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WARMING up Workbook Affording Reinforcement Materials for Individual Needs Geared for Understanding and Progress NuevaAs a Valencia National High School WARMING UP Workbook Affording Reinforcement Materials for Individual Needs Geared for Understanding and Progress An English Workbook for the First Year NVNHS Poblacion, Nueva Valencia, Guimaras Table of Contents First Year Curriculum .................................................................................................. 5 The First Quarter: Narratives .................................................................................. 6 Wedding Dance .................................................................................................... 7 The Monkey and the Turtle ................................................................................ 11 How My Brother Leon Brought Home a Wife ...................................................... 13 Mariang Makiling ................................................................................................ 17 The Story of Magayon ........................................................................................ 18 The Legend of the Banana ................................................................................. 20 Juan Tamad Escapes a Beating .......................................................................... 20 The Monkey and the Crocodile ........................................................................................................................... 21 The Donkey in the Lion’s Skin ............................................................................ 22 The Story of Creation ......................................................................................... 22 The Intelligent Frog ............................................................................................ 23 My Brother’s Peculiar Chicken ............................................................................ 23 The Legend of the Sampaguita .......................................................................... 27 The Prowess of Aliguyon .................................................................................... 28 The Creation ...................................................................................................... 30 Malakas and Maganda ....................................................................................... 31 The Second Quarter: Drama .................................................................................. 33 The Adarna Bird (Ibong Adarna) ......................................................................... 34 The World is an Apple ........................................................................................ 37 Laarni – a Dream ................................................................................................ 39 Shadow on Solitude ............................................................................................ 42 A New Yorker in Tondo ....................................................................................... 58 The Third Quarter: Poetry ...................................................................................... 68 The Sea .............................................................................................................. 69 Man Upon the Cross ........................................................................................... 69 Ballad of a Mother’s Heart .................................................................................. 70 Maria Clara’s Song ............................................................................................. 71 A Sigh in the Dark .............................................................................................. 71 These Lovely Things ........................................................................................... 72 To the Philippines ............................................................................................... 73 Allegorical Quatrains .......................................................................................... 73 Unending Thanks ............................................................................................... 74 No Greater Love Than Yours .............................................................................. 75 Summer Song .................................................................................................... 75 Rice Planting Song ............................................................................................. 75 Storm ................................................................................................................. 76 My Last Farewell ................................................................................................ 76 The Fourth Quarter: Essay ..................................................................................... 79 I Am a Filipino .................................................................................................... 80 Man in Dapitan ................................................................................................... 81 My Home ............................................................................................................ 83 The World in a Train ........................................................................................... 84 Siestas ............................................................................................................... 86 The Tarlac Dike .................................................................................................. 87 A Letter to His Parents ....................................................................................... 88 Language Focus .................................................................................................... 89 Past Tense .......................................................................................................... 90 Time Markers ..................................................................................................... 93 WH Questions ..................................................................................................... 95 Subject-Verb Agreement .................................................................................... 97 Direct Discourse ............................................................................................... 100 Reported Speech .............................................................................................. 101 Types of Sentences and Their Functions .......................................................... 103 Coordinators .................................................................................................... 106 Coordinating Conjunctions ............................................................................... 109 Subordinating Conjunctions ............................................................................. 110 Adjectives ........................................................................................................ 113 Past Participle .................................................................................................. 115 Prepositional Phrases ....................................................................................... 117 Relative Clauses ............................................................................................... 121 Transition Markers ........................................................................................... 123 Skills Worksheets ................................................................................................ 125 Making Predictions and Drawing Inferences ..................................................... 127 Fact or Opinion ................................................................................................. 136 Subject and Predicate ...................................................................................... 137 Nouns and Adjectives ....................................................................................... 138 Prefixes ............................................................................................................ 140 Prepositions ..................................................................................................... 142 Homonyms and Homophones .......................................................................... 144 Synonyms and Antonyms ................................................................................. 147 Identifying the Mood ........................................................................................ 148 Future Tense .................................................................................................... 149 Reflecting on an Essay ..................................................................................... 150 Main Idea ......................................................................................................... 152 Recognizing the Author’s Craft: I am a Filipino ................................................ 155 Author’s Purpose .............................................................................................. 156 I’m Glad I’m a Little Guy .................................................................................. 157 Journal Writing ................................................................................................. 161 Figures of Speech ............................................................................................. 162 Remedial Reading Resources ................................................................................
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