7. The structure of the poem refers
to words that are put together or
arranged such that they make
sense.
8. IMAGERY
•Is creating a picture
in the reader’s mind
by using words that
appeal to the
senses,.
9. TYPES OF
IMAGRY
Visual Imagery produced
using words that appeal
to the sense of sight.
Auditory Imagery
produces using words
that appeal to the sense
of hearing.
Kinesthetic Imagery
produced using words
that appeal to the actions
and movement.
10. LITERARY
TECHNIQUES
•Are methods the author
or writer of a literary
piece used to convey
what they want to
impart to the reader,
such as Flashback where
the events have taken
place before the present
time the narration is
following.
12. Vocabulary:
• Martyrdom -the death or suffering of a martyr
• Matutinal -occurring in the morning
• Gild -cover thinly with gold or false brilliance to
• Nascent -beginning to display signs of future potential
• Scarcely -almost not
• Lad -boy or young man
• Vigor -effort, energy, and enthusiasm
• Fancy -desire
• Ardent -enthusiastic
• Mystic -divine or sacred
20. Assessment 1.
Getting familiar with
text’s meaning.
(Page 32)
Read the poem and make
necessary responses to the
following instructions given
below.
21. Reflect on the
importance of a
biographical context in
understanding a text.
(Page 34)
Activity 3. Knowing Author’s
Context