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    The English Grade 7 lesson focuses on locating information in narratives. Students will read the story "The Legend of Magayon" and answer comprehension questions to practice different reading strategies. The story is about a beautiful princess named Daragang Magayon who falls in love with a warrior named Panganoron. However, a jealous suitor plots against them and Panganoron is killed in battle. Overcome with grief, Magayon holds Panganoron's body and they are trapped in a volcanic eruption. The shape of the Mayon Volcano is said to represent Magayon and Panganoron's undying love.

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    The English Grade 7 lesson focuses on locating information in narratives. Students will read the story "The Legend of Magayon" and answer comprehension questions to practice different reading strategies. The story is about a beautiful princess named Daragang Magayon who falls in love with a warrior named Panganoron. However, a jealous suitor plots against them and Panganoron is killed in battle. Overcome with grief, Magayon holds Panganoron's body and they are trapped in a volcanic eruption. The shape of the Mayon Volcano is said to represent Magayon and Panganoron's undying love.

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    The English Grade 7 lesson focuses on locating information in narratives. Students will read the story "The Legend of Magayon" and answer comprehension questions to practice different reading strategies. The story is about a beautiful princess named Daragang Magayon who falls in love with a warrior named Panganoron. However, a jealous suitor plots against them and Panganoron is killed in battle. Overcome with grief, Magayon holds Panganoron's body and they are trapped in a volcanic eruption. The shape of the Mayon Volcano is said to represent Magayon and Panganoron's undying love.

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    Lesson 20

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    The English Grade 7 lesson focuses on locating information in narratives. Students will read the story "The Legend of Magayon" and answer comprehension questions to practice different reading strategies. The story is about a beautiful princess named Daragang Magayon who falls in love with a warrior named Panganoron. However, a jealous suitor plots against them and Panganoron is killed in battle. Overcome with grief, Magayon holds Panganoron's body and they are trapped in a volcanic eruption. The shape of the Mayon Volcano is said to represent Magayon and Panganoron's undying love.

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    English Grade 7 Lesson 20

    Locating Information in
    Narratives
    Consolidation Camp
    Most Essential Learning Competencies
     Use appropriate reading strategies to meet one’s purpose (e.g., scanning, skimming, close
    reading, etc.) EN7RC-IV-b-10
     Discover literature as a tool to assert one’s unique identity and to better understand other
    people (EN7LT-III-b-5)
     Determine the worth of ideas mentioned in the text listened to (EN7LC-IV-g-8.2)
     Cite evidence to support a general statement (EN7RC-IV-g- 10.4)
     React to what is asserted or expressed in a text (EN7RC IIIe-2.1.7)
     Discover literature as a tool to assert one’s unique identity and to better understand other
    people
     (EN7LT-III-b-5)
    Short Review
    Questions:

    Q1. How do narratives usually start?


    Q2. What happens in the middle part of the
    narrative?
    Q3. How do narratives usually end?
    Purpose of the Lesson
    Purpose/Focus:

    ● By properly reading the book, students will


    learn various strategies to help them figure
    out what happened and why it happened in
    the story.
    Language Practice
    mortally
    legend
    wounded
    story from ancient times, not always true, that died from injuries
    people tell about a famous event or person

    strong-willed eternity

    determined to do what one wants endless time, forever

    heroine eruption
    a hero who is female
    an explosion of steam and lava from a volcano

    captivating engulfed
    charming, attractive completely surrounded

    suitor entwined
    a man who seeks to marry a particular woman twisted together, unable to be separated

    symmetrical
    cone
    a perfect triangle-shaped volcano
    Idioms - they are expressions that cannot be understood simply by looking at the
    meaning of the individual words in the phrase.
    consumed by
    grief
    feeling deep sorrow

    sought her
    hand…
    requested permission to marry, from their father or
    family
    only had eyes
    for…
    to be interested in or attracted to only one person

    twist of fate

    an unfortunate, often ironic turn of events


    Instructions:
    1. The class will be divided into groups of two.
    2. Each pair will select three words from the list.
    3. The pair will compose a sentence using the words
    they have chosen.
    4. The students will have three minutes to complete the
    activity.
    Reading the Text
    The Legend of Magayon
    According to legend, the Mayon Volcano in the Philippines is named after the beautiful and strong-willed
    heroine, Daragang Magayon.
    Daragang Magayon was a young princess known for her captivating beauty and kind heart. Many suitors
    sought her hand in marriage, but she only had eyes for the brave warrior named Panganoron. Their love was deep
    and true, but tragedy struck when a jealous suitor, Pagtuga, plotted against them.
    In a fierce battle, Panganoron was mortally wounded. Upon hearing the news, Daragang Magayon was
    consumed by grief. She climbed the highest peak of the region and, holding Panganoron's lifeless body, declared
    that they would be together for eternity. In a tragic twist of fate, a massive eruption engulfed them, and they were
    forever entwined.
    The legend says that the graceful shape of the Mayon Volcano represents the undying love and beauty of
    Daragang Magayon. Its symmetrical cone is seen as a symbol of her eternal devotion to Panganoron. The local
    people believe that the eruptions and volcanic activity are the expressions of Daragang Magayon's undying love
    and sorrow.
    Questions
    Questions:

    Q1. Who are the main characters in the story?


    Q2. What event and/or character sets the action
    going/causes the problem?
    Q3. How does the story end?
    Questions:
    Q4. Daragang Magayon is described as “strong-willed”. Do you agree? Give
    reasons.
    Q5. The story ends with “a tragic twist of fate”. What does this mean? What is
    the moral/lesson of the story?
    Q6. Think about this statement: “The character of Magayon portrays a gender
    stereotype that is no longer relevant to modern society.” Do you agree? Find
    words from the text to support your answer.
    Conclusion
    Questions:

    Q1. What did you learn from this story?


    Q2. Which questions were the hardest? Can you rank them in
    order of difficulty? (1 for the easiest 10 for the hardest)
    Q3. How were they different from the easier questions?
    End of the Lesson

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