ENGLISH 5 Q2W1 for school year 2025.pptx

English 5 Q2W1

1. ENGLISH 5 Learning Competency: Analyze different short story elements based on the selection focusing on the elements of a plot.

2. Analyzing Story Elements in a Selection Focusing on Plot Elements Quarter 2 Week 1

3. Short Review Do you remember reading a story with two characters who were total opposites?

4. QUESTIONS: Now think about how their personalities affected the story. Did they argue a lot (clash)? Or did they learn from each other and become friends (teamwork)? Think about how the location, like the mansion or the beach, affected the characters and the whole feeling of the story (mood). Did it make them scared or happy?

5. ELEMENTS OF A SHORT STORY: FOCUS ON PLOT ELEMENTS A plot is a series of events that takes place in a story.

6. ELEMENTS OF A PLOT Exposition : This is where characters, setting, and the initial situation are introduced. Inciting Incident : The event that sets the main plot into motion, creating conflict. Rising Action : Series of events that build tension and lead to the story's climax. Climax : The highest point of tension or conflict in the story, where the protagonist faces a crucial decision or confrontation.

7. ELEMENTS OF A PLOT Falling Action: Events that occur after the climax, leading towards resolution. Resolution (or Denouement): The final outcome or solution to the conflict, tying up loose ends.

8. Why is it important to understand the different elements of a plot? Engagement: Properly structured plots engage readers by creating anticipation and interest. If the plot is well-formed, the story will be well-written. Readers will get the storyline very easily and will understand its flow, thus making them more engaged to read the short story. Character Development: Plot elements allow for character growth and change through challenges and conflicts. If the plot of the story is well-thought and constructed, characters in the short story will have a chance to show their values, attitudes, and development in the story. You will know the changes in their behavior and character through a wonderfully-crafted plot.

9. Why is it important to understand the different elements of a plot? Narrative Coherence: A well-structured plot ensures a coherent and meaningful narrative. This means that when a plot is well-made, all the parts that make up the short story are interrelated and so much connected to each other, making it easier to understand and to read. A plot that is not coherent will result to confusion in the part of the readers. Emotional Impact: Plot elements like climax and resolution evoke emotions and resonate with readers. Depending on how the events are sequenced, plots give the readers a thrill for reading. Some plots do flashback or going back to a past event, some are linear and chronological which base it on a particular time event. Some have no clear endings which will leave readers hanging, and some will let you go back to the first part of the story as their ending.