UNIT -II ENGLISH 5

WEEK 5

Name: ________________________________________ Date: __________________________________

Grade & Section: V-Alessandro Volta Subject Teacher: MR. SILVERIO V. ESTEVES Jr.

Lesson 8 Distinguishing among various types of viewing materials

At the end of this lesson, learners are able to:

• identify the various types of viewing materials and their essentials; and
• distinguish among various types of viewing materials.

Let’s study this!!!

Picture A Picture B
Comprehension Questions:
1. What are shown in the two pictures?
2. What do you think is the purpose of the advertiser in the posters?
3. What do you think the objects in the poster symbolize?
4. Which of the posters interest you most? Why?
5. Why do you think these posters are important?
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Did you know that posters, tarpaulins, magazine covers are like
advertisements?
What do graphic designers place on the cover or in the illustrations to attract
the attention of readers? How do you “read” a magazine cover?
Note that what you have viewed are posters or advertisements that
communicate to the readers using symbolism.
Look at the picture A above. Picture A is an example of a poster viewing
material to inform the public of the precautionary measures at the time of
pandemic through wearing facemasks before entering public offices. While,
picture B is another example of a poster viewing material advertising a certain
food.
Do the examples of viewing materials give information to the public?
How do they differ from the text only?

Below are some of the viewing materials to learn, to be entertained, and to know things:

1. Still pictures - are ordinary photographs that are not videos, movies, and
others.

2. Television Shows - are contents produced for viewing on a television set

and broadcast via over-the-air, satellite, cable, excluding breaking news,
advertisements, or trailers that are typically placed between shows. A
onetime show may be called a "special".

3. Video Games - are games played by electronically manipulating images

produced by a computer program on a television screen or other display
screen.

4. Films/movies - A film, also known as a "movie" or a "motion picture," is a

series of moving images shown on a screen, usually with sound, that make
up a story. The movie itself is a film, and you can also use the word to mean
the photographic strip of plastic that runs through a camera and
captures the film's images.

5. Compact Discs - are small plastic disc on which music or other digital
information is stored, and from which the information can be read using
reflected laser light.

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6. Computer Images - may refer to: Computer-generated imagery, still or

moving imagery created by or with help of a computer. System image, a
serialized (backup)

7. Cover Page of a Book - It covers important information about who wrote and
published the book, as well as those that are used by libraries and bookstores for
cataloging purposes.

8. Magazine- is a periodical publication containing articles and illustrations,

typically covering a particular subject or area of interest.

We get a lot of information through our eyes each day. We look at the different viewing materials
to learn, to be entertained, and to know things through pictures, collage, television shows, film or
movies, computer images, video games, compact disc, and others.

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Learning Task No. 12
A. Directions: Identify the viewing materials of the following. Write your answers on the
space provided.
What viewing material will you…
1. use to watch your favorite cartoon? _____________________
2. find mostly in the museum or library? _____________________
3. use to present an organizer in the classroom? _____________________
4. use to store what you did in the computer class? _____________________
5. use to know the latest news about? _____________________
6. use to communicate to readers using symbolism? _____________________
7. use to entertain us by a story or a set of moving images in a theatre? _____________________
8. use to transform abstract ideas into more realistic forms? _____________________
9. use to a game played by electronically manipulating images? _____________________
10. use to store and play only sound recordings (CD-DA) _____________________
but was later adapted for storage of data?

B. Directions: Match column A with column B. Write letters only on the left column.

COLUMN A COLUMN B
1. Still Pictures a. to watch my favorite show
2. Television Shows b .to save what you did in computer class
3. Computer images c.to look for a new advertised product
4. Film/movie d.to know the latest news around
5. Advertisement e.to watch my favorite movie
6. Video games f. signages about social distancing
7. Compact disc g.to save music video/computer data
8. Posters h. to capture images
9.Video collage i. to play mine craft
10. Illustration j. to see the portrait of the mother and child

C. Directions: Differentiate each one. List some titles you have watched. The first one is done for
you.
1. Still pictures - are ordinary pictures we see
Ex. Family picture
2. Television shows -_________________________________________________________________
3.Video games -_________________________________________________________________
4. Film/movies -_________________________________________________________________
5.Compact disc -_________________________________________________________________
6. Computer images -_________________________________________________________________
7.Cover of page of book -_________________________________________________________________
8.Magazine -_________________________________________________________________

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