ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL

PURPOSES
Quarter 2 Week 1 Module 2

Shyla Mae B. Picazo

11-Jupiter
February 23, 2022

Jumpstart
1. A
2. A
3. A
4. A
5. C

Explore
Enrichment Activity 1. Looking for Clues
(Assessment 1)
1. C
2. C
3. A
4. B
5. D

Enrichment Activity 2. Which is Which

Alligators Crocodiles
(Assessment 2)

- crocodiles have a
- Alligators have a longer, pointed snout
Alligators and - The fourth tooth in
wide, rounded snout crocodiles are
- the alligator, whose the lower jaw of the
both relics of crocodile is visible
upper jaw hides the the dinosaur
tooth. when the mouth is
age, facing an closed
- alligators prefer uncertain
fresh water - Crocodiles have
future as functioning salt water
-alligators tend to be humans
greener glands on their
encroach on tongues
- alligators mature in their territory.
four to seven years - Crocodiles tend to be
grayish in color
- crocodiles mature in
eleven years
Another similarity of Alligators and Crocodiles:
-They are both carnivores found near water.
- Both of them are cold-blooded and must regulate their body temperatures,
either by being in water or basking in the sun.

Enrichment Activity 3. Making Connections

First
Wrigley’s chewing gum was
actually developed as a History
premium to be given away with of
other products rather than as a Wrigley’s Chewing
primary product for sale. As a
teenager, William Wrigley Jr. Gum
was working for his father in
Chicago selling soap that has
been manufactured in his
father’s factory.

Next
Wrigley convinced his father to
raise the price to ten cents and
to give away cheap umbrellas
as a premium for the
merchants. This worked
successfully, confirming to
Wrigley that the use of
premium was an effective sales
tool.
Finally
Wrigley started out with two
brands of gum, Vassar and
Lotta gums, and soon
introduced Juicy Fruit and
Spearmint. Juicy Fruit and
Spearmint are two of Wrigley’s
main brands to this day.

Then
Wrigley established his own
company. In his company he
was selling soap as a
wholesaler, giving baking soda
as a premium, and using a cook
book to promote each deal.
Afterwards
Wrigley realized that the
demand for premium was
stronger than the demand for
the original product, he created
the Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company
to produce and sell chewing
gum.
Gauge
1. C
2. A
3. B
4. B
5. A
6. B
7. C
8. A
9. D
10. A