O I O Z X C V B M N M P Z Q W H T J L K I N A R R A T I O N S D F T Y N X S E T T I N G M PLOT CLIMAX POEM SETTING NARRATION THEME EXPOSITION
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