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    The Maze and The Myth: Learning Competency

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    The document provides instructions for a student to watch a mythological story, identify parts of the plot structure using Freytag's pyramid diagram, and fill out a table with elements of fiction from the story including setting, characters, conflicts, and themes. It then asks the student to consider changing one element of the story to create an alternate ending and explain how that would impact the course of the narrative.

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    The Maze and The Myth: Learning Competency

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    The document provides instructions for a student to watch a mythological story, identify parts of the plot structure using Freytag's pyramid diagram, and fill out a table with elements of fiction from the story including setting, characters, conflicts, and themes. It then asks the student to consider changing one element of the story to create an alternate ending and explain how that would impact the course of the narrative.

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    The document provides instructions for a student to watch a mythological story, identify parts of the plot structure using Freytag's pyramid diagram, and fill out a table with elements of fiction from the story including setting, characters, conflicts, and themes. It then asks the student to consider changing one element of the story to create an alternate ending and explain how that would impact the course of the narrative.

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    The Maze and The Myth: Learning Competency

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    The document provides instructions for a student to watch a mythological story, identify parts of the plot structure using Freytag's pyramid diagram, and fill out a table with elements of fiction from the story including setting, characters, conflicts, and themes. It then asks the student to consider changing one element of the story to create an alternate ending and explain how that would impact the course of the narrative.

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    Name: _______________________________________ Grade and Section: _________________

    Quarter 1: Overcoming Challenges Activity 4


    Appraise the unity of plot, setting and
    THE MAZE AND THE MYTH Learning Competency: characterization in a material viewed to
    achieve the writer’s purpose

    FREYTAG’S PYRAMID. Now that you already know what the elements of fiction are. It is
    time you put your knowledge to a test. Watch the myth of Orpheus and Eurydice via
    YouTube through this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RhaepLsP5eg. Using your
    phone camera or your QR Code Scanner, you may scan the QR Code below to go directly
    to the video. Then, identify the parts of the plot of the story using the diagram below.

    CLIMAX
    ______________________________
    ______________________________
    ______________________________

    RISING ACTION
    ____________________________ FALLING ACTION
    ____________________________ _____________________________
    ____________________________
    _____________________________
    _____________________________

    EXPOSITION RESOLUTION
    ____________________________ ______________________________
    ____________________________ ______________________________
    ____________________________ ______________________________

    ELEMENTS OF FICTION. Supply the table below with information from the story you have just watched.

    ELEMENTS ANSWERS

    1 SETTING

    2 CHARACTERS

    3 CONFLICT/S

    4 THEMES

    WHAT WOULD YOU DO. If you were to change one element in the myth of Orpheus and Eurydice to create
    an alternate ending, what would it be and why? Why do you think that this one element will change the course
    of the story? Explain your answer.

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