Identifying Real or Make Believe Images or Statements

Identifying Real or Make Believe Images or Statements

by FLOR ENCLUNA

​ENGLISH 6 Q1, W3

​EN6VC-IIIa-6.2

​ENGLISH 6 Q1, W3

Multiple Choice

My dog did my homework for me.

• Real

• Make-believe

Multiple Choice

A cow jumped over the moon.

• Real

• Make-believe

Multiple Choice

The cat meowed loudly.

• Real

• Make-believe

Multiple Choice

The salad stared at him and then screamed, "Eat me!".

• Real

• Make-believe

Multiple Choice

Mrs. Robinson vacuumed

the dirty floor.

• Real

• Make-believe

Multiple Choice

Which of the following describes make-believe?

• something that is proven

• something that I read on a book

• something that seems to be true or imitate another

Multiple Choice

The images that exist in reality are called ________.

• non-fact

• fact

• non-real

• make-believe

Real Images

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• are true; they are facts that can be proven. They can be experienced or witnessed by a person.

The ​snail is walking

Make-believe Images

• ​Make-believe images have no existence; they are not true; they are in our imagination; they are non-fact and difficult to be proven. Make-believe images are created in our minds. They are exaggerated most of the time that is why they are unbelievable to happen.

Peter Pan and Thinker bell

Multiple Select

A man driving a motorcycle.

• REAL

• MAKE BELIEVE

Multiple Choice

A blue-winged fairy with a magic wand.

• REAL

• MAKE BELIEVE

Multiple Choice

Santa Clause riding on his sleigh with his reindeers.

• REAL

• MAKE BELIEVE

Multiple Choice

A mother kissing her newborn baby.

• REAL

• MAKE BELIEVE

Multiple Choice

A flying magic carpet in the sky.

• REAL

• MAKE BELIEVE

Multiple Choice

• REAL

• MAKE BELIEVE

Multiple Choice

• REAL

• MAKE BELIEVE

Multiple Choice

• REAL

• MAKE BELIEVE

Multiple Choice

• REAL

• MAKE BELIEVE

Multiple Choice

• REAL

• MAKE BELIEVE

Open Ended

What does reality and fantasy mean?

How can we identify statements expressing reality or fantasy