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CLASS!
CLASS RULES
1. Raise your hand if you want to recite.
2. Ask questions or help when necessary.
3. Speak in English.
4. The use of gadget is limited.
5. Respect one another.
ICE BREAKER
Moral DEAL-emma
1
You were a witness of a robbery of a bank.
The robber was identified to be your
neighbor. The stolen money was used to help
the poor families in your neighborhood. Now,
will you report the robber or not?
2
Your friend, which happened to be in your house is
being chased by a stranger. You knew that the
stranger will harm your friend. The stranger also
knew that your friend is in your place. If you tell
stranger that your friend is hiding in your place, the
stranger will hurt your friend. But if you lie, the
stranger will hurt you. Now, what will you do?
LEARNING OBJECTTIVES
What’s the
Author’s
Profile?
FACT The author is an American
journalist, essayist, and
OR novelist of Naturalist
FAKE? Movement.
The story of the FACT
Delinquent Samaritan OR
was written on March
13, 2024. FAKE?
FACT The manuscript was first
OR submitted in a school
publication.
FAKE?
The story of the Delinquent
Samaritan was based in the FACT
writer’s professor’s work. OR
The Parable of the
Indolently Industrious FAKE?
Carabao.
FACT The writer is currently
OR undergoing his/her
internship at Lemu
FAKE? National High School.
FACT
The writer loves his OR
girlfriend so much.
FAKE?
Activity 2
We Are Judgerist
We Are Judgerist
CONTENT 35%
GRAMMAR 25%
IMPACT 15%
TOTAL 100%
Direction: In a 1/4 sheet of paper, write the letter of
the correct answer.
1. What is the Moralist Approach’s counter?
a. Philosophical Approach
b. Reader-Response Theory
c. Marxist Approach
d. Utilitarian Approach
2. How do Moralist approach work?
a. Analyze the action based on the outcome
b. Analyze the action by its process
c. Analyze the story by how other readers interpret it
d. Analyze the story based on its literal and figurative meaning
3. How do Utilitarian Approach work?
a. Analyze the action based on the outcome
b. Analyze the action by its process
c. Analyze the story by how other readers interpret it
d. Analyze the story based on its literal and figurative
meaning
This statement refers to items 4 and 5.