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Name: ___________________________________________ ENGLISH

Date: ______________________ Score: _______________


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Week Objectives for the week that we aim to attain:


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At the end of the week, you are expected to:
a. recognize ways of expanding definition;
b. formulate expanded definition using analogy;
c. formulate definition expanded by use of comparison and contrast;
d. formulate definition expanded using classification; and
e. formulate definition expanded using illustration or example.

 negotiate – (v.) to agree on something by formally discussing it; to get over, through, or around
(something) successfully
 vivid – (adj.) seeming like real life because it is very clear, bright, or detailed
 expository – (adj.) used to describe writing that is done to explain something
 aphorism – (n.) a short phrase that expresses a true or wise idea

- THINK
Let’s see what you’ve got! SHARE

DIRECTIONS: Let‟s find out how much you already know about this lesson. Write the letter of your answer on
the space given. Answer the items honestly. Look for the right answer as you go through the learning guide.
___1. This pins down the meaning of a specific word, or defines an abstract concept.
A. analogy B. classification C. extended D. illustration
___2. This type of definition shows how the term fits into a larger category
A. analogy B. classification C. comparison D. contrast
___3. This type of extended definition gives examples or narrating incidents.
A. comparison B. contrast C. expanded D. illustration

ACTIVITY 1: DEFINE ME!


Try This!!! DIRECTIONS: Define any of the terms in the box including an example. Write your
answer on the space provided below.

synonym
__________________________________________________________________
antonym
analogy __________________________________________________________________
increased dramatically

Read and know more about “Formulating Definition Expanded by Analogy” on p. 271 of your
textbook.

EXERCISE 1: WRITING DEFINITION


DIRECTIONS: Try to answer the exercise on p. 271, from item no. 2-3 only. Write your answer in the table
provided below.
# Answer
Example: STARS
Stars may be compared to lanterns hung from afar; they are both “fixed” and give points of light that
can be seen from afar but do not move.
Example: SUN
The sun can be compared to an atom‟s nucleus, or to a variety of central landmars, such as the
Quezon Memorial Circle Shrine – this has the advantage of also being in the center of an h„orbiting‟
elliptical path.
Example: MOTION OF TIDES
The motion of tides can be compared to the back-and-forth of a yo-yo which happens because of a
specific type of pull.
Comfort zone is a harbour, where ships are safest as they are not exposed to the open sea and it‟s possible
1 dangers. However, the saying goes that staying in harbour is not what ships are made for, just as we are not
made for stagnating in our comfort zones.

Read and know more about “Formulating Definition Expanded by Comparison and Contrast”
on p. 303 of your textbook.

EXERCISE 2: WRITING DEFINITION


DIRECTIONS: Try to answer the exercise on p. 304, from item no. 6-10 only. Write your answer in the table
provided below.
# Answer
Example: LEGISLATIVE BRANCH
The legislative branch of government (the branch entrusted with the function of creating laws) may be
compared with and contrasted against the other two branches: executive and judiciary.
Example: PASTEURIZATION
Pasteurization (the heat-treatment and partial sterilization of milk or wine) may be compared with or
contrasted against boiling for sterilization.
Example: SAUTEEING
Sauteeing (cooking or browning in a small amount of fat until golden) may be compared with or
contrasted against sweating (a cooking technique that requires less heat and seeks different results.)
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Read and know more about “Formulating Definition Expanded by Classification” on p. 344
of your textbook.

EXERCISE 3: WRITING DEFINITION


DIRECTIONS: Try to answer the exercise on p. 345, from item no. 6-10 only. Write your answer in the table
provided below.
# Answer
1 An Elegy is a type of lyric poem that is usually written to praise and express sorrow for someone who is dead.
2 Lysine is a type of amino acid.
3 A red dwarf is a type of star according to color and size.
4 A circular plot structure is a type of plot progression pattern in fiction.
5 Pneumonia is a type of lung disease.

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Read and know more about “Formulating Definition Expanded by Example/ Illustration” on
p. 378 of your textbook.

EXERCISE 4: WRITING DEFINITION


DIRECTIONS: Try to answer the exercise on p. 378, from item no. 6-10 only. Write your answer in the table
provided below.
# Answer
1 Laissez-faire leadership (non-authoritarian style of leadership): US President Roosevelt‟s delegation of the
engineering and execution of the Panama Canal to professionals rather than running everything himself.
2 Macroeconomic (referring to large-scale economic concerns): gross national product
3 Bovine (relating to cattles or cows): mad cow disease (bovine spongiform encephalopathy)

4 Novella (short novel or long short story): Hemingway‟s The Old Man and the Sea (127 pages); Kafka‟s The
Metamorphosis (102 pages)
5 Cuisine (a style or method of cooking): French, Japanese

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DIRECTIONS: The following are the learning objectives set from the very beginning of this week. Just put a check
(√) in a column of the description that corresponds to your personal response.

SELF-ASSESSMENT OF
LEARNING TARGETS I understand all
and will be able to
I fully understand
more than 50% of
I still need more
activities to learn
apply. the concepts. all concepts.
1. I can recognize ways of expanding definition.
2. I can formulate expanded definition using
analogy.
3. I can formulate definition expanded by use of
comparison and contrast.
4. I can formulate definition expanded using
classification.
5. I can formulate definition expanded using
illustration or example.

When you write, you think about your audience as to how they would understand
each word or term you would include, how they can relate unto you and to those words,
how they can be brought to the same level or place where you are in. That’s how you
think of the time to use expanded definition – another way to connect well with the
audience or readers, a way to make yourself be understood, a way to fill the void from
the bewildered audience, a way to intervene and heal their wounded minds stricken by
your sharpest words.

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