English - Grade 4 Quarter 1-Module 7: Analogy: Synonyms and Antonyms First Edition, 2020 Republic Act 8293, Section 176 States
English - Grade 4 Quarter 1-Module 7: Analogy: Synonyms and Antonyms First Edition, 2020 Republic Act 8293, Section 176 States
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Introductory Message
Welcome to English 4 Module 7 titled “Analogy: Synonyms
and Antonyms.” This module was designed to help our learners
achieve the standards set by the K to 12 Curriculum. The proper
use of this module is encouraged to realize the most essential
learning competencies intended for this grade level.
For the facilitator:
This Self-Learning Module was designed to help students
enrich their learning experiences by answering each part of the
module which can be done by themselves.
Activities are provided as a formative assessment to
check from time to time students’ understanding of the lesson.
Given the range of learning activities in this package, teachers
are encouraged to freely adapt them to suit their school
contexts and students’ needs, interests, and abilities.
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What I Need to Know
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Pretest
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8. forbid : allow :: win : _______.
A. lose
B. permit
C. tie
D. won
9. whisper is to shout as care is to _________
A. accept
B. maintain
C. neglect
D. talk
10. polite is to rude as cheap is to _________
A. courteous
B. expensive
C. honest
D. respect
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What I Know
hook hope
hook vb. catch, ensnare, entrap, hasp, snare; bend, curve. *n.
catch, clasp, fastener, hasp; snare,
hoop vb. clasp, encircle, enclose, surround. *n. band, circlet,
girdle, ring; crinoline, farthingale
hoot vb. boo, cry, jeer, shout, yell; condemn, decry, denounce,
execrate, hiss.
hope vb. anticipates, await, desire, expect, long; believe, rely,
trust. * n. confidence, belief, faith, reliance, sanguineness,
sanguinity, trust; anticipation, desire, expectancy, expectation.
(Source: Geddes and Grosset. Webster’s Universal English Thesaurus. WS Pacific
Publication Inc., 2007).
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Lesso Analogy (Synonyms)
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Good day! Today you will learn to get meanings of words
through Analogy using synonyms. You will surely enjoy this
lesson as we go along! Let us begin.
What’s In
What’s New
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An analogy using synonym is one way of getting the
meaning of the word. It contains two pairs of words having
similar meaning. Also, we usually compare words or things
having similar characteristics or features.
Let us consider the examples above.
The following are the synonyms of beautiful and happy.
beautiful happy
Pretty joyful
amazing merry
attractive cheerful
Lovely glad
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2. Another way of writing a word association is by using one
colon
“:” and two colons “::”.
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What Is It
What’s More
Activity 1: SUPPLY ME
Directions: Supply the correct word to complete the analogy.
Choose your answer from the word pool.
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Activity 2: ADMIT ONE
Directions: Fill in the ticket with the correct synonym. Write
your answer in the space provided.
1.
2.
3.
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What I Have Learned
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What I Can Do
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What I Can Do On My Own
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What I Know
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Lesson Analogy (Antonyms)
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What’s In
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What’s New
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2. Another way of writing word association is using one colon “:”
and two colons “::”.
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What Is It
What’s More
Activity 1: COMPLETE ME
Directions: Complete the second pair with the correct antonym.
Write the letter of the correct answer.
1. low : high :: south : _____.
A. north
B. northwest
C. south
D. southeast
2. crowded : empty :: here : _____.
A. full
B. there
C. this
D. where
3. forbid : allow :: win : _____.
A. lose
B. permit
C. tie
D. won
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4. drowsy : alert :: antique : _____.
A. contemporary
B. modern
C. pretty
D. ready
5. occupied : vacant :: rough : _____.
A. new
B. old
C. rocky
D. soft
2.
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3.
Directions: Fill in the blank with the correct term. Choices are
given inside the parenthesis. Write the correct answer in the
blank provided.
What I Can Do
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Directions: Study the sets of antonyms used in the paragraph
and complete the analogy below.
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Directions: Complete each analogy by writing the synonym of a
word in the blank. Choose the answers from the box.
Answer Key
Pre-test
1. beautiful 6. A
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2. courteous 7. B
3. hard 8. A
4. moist 9. C
5. surprise 10. B
Lesson 1
What I Know What’s In
beautiful happy
1) D 1. attractive 1. glad
2) A 2. amazing 2. cheerful
3) D 3. pretty 3. merry
4. lovely 4. joyful
Lesson 2
What I Know What’s More
Activity 1 Activity 2
1) C 1) B 1) weak
2) B 2) C 2) low
3) B 3) B 3) early
4) D
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5) D
References
1. Website
“Disaster Supply Kit.” Weather Underground. September 3, 2020.
https://www.wunderground.com/prepare/disaster-supply-kit.
2. General Reference
Geddes and Grosset. Webster’s Universal English Thesaurus. WS
Pacific Publication Inc., 2007.
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