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    Visual-verbal illustrations are ways to present information simply and engagingly using graphs, maps, tables, infographics, charts, and other visuals. These illustrations help explain concepts easily through visual representation of relationships between information. Common types of visual-verbal illustrations include graphs, tables, maps, concept maps, charts, and infographics. Each type has its own format for organizing and displaying different kinds of data visually.

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    English 8 Lesson 1

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    Visual-verbal illustrations are ways to present information simply and engagingly using graphs, maps, tables, infographics, charts, and other visuals. These illustrations help explain concepts easily through visual representation of relationships between information. Common types of visual-verbal illustrations include graphs, tables, maps, concept maps, charts, and infographics. Each type has its own format for organizing and displaying different kinds of data visually.

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    Visual-verbal illustrations are ways to present information simply and engagingly using graphs, maps, tables, infographics, charts, and other visuals. These illustrations help explain concepts easily through visual representation of relationships between information. Common types of visual-verbal illustrations include graphs, tables, maps, concept maps, charts, and infographics. Each type has its own format for organizing and displaying different kinds of data visually.

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    English 8 Lesson 1

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    Visual-verbal illustrations are ways to present information simply and engagingly using graphs, maps, tables, infographics, charts, and other visuals. These illustrations help explain concepts easily through visual representation of relationships between information. Common types of visual-verbal illustrations include graphs, tables, maps, concept maps, charts, and infographics. Each type has its own format for organizing and displaying different kinds of data visually.

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    Explaining

    Visual-Verbal
    Relationships
    LET’S CHECK
    YOUR
    ANSWERS!
    1. In the concept map,
    which one is NOT a
    part of speech?

    A. adjective
    B. adverb
    C. modal
    D. verb
    2. The map shows that
    _________________.
    A. Europe is part of Asia
    B. Antarctica is the largest
    continent
    C. Australia is the smallest
    continent
    D. North and South America
    are considered as one
    continent
    3. Which part of the
    pie has the biggest
    monthly budget of
    Anthony’s expenses?
    A. education
    B. electric bill
    C. food
    D. house rental
    4. What percent is
    the budget for house
    rental?

    A. 8%
    B. 12%
    C. 19%
    D. 23%
    5. How many
    students choose
    online learning?

    A. 8
    B. 13
    C. 22
    D. 49
    6. Which learning
    modality do students
    like the most?

    A. modular learning
    B. online learning
    C. radio
    D. television
    7. Which sport has
    the highest number
    of votes?
    A. Badminton
    B. Basketball
    C. Chess
    D. Volleyball
    8. What conclusion can be
    drawn from the graph?

    A. All sports have the same


    votes.
    B. Basketball is the most
    favorite sport.
    C. People have the same
    interests in sports.
    D. Volleyball has the highest
    number of votes.
    9. In which month does
    Ms. Dynah earn the
    highest?

    A. July
    B. October
    C. November
    D. December
    10. How much is the
    increase of Ms. Dynah’s
    income from May to
    June?

    A. P 500.00
    B. P 1,000.00
    C. P 1,500.00
    D. P 2,000.00
    11. Based on the given data in
    the graph, what will likely
    happen to the perfume
    business of Ms. Dynah?
    A. Her perfume business will
    boom.
    B. Her perfume business will
    be closed.
    C. Her perfume business will
    start to fail.
    D. Her perfume business will
    just break even.
    12. How long does it take
    to wash one’s hands?

    A. 10 seconds
    B. 15 seconds
    C. 17 seconds
    D. 20 seconds
    13. Which is NOT the
    main purpose of hand
    washing?
    A. to maintain proper
    hygiene
    B. to prevent the spread of
    viruses
    C. to spread the viruses
    and diseases
    D. to eliminate the
    presence of viruses
    14. What is the BEST explanation why water must be
    filtered before it becomes drinkable or potable?

    A. to prevent us from dehydration


    B. to enjoy the benefits of the water
    C. to contain bacteria and microbes present in water
    D. to eliminate dirt, minerals, chemicals, and other
    impurities
    15. Which of the following statements does NOT
    explain what the infographic is all about?

    A. The infographic illustrates the acidity of water.


    B. The infographic presents how to get drinking water.
    C. The infographic tells that ordinary water can be
    potable or drinkable.
    D. The infographic shows the step by step procedure of
    making water safe for drinking other impurities.
    Visual-verbal illustrations are the ways
    of presenting information in a simple
    and attractive manner to catch the
    readers’ interest. These illustrations
    help explain concepts easily using
    graphs, maps, tables, infographics,
    charts and the like.
    1. Graph is a diagram that shows the
    relationships of information presented.
    This is a kind of graph that presents information
    a. Line trend using data dots connected by straight line
    segments.
    Graph
    b. Bar
    Graph
    It is a kind of graph that characterizes categorical data with
    rectangular bars of equal width.
    2. Table is an organized arrangement of data
    usually in rows and columns.
    The table shows the
    enrollment data of the three
    Grade 8 sections in which
    section Gumamela has the
    highest number of students
    (50), followed by section
    Sampaguita (48), and lastly,
    section Rose (45).
    3. Map is a diagram or
    visual representation
    that shows the relative
    position of the parts of
    something. It could be
    a drawing or a
    photograph.
    4. Concept Map displays the organization
    and relationship of concepts and ideas.

    The concept map shows


    the eight cities
    symbolizing the eight rays
    of the sun in the
    Philippine map.
    5. Chart is an illustration that presents
    information in a tabular or circular form.
    It is circular in form that presents how a whole is
    a. Pie Chart sliced into parts.
    b. Flow
    Chart It is an illustration that shows step-by-step process.

    The chart shows the flow of


    enrollment through a drop box.
    6. Infographic is a combination of visual images
    and text presentation of specific information.

    The infographic material contains rainfall advisory to prepare


    people’s appropriate response.

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