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3. Let’s REVIEW!
PARALLEL STRUCTURE/ PARALLELISM

4. JIGSAW
PUZZLE

6. • Have you ever imagine yourself eating a food of a pig when
you’re very hungry and doesn’t have a choice because you
have nothing ?
• If your parents will give you inheritance, what are your plans
to do with it?
• Did you became jealous to your brother or sister? Why?

8. G A L D I O P R (noun)
‘a person who spends money
carelessly and foolishly and returns
after a long absence’
PRODIGAL

9. S Q U N A D E E R D (verb)
‘to carelessly waste money, time,
and opportunities’
SQUANDERED

10. F A I N E M (noun)
‘a severe shortage of food resulting
in violent hunger’
FAMINE

11. E S T E T A (noun)
‘a large area of land in the country
that is owned by a family’
ESTATE

12. P O R T U I S T E T (noun)
‘a person engages in sexual relations
outside the marriage bond,
especially for money’
PROSTITUTE

14. LUKE 15: 11-32

15. YOUNGER
SON/PRODIGAL
SON
[Major character]
OLDER SON
[Minor character]
FATHER
[Major character]
SERVANTS
[Minor character]
Major character- most
important character in the
story
Minor character- with lesser
role but whose role is
necessary for the story to
develop

16. • the time and place where the story happens

17. • problems or obstacles that arise within a story-both internal (in
characters mind) and external (caused by other characters or
forces)
• The prodigal son misuses the money he got from his father as his share and
ends up having to go back to the arms of his dad feeling ashamed and asks
for his forgiveness.
• man vs self-
• man vs man, man vs nature, man vs government-
internal conflict
external conflict

18. - the sequence
of events within
story

19. The prodigal son asks his
father to give him his
inheritance.
The prodigal squandered his wealth in
wild living and from that he had nothing
and his friends left him. He worked in a
piggery and ate the pig’s food. Then he
thought of going back to his father’s
house.
He found his way back to his father and while he was still a long
way off, his father saw him and was filled with compassion for
him. Then the father ran to his son, threw his arms around him
and kissed him.
The older brother heard that his brother came back.
He was very angry. His father pleaded with him and
told him that all his wealth is his but they must rejoice
because his brother was lost but he was found again.
The older realized that their father was
right so he forgave and accepted his
brother. They lived happily ever after
again.

20. 1 There was once a man who had two sons.
One day, the youngest son asked his father for
his inheritance money.
3 The youngest son moved far away and very
soon spent all his money.
4 He was very hungry and had no place to live,
so he decided to get a job. He was given a job
feeding pigs but no one gave him anything to
eat.
5 The son was very sad and very sorry for what
he had done. Back home, even his father’s
hired servants were fed. He decided to go back
home, say sorry and asked his father for a job
as a servant.
7 The father dressed him up in the best robe, some
new sandals and put a ring on his finger. The father
was so happy that his son had returned that he
threw a great feast to celebrate.
6 When the father saw his youngest son returning,
he was filled with great joy.
2 The father thought about and divided what he
owned between them, giving his sons their
inheritance.
8 While the younger brother had been away, the
older brother had been working hard for his father
and saved all of his inheritance. When he heard that
his brother had returned with nothing and a great
feast was being thrown for him, he felt very angry
and jealous.
But, the father did not want his son to be jealous
and angry. “We must celebrate and rejoice.” He told
his older son, “because it is as this brother of yours
was lost and has been found.”

21. If you were to choose a part of the
story that we read, what is it and
why? Share your answers through
essay or drawing. Use 1 whole sheet
of paper.

23. 1. A ___________ is a statement about a topic.
a. setting c. climax
b. theme d. conflict
2. If I told you this short story takes place in a jungle on a mysterious
island sometime in the 1930s/1940s involving an eccentric hunter, I
would be describing what aspect of the story?
a. plot c. character
b. conflict d. setting
3. In Maupassant's short story "The Necklace", the main character learns
that honesty is indeed the best policy. This is known as the
_________________ of the story.
a. setting c. theme
b. Character d. plot

24. 4. A ___________ is a person, or sometimes even an animal, who
takes part in the action of a short story or other literary work.
a. setting c. theme
b. character d. plot
5. __________ is the most exciting part of a story.
a. resolution c. theme
b. climax d. character
6. What did the youngest son finally realize in the story?
a. He needed new clothes.
b. He needed to buy more food.
c. He needed to go home and ask for forgiveness from his father.
d. He needed his family.

25. 7. Was the father happy to see his son?
a. He was sent angry and sent him away.
b. Yes, he was very happy to see him.
c. No, he was not happy at all.
d. He had mixed feelings.
8. What is the main message of the story?
a. Save all of your money, don’t spend it.
b. Spend all your money, don’t save it!
c. When we realize we have sinned, we must ask God for
forgiveness, and he will forgive us.
d. Respect our parents.
9-10. Give the two types of characters.

26. 11. The theme is also the message of the story.
12. The story entitled “Parable of the Lost Son” is one of the
greatest parables of the Jewish people from India.
13. The setting of a short story is the time and place in which it
happens.
14. External conflict means the troubles within the body and mind
of the main.
15. Internal conflict means the problems or struggles outside the
main character.