Name: Rosemarie Sayon

MOD 3 Lesson 1: Productivity Software Applications for Language Teaching and Learning Activity 2:
Graphic Organizers

Subject: English

Year Level: 4

1. Topic: Noun and Pronoun

Directions: Complete the diagram by listing down three definitions of Noun and Pronoun and their
similarities.

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2. Topic: Part of speech

Directions: Write down at least the six part of speech in the diagram.
3. Topic: Fiction and Nonfiction
Directions: In the T-chart, list 5 characteristics or descriptions of fiction and non-fiction.
FICTION
● Fiction is created in the imagination of its
author, who invents the story and makes
up the characters, the plot or storyline, the
dialogue and sometimes even the setting.
● Exploration of larger philosophical themes
regarding the human condition and the
will of nature.
● Ambiguous plot points, including even the
work's conclusion.
● Advanced vocabulary infused with
imagery.
● Fiction is make-believe, invented stories.
They may be short stories, fables,
vignettes, plays, novellas, or novels.
Although writers may base a character on
people they have met in real life, the
characters and the experiences that the
character faces in the story are not real.
NON FICTION
● Nonfiction is any document or media
content that attempts, in good faith, to
provide accurate information regarding a
real-world topic. It is written to
communicate facts or opinions about
reality. Nonfictional content may be
presented either objectively or
subjectively.
● "Nonfiction" refers to literature based in
fact. It is the broadest category of
literature.
● There are many different types of
nonfiction, but they broadly fit into these
categories: expository nonfiction, narrative
nonfiction, persuasive nonfiction, and
descriptive nonfiction.
● Nonfiction prose writing that is based on
facts, real events, and real people, such as
biography or history.
● Nonfiction writing must involve real
people, places, and events.