happy holidays :)

Merry Christmas and May you have a prosperous New Year everyone J

THE UNINVITED

BY:

HONEY GRACE OLILANG

MARIANNE GRACE LIMEN

interactive quiz :)

Elements of a Story Assessment Scorecard

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14 of 14 Correct

Name:

marianne grace limen

Date:

December 9, 2012

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Who is the hero of Cinderella?

a. Lottie b. The Stepmother c. Cinderella's father d. Cinderella You answered correctly!




Which is the resolution to Cinderella?

a. Cinderella was the most beautiful young woman at the ball. b. Cinderella worked hard all day, but didn't finish her chores. c. Cinderella and the Prince married. d. At midnight the coach turned back into a pumpkin. You answered correctly!




Which is an example of an event in the plot of Cinderella?

a. The page arrives at the house with the invitation to the ball. b. Cinderella pricks her finger on a spinning wheel. c. Cinderella meets three bears. d. The stepmother makes a poisoned apple. You answered correctly!




Why is the conflict important to a story?

a. It shows that people are very different. b. It is what makes the story very exciting. c. It provides background on the characters. d. It is the sequence of events of the story. You answered correctly!




Why is the climax referred to as the "turning point" of the story?

a. The hero turns his back on the villain and ignores him. b. The villain realizes he needs to change his actions. c. It is when the plot changes for better or for worse for the hero. d. The villain turns into the hero. You answered correctly!




What is an important piece of background information or exposition in the Cinderella story?

a. The Stepmother made Cinderella a long list of chores to do. b. The Fairy Godmother turned a pumpkin into a coach. c. Cinderella's father married a woman who had two daughters of her own. d. The Prince hoped to find a bride at the ball. You answered correctly!




Which of these is the conflict in Cinderella?

a. Cinderella faces a wolf on her way to deliver a basket to her grandmother. b. A tornado carries Cinderella away to a land far away. c. Cinderella wants to attend a ball but her Stepmother tries to prevent her from going. d. Cinderella trades her cow for three magic beans. You answered correctly!




Name the time when Cinderella takes place.

a. The past b. The present c. The future d. The 50s You answered correctly!




Select the correct climax for Cinderella.

a. The Fairy Godmother turns the pumpkin into a coach. b. The Prince finds the glass slipper on the steps of the castle. c. The Prince puts the glass slipper on Cinderella's foot and it fits. d. The page arrives at the house with an invitation to the ball. You answered correctly!




Which is NOT a characteristic of Cinderella's villains?

a. Mean b. Lazy c. Kind d. Nasty You answered correctly!




Which of the following describes the setting of Cinderella?

a. The space shuttle b. The North Pole c. The shopping mall d. A faraway kingdom You answered correctly!




Which of the following happens FIRST in Cinderella?

a. The Prince finds Cinderella's glass slipper. b. The Prince comes to Cinderella's house. c. Cinderella and the Prince marry. d. Cinderella leaves the ball. You answered correctly!




What is the best definition of exposition?

a. The exposition is background information on the characters and story. b. The exposition is the series of events in the story. c. The exposition is when the hero saves the day. d. The exposition is the description of the characters' personalities. You answered correctly!




What is another word for the resolution?

a. The ending b. The explanation c. The mystery d. The history You answered correctly!

FRiDAY BLAST!

A LUNCH TO REMEMBER! Just can’t forget how my stomach plead to loosen up the button of my jeans :D, how silent we are when the food had just arrived at our table, how many times the waitress go back and forth to our table, asking for some extra rice and extra sauce, how we laugh at each other after finishing that SUPER DELICIOUS SMOKED BABY BACK RIB never mind the extra rice that we consume :D and lastly that yummy dessert that we have even after that heavy meal J

assignment :)

ELEMENTS OF A STORY

Characters 

How we get to know them:
1. Through the author's physical description of them
2. Their actions.
3. Their words
4. Their inner thoughts.
5. Through what other characters say and think about them

Plot
 A pattern of events that develops from the interactions between characters.
A plot is a pattern of events in a cause and effect relationship.
1. Cause - Things that make something happen.
2. Effect - What happens because something was done.

Conflicts
 The problems the characters encounter. Their conflicts can be:
1. External - conflict with others and with nature
2. Internal - conflict within themselves

Setting 
Time and place of the story

Theme
 The meaning behind the events and the characters' actions.

i love you papa.

EPITAPH- an inscription on or at a tomb or a grave in memory of the one buried there.

 This is for my father who died last 2011; the company that he used to work for, reported that he committed suicide while on board (he is a seaman) but the reports is suspicious so we have done another autopsy for him and discover that he didn't committed suicide but rather been killed. The case for his death is still ongoing and we are hoping that it would end by 2013. We are hopeful that the justice that we seek for my father will prevail for I know it would make him happy that  his death would not be in vain.

my one and only love

FREE VERSE-  is form of poetry that does not use consistent mater patterns, rhyme, or any other musical pattern. It thus tends to follow the rhythm of natural speech.

DAUGHTER

You came into my life when I least expected it,

From the first time I heard your cry

I knew you we’re God’s precious gift,

From that moment on,

I swear that you would be always loved until my last breath.

i love my girls :)

ACROSTIC-  Is a poem or other form of writing in which the first letter, syllable or word of each line. Paragraph or other recurring feature in the text spells out a word or a message. 

P I R A N H A S

P-pretty ladies I love the most

I-insult them, then I would make your head burst!

R-really lovable girls that could satisfy your eagerness.

A-a day with them you could feel no loneliness

N-never try to under estimate their prettiness.

H-humble as they are they seek no fight

A-act like retards to them and we shall fight

S-so stay away from them or else i would never let you sleep at night!

-ACROSTiC