L E A R N I N G A C T I V I T Y No. 1.

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(Second Quarter)
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English Filipino MAPEH
Math Araling Panlipunan ESP
Science TLE/ICT RRE

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Concept Notes Laboratory Report Formal Theme Others:
Skills: Exercise / Drill Illustration Informal Theme
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Title: Elements of Story
Target: Explain how the elements specific to myth and legend contribute to their theme
Reference: Learner’s Materials ENGLISH 7 (page 55)

Concept Notes:
 Character – is the person taking part in the narrative.
 Protagonist – is clearly central to the story with all major events having some importance to this
character
 Antagonist – the one against the protagonist. Also called by bad guy.
 Characterization – is the information the author provides you about the characters themselves.
Note: The author may reveal the character by what he/she does or does not do.
 Direct Characterization – the writer tells you directly what a character is like.
 Indirect Characterization – The writer tells you information about a character but doesn’t tell you
about the character’s personality directly. You have to make your own judgment about the
character thru:
 His/her physical appearance
 What he/she says, thinks, feels, and hopes
 What others say about him/her and how they react to him/her

Task: Friend or Foe

Name the characters in the story, Maria Makiling. List their names in the first column of the table below
and indicate if he/she is a protagonist or an antagonist. Write their actions or deeds in the second column
that corresponds to their names. Recognize their character traits by writing them in the last column. Be
guided by the Concept Notes above.

Name of Character Action/Deed of Character Trait of Character