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The document discusses distinguishing between general and specific statements. A general statement is the main idea that is supported by specific details. Supporting details provide specific information like facts, examples, reasons, or statistics to reinforce the general statement. The general statement can be identified by asking what the key point or what the text is about.
Power point General Statement & Specific Details
- 3. define general statement and supporting statements distinguish general statement from specific statements in a text work actively and cooperatively in a group cite textual evidence to support general statements
- 5. WORD FIESTA!
- 6. 1.The restaurant ads will entice you to buy their crispy chicken. a. to take out a will entice you to buy substance from 2. The street food sold near our school is awesome. 3. They extracted the juice from the lemon. b. to attract c. extremely good
- 7. Process questions: 1. What does this text mainly talk about? 2. What is the famous sauce in our country? 3. What are the different sauce mentioned in the text? What food do you think will be the perfect match for this sauce? Do you agree? 4. Which do you think tastes delicious on all kinds of food? Do you agree?
- 8. 1. Some of the famous sauce from our country. 2. Bagoong is a famous sauce in our country. 3. Cebu’s lechon sauce is also a sauce to remember. 4. Patis or fish sauce is the trademark of the Filipinos when it comes to sauce. 5. Latik is a syrup made from coconut used as a sauce for suman.
- 9. Filipinos have a unique taste most especially in the food that they eat. Bagoong is a famous sauce in our country. Cebu’s lechon sauce is also a sauce to remember. Patis or fish sauce is the trademark of the Filipinos when it comes to sauce.
- 10. Statements are classified as general and specific. General Statement is a main idea that is supported by specific statements or details. The main idea can be identified by asking: What key point does the author want me to know about the topic? Who is this all about? What is this text all about?
- 11. Supporting Statement are the details or small ideas that reinforce the main idea or the general statement. Supporting details are specific information such as facts, examples, reasons, facts or statistics that elaborate or explain about the general statement or main idea. Specific statements answer the who, what, where, when and why about the topic.
- 12. 1. Bantay, my dog is fun to play with. It follows me around the house with a toy and drops it on my foot. It can catch just about anything. General Statement: Bantay, my dog is fun to play with. Specific Statement/s: It follows me around the house with a toy and drops it on my foot. It can catch just about anything.
- 13. 2. We need water for drinking, cooking, bathing, cleaning, and watering the plants. Water has many uses. General Statement: Water has many uses. Specific Statement/s: We need water for drinking, cooking, bathing, cleaning, and watering the plants.
- 16. How does general statement differ from supporting details? Where can we usually find the general statement? Why is it important to know how to distinguish general statement and supporting details in reading selections?
- 17. Assessment I. Read and distinguish the following underlined sentences as either general statement or specific statement. 1. It is not hard to understand why he failed. He was naturally lazy and would not exert effort to study his lesson. 2. We have many delicious dishes from different parts of Luzon. From the Central Luzon comes paksiw, milkfish cooked in vinegar and ginger with a dash of salt.
- 18. 3. When family conflicts arise as a result of divorce, adolescent suffer. During the first year, these young people may be depressed due to conflicts between the custodial and non- custodial parents. 4. My hometown is famous for several amazing natural features. First, it is noted for the Malumpati Cold spring for its cold and clear freshwater. 5. Dogs are in many ways like human beings. When we like people, we smile with them; dogs wag their tails to express their liking for others.
- 19. II. Read the selection and identify the general statement or the main idea and the supporting statements. Use a graphic organizer to present your work. (5 pts) Text: Exercise is crucial in our lives. Doctors recommend we exercise at least two ties a week. Exercise does not necessarily need to be done in the gym; it can consist of an outdoor walk or ride a bike. It not only controls weight, but it combats many health conditions and diseases. Another added benefit of exercise is its mood boosting qualities.