Here are the two symbols distinguished in the story along with their meanings:
The scarlet letter "A" - This symbolized Hester Prynne's sin of adultery. She was forced to wear it at all times as a sign of her shame.
The wild rosebush - This came to symbolize Hester's resilience and strength. Though pricked by society, she continued to grow and survive like the rosebush outside the prison door.
Here are the two symbols distinguished in the story along with their meanings:
The scarlet letter "A" - This symbolized Hester Prynne's sin of adultery. She was forced to wear it at all times as a sign of her shame.
The wild rosebush - This came to symbolize Hester's resilience and strength. Though pricked by society, she continued to grow and survive like the rosebush outside the prison door.
Here are the two symbols distinguished in the story along with their meanings:
The scarlet letter "A" - This symbolized Hester Prynne's sin of adultery. She was forced to wear it at all times as a sign of her shame.
The wild rosebush - This came to symbolize Hester's resilience and strength. Though pricked by society, she continued to grow and survive like the rosebush outside the prison door.
College of the Holy Spirit of Tarlac objectives - distinguish the use of simple tenses
-construct a sentence using simple tenses
- display an understanding of simple tense by using it in a
sentence to tell the time of action so the listener or reader will not be confused about the time it happened to avoid misunderstanding (SCV: constant communication) I.Read the statements carefully then answer the questions by choosing the letter of the best answer. 1. Identify the main clause/s in the sentence. When we won the state championship, the team captain jumped for joy, and the fans cheered. a. When we won the state championship b. the team captain jumped for joy c. and the fans cheered. d. the team captain jumped for joy, and the fans cheered. 1. 3.What sentence pattern is used in the sentence? They labeled the student genius. a. S-TV-DO b.S-TV-DO-OC c. S-TV-IO-DO d.S-TV-DO-IO II. A. Construct a simple sentence from the topic following a basic sentence pattern: Use the word “teacher” as the direct object in the sentence. S-TV- DO pattern: The principal called the teacher. II. A. Construct a simple sentence from the topic following a basic sentence pattern: Use the word “teacher” as the indirect object in the sentence. S-TV-IO-DO pattern: The students gave their teacher a gift. II. B.The following are run-on sentences, re-write each sentence by using the necessary punctuation or coordinating conjunction to create a good sentence. Run-on Sentence: I want to travel to Thailand, I want to travel to Taiwan. Correction: I want to travel to Thailand and Taiwan. II. C. Construct a sentence using the following tenses.
10. Verb: leave
Time expression: Sunday Use the simple past tense:
Joshua left the country last Sunday.
II. D. Imagine yourself as the photojournalist who captured the following photos. Give each photo a title (Minimum of 3 words maximum of 5 words)
III. Imagine yourself as the photojournalist who captured the photo. Give the photo a proper caption considering the rules and reminders in caption writing (4 points -- Rubric: 2 points content | 2 points mechanics and language use) PART 2 I. The following underlined words in the sentences are idioms. Explain the meaning of the following idioms by analyzing the context.
1. Walter failed his examination but his dad came and said just one thing, “Son, Don’t cry over spilt milk.” Meaning:
Don’t cry over what has happened as it can not be fixed.
II. Read through skimming and scanning the summary of the selection B. Identify one figure of speech used in the selection. Justify your answer by providing specific phrases or words from the story.
12. Figure of Speech
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13. Line from the selection
__________________________________________ 1. Distinguish the two (2) symbols in the story. Justify your answer by giving the meaning of these two symbols. (6 points -- Rubric: 4 points content | 2 points mechanics and language use)