EAPP - Module 2 (SUMMARIZING)
EAPP - Module 2 (SUMMARIZING)
EAPP - Module 2 (SUMMARIZING)
Pre-Test
1. False
2. False
3. True
4. False
5. False
What’s new
My favorite bedtime story is about an old Toymaker named Geppetto that carved a puppet in
the shape of a boy a named it Pinocchio. When Geppetto finally finished the beautiful puppet boy. He
made him sit on a chair and started to clean up. He heard a strange voice; he saw the puppet
dancing and talking. Geppetto and Pinocchio started to have happy times together. When it was time
for Pinocchio to go to school but Geppetto didn't have money to buy Pinocchio his school stationery.
So, he sold this old coat and gave the money to Pinocchio. dancing and talking. Pinocchio is naughty
and barely spoke the truth. As soon as he lied, his nose grows comically long.
What’s More
1. The word “reality” in a television show is often supposed to occur naturally rather than being
scripted. Many reality shows take place in surreal settings film. Also, some individual involved in the
production of “reality” television is urged to act out storylines premeditated by producers. With
accusations like this, many people take reality TV an equal to a sitcom.
2. The platypus is the only mammal that uses electroreception. Males carry a venom cocktail in their
ankle spurs that paralyzes victims with excruciating pain. It uses its bill to sense the electricity
produced by the muscular movement of its prey. It is also the only mammal that lays eggs instead of
giving birth to live young. Platypus is one of the few venomous mammals.
1.
What: Opera
When: When isn’t specified in this story, so it’s not important in this case.
Where: In theatre
Why: To be able to feel the emotional content that was transmitted to the audience through music,
both vocal and instrumental and also to understand the essence and foundations of it.
How: A musical ensemble, ranging from a small instrumental ensemble to a full symphonic orchestra,
is used to accompany the singers.
2.
Who: Jenny
When: Since the time isn't mentioned in this story, it is irrelevant in this scenario.
How: She painted the walls with bright yellow paint, and the boarders with green, red, and a little bit of
blue. She decorated the room with the curtain that she found and a carpet that she picked.
I have learned that a summary is simply stating the essential ideas together in fewer words it is simply
condensing the most interesting points into a single sentence. You may use graphic organizers,
outline, or infographics to help you identify key supporting information in the original paragraph. If you
come across any words in the summary that you think that are too confusing, you may alter them with
your own words. Also, you can paraphrase while keeping the original text’s ideas in mind. There are 5
effective and easy techniques for summarizing various academic texts that we can use:
What I Can Do
Activity 1
Hope remains, the Filipino people are resilient and brave. In light of this global health crisis, they help
each other to combat the pandemic.
Assessment
Main Point: The similarities and differences between crime and punishment, as well as how they
complement or conflict.
Supporting Details: The relationship and proportionality of crime and punishment have been
discussed by a numerous of philosophers. When they complement each other, it is fine, but when
they are skewed, it caused negative consequences. The death penalty is the most extreme and likely
to be ineffective, and unfair form of punishment for any crime
Summary: Crime and punishment are inextricably linked. They have been a big topic in scientific
studies, literary works, and even philosophical reflections on their relationship have all focused on
them. It's great when they complement each other, but it's not so great when they're distorted. The
death penalty is the most severe, inefficient, and unfair form of punishment available for any crime.
It's also a form of murder, which is against the moral code of humanity. Justice would not be served if
the jury is biased against the convicts.