EXPOSITORY TEXTS

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a key feature of expository texts?

• They tell a story with characters and a plot.

• They provide information and explanations.

• They use rhyme and rhythm.

• They focus on personal opinions.

Open Ended

Why do you think Philippine festivals are a good way to understand expository texts?

Multiple Choice

What are the three main learning objectives for this lesson on Philippine festivals?

• Analyze expository texts, engage in reading activities, appreciate cultural significance

• Memorize facts, write essays, perform dances

• Create posters, watch videos, take quizzes

• Discuss politics, study geography, learn mathematics

Multiple Choice

Which resources are provided to help you learn about Philippine festivals?

• MATATAG Curriculum, Article: #PHTravel, Key Vocabulary

• Textbook, Online Quiz, Dictionary

• Video Lecture, Group Project, Field Trip

• Math Workbook, Science Journal, Art Supplies

Open Ended

What do you know about festivals in the Philippines?

Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes 'cultural significance' as introduced in the vocabulary section?

• The importance of a festival in shaping a community's identity

• A day or period of celebration that often includes various activities

• Customs or beliefs passed down from one generation to the next

• A joyful occasion for special festivities

Multiple Choice

According to the instructions for the Vocabulary Synonyms Game Quiz, what should you do after answering a question correctly?

• Choose between claiming and passing the mystery box

• Leave the classroom

• Ask a friend for help

• Skip the next question

Open Ended

Why do you think festivals like the Sinulog Festival are important to communities?

Multiple Choice

What is the meaning of the word 'celebration' as used in the sentence about the Sinulog Festival?

• Program with party

• Games with prizes

• Burial

• Buffet

Multiple Select

Which of the following are examples of traditions that families might pass down?

• Recipes

• Stories

• Games

• Jobs

Open Ended

Describe a tradition that is important in your family and explain why it matters to you.

Multiple Choice

What does the word 'tradition' mean in the context of passing down family customs?

• Deal

• Habit

• Meal

• Work

Multiple Choice

What does the large red 'X' symbol typically represent in games or quizzes?

• Correct answer

• Wrong answer

• Bonus round

• Start of game

Multiple Choice

When presented with the options 'CLAIM' and 'PASS', what might a player be deciding?

• Whether to answer or skip a challenge

• Whether to quit the game

• Whether to change teams

• Whether to ask for help

Open Ended

Across the slides showing points and choices, what do you think is the main objective for participants in this activity?

Open Ended

Explain the possible connection between earning '3 PTS' and the action 'DARE' in a game context.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes the role of community involvement in the Ati-Atihan Festival?

• It is not important

• It is the main reason for the festival's existence

• It adds to the festival's cultural significance

• It is only for entertainment

Multiple Choice

What is the difference between 'claim' and 'pass' in the context of a game or activity?

• Claim means to take an opportunity, pass means to skip it.

• Claim means to skip an opportunity, pass means to take it.

• Claim means to lose points, pass means to gain points.

• Claim means to answer incorrectly, pass means to answer correctly.

Multiple Choice

How are points awarded in this activity, and what might be the significance of earning 2 points?

• Points are given for correct answers or actions; earning 2 points may indicate a successful claim or completion of a task.

• Points are given for incorrect answers; earning 2 points means a mistake was made.

• Points are randomly assigned; 2 points have no significance.

• Points are only given for passing; 2 points means you skipped a question.

Multiple Choice

After seeing a red 'X' and the message 'Try Again,' what should a participant do next in this activity?

• Attempt the question or task again.

• Skip to the next question.

• Claim points without trying.

• End the activity.

Multiple Choice

Based on the sequence of images, what could be the possible rules for claiming, passing, and earning points in this activity?

• Claiming may allow you to answer a question for points, passing skips your turn, and points are awarded for correct answers or completed dares.

• Claiming means you lose points, passing means you gain points, and points are awarded for skipping.

• Claiming and passing have no effect on points, points are randomly given.

• Claiming is only allowed after passing, and points are given for incorrect answers.

Open Ended

What might a 'dare' involve in the context of a classroom activity, and how could earning 4 points be related to completing a dare?

Multiple Choice

Philippine festivals are often described in expository texts to showcase their cultural significance. Which of the following is NOT a reason why expository texts are used to explain festivals?

• To inform readers about traditions and practices

• To persuade people to attend the festival

• To describe the historical background

• To explain the meaning behind rituals

Open Ended

Reflecting on what you learned today, how do Philippine festivals help us understand expository texts?