Unit 1. The Three Elements of Writing

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Unit 1. The Three Elements of Writing Name: ______________ Student No.: _______________ Date:_______________ Score: ____ Unit 1. The Three Elements of Writing (Dr. Ian Done D. Ramos, 2018)

Set A _____ Halloween _____ party _____ entertainment _____ event Activity 1. Arrange the subjects or topics from the most general to the narrowest. Number them logically with one (1) as the most general. Set A _____ Halloween _____ party   _____ entertainment _____ event   Set B _____ berry _____ grapes _____ fruit _____ polycote Set C _____ phone _____ technology   _____ landline _____ wired-type Set D _____ Greek Literature _____ Adventure _____ story _____ Odysseus _____ Odyssey Unit 1. The Three Elements of Writing (Dr. Ian Done D. Ramos, 2018)

Activity 2. Identify each paragraph according to its purpose (to persuade, to inform, or to entertain). Use the spaces below. _____________ Unit 1. The Three Elements of Writing (Dr. Ian Done D. Ramos, 2018)

Activity 3. Read each situation and identify to whom it closely addresses. Write your answer on the spaces being provided. ______________ Unit 1. The Three Elements of Writing (Dr. Ian Done D. Ramos, 2018)

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