ENGLISH 8 CLASS

Explain visual-verbal
relationships illustrated
in tables, graphs and
information maps found
in Expository texts.
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Specific Learning
Objectives:
ENGLISH 8

1. Identify the importance of graphical

representation of data; and
2.explain by way of interpreting visual-verbal
relationships illustrated in tables, graphs and
information maps found in Expository texts.
PRETEST
 Activity:
What’s this?

PRETEST
Directions: Identify the
diagrams below whether a
table, a graph, or an
informational map.

Information Map

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ACTIVITY
: WHAT’S
THIS?
Directions: Identify the
diagrams below whether a
table, a graph, or an
informational map.
Graph
Line Graph
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ACTIVITY:
WHAT’S
THIS?
Directions: Identify the
diagrams below whether a
table, a graph, or an
informational map.
Table
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ACTIVITY:
WHAT’S
THIS?
Directions: Identify the
diagrams below whether a
table, a graph, or an
informational map.
Information Map
DISCUSSION PROPER
There are many different ways to
present information and to convey ideas
creatively. The use of table, graphical
representations, and information maps
are some of the most commonly used
graphics to compare and show the
relationship between figures and the
text used.
WHAT IS EXPOSITORY TEXT?
It presents facts and information
on specific topic. Expository texts
are designed to explain, inform or
describe.
WHY DO AUTHORS USE GRAPHICS IN EXPOSITORY
TEXT?

Authors use graphics to help

readers understand the concept
presented.
Types of Graphics in expository
text:
1.Photographs and Illustrations
A photograph provides a literal snapshot of the person, place,
or thing being discussed. An illustration is a drawing or sketch.
Both provide visual interpretations of concepts and facts that
serve to increase overall understanding of the material.
It is important to use the photographs and illustrations in a text
to deepen engagement with the material. It also requires paying
attention to any captions or titles added to the picture.

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Types of Graphics in expository
text:
2. Charts and Graphs
They are usually used to present data. Charts and Graphs
also allow unique organization of data being presented.
It is important to understand what data is included (type,
amount, etc.) Knowing what is included in the chart helps readers
understand the material more effectively.

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Types of Graphics in expository
text:
3. Diagrams and Timelines
Diagrams and timelines are useful to demonstrate processes
(How plant goes from a seed to a seedling to a full-grown plant.)
Timelines are important in the presentation of events throughout
time because they can show the passage of many years on a
continuum.
They are useful because they help to illustrate the facts and
information. It is important to use captions and labels to decipher
exactly what information is included in the graphic.
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What is Visual-Verbal Relationship?
Visuals are considered to be things that can be
seen, visible things other than printed words that
are used in a communication process.
These include drawings, graphics or
illustrations used to support written words.

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What is Visual-Verbal Relationship?
Verbal applies to written or spoken words used to
support drawings, graphics or illustrations.

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What is Visual-Verbal Relationship?
Visual-verbal relationship describes a
relationship between elements that are “mutually
supportive”. This is when the visual elements
support or complement the verbal elements and
vice versa.

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Activity: Let’s figure it out!
Directions: Read the text and interpret the table. Answer the questions
based from the data in the table.

Tara’s New Garden

Tara couldn’t wait to make a new flower garden in her
backyard. She got all the soil ready for the new plants. Here is
a table of what she planted in the new garden.

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Activity : Match Me
Directions: Which leisure activity matches each description from the table below? Reveal
your answer by matching each statement in A to the leisure activities listed in B.
A

Community Leisure Activities

1. It is the leisure activity mostly enjoyed by the youths.
Swimming
2. Activities with almost have the same level of youths’
13 % enjoyment.
Social Media

29 %
3. The least enjoyed activity by the youths.
4. The activities which have the same weight of
enjoyment.
Online Games 5. Rank fourth in the list of activities
28 %
Reading Books
B
7%
a. Social Media
Playing Sports b. Picnic
Picnic

10 %
13 %
c. Sports and swimming
Social Media Reading Books Playing Sports d. Social Media and online games
Picnic Online Games Swimming e. Reading

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