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Quarters 1-4. The learner adapts wording to purpose, context and audience, keeping it respectful and culturally sensitive.
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A student is writing a letter to the principal asking for a longer lunch period. Which wording fits that audience and purpose?
A Grade 6 pupil must explain what the barangay hall is to a Grade 1 class. Which wording fits that age group?
A lab report reads: 'We measured the water each morning. The level dropped by two centimeters. Honestly, that was wild. The drop continued for six days.' Which wording does not match the report's formal register?
A note to a friend reads: 'Hey! Practice moved to Thursday. Kindly inform Dana. See you there!' Which wording breaks the note's friendly register?
A note to a teammate reads: 'Hi! The game moved to Saturday. Your attendance is hereby required. Bring your jersey!' Which replacement for the third part restores the friendly register?
A sixth grader is opening a class presentation on how the school recycles paper. Which opening fits a presentation to a class and a teacher?
A caption is needed for a photo on the school's public website. Which caption fits that public, informational purpose?
You are texting a friend to ask whether they want to meet at the park at four. Which wording suits a quick text to a friend?
A student drafts an email to a museum's education office: 'need a tour for my class in May.' Which rewrite fits an email to that office?
A formal research report has this line: 'Most kids finished the survey in under ten minutes.' Which word does not fit the report's formal register?
The same fire drill must be announced to Grade 1 and to Grade 6. Which line is written for the Grade 1 pupils?
A letter to the school board keeps a formal style, but a draft line reads 'We can't finish without more stuff.' Which rewrite fits the letter's style?
A class drafts a thank-you note to a guest engineer who spoke about bridge safety. The draft reads 'That was cool.' Which rewrite fits a note to that visitor?
A program lists a guest speaker who is eighty-two. Which wording introduces her respectfully?
A student is messaging teammates in a group chat to say practice is canceled. Which wording suits that quick, private group chat?
A school newspaper reports Friday's assembly in a neutral style. A draft line reads 'The band killed it.' Which rewrite fits the paper's style?
A class newsletter reports that Miguel, who uses a wheelchair, won the essay contest. Which wording is respectful?
A student drafts a morning announcement about yearbook orders for the whole school: 'Yearbooks, don't forget!' Which rewrite fits an announcement to the whole school?
A history essay reads: 'The canal opened in 1825. Traffic on the route grew quickly. Farmers were pumped about it. Shipping costs fell sharply.' Which wording breaks the essay's formal register?
A class invites a guest who does not eat pork. Which line on the invitation handles this best?
A birthday card to a cousin reads: 'Happy birthday! Hope your whole day is completely amazing from start to finish. Your attendance is anticipated. Love you!' Which wording breaks the card's warm, informal register?
A student is writing the greeting for a letter to the school board. Which greeting fits that audience?
A student is ending a text to an older sibling about dinner. Which closing suits that text?
A school report describes the woven cloth of an indigenous community. Which wording is appropriate?
A museum is labeling a hand-shaped clay pot, about eight hundred years old, for visiting families. A draft label reads 'Old pot.' Which rewrite fits an exhibit label for those visitors?
A student is asking a visiting scientist a question during a school assembly. Which wording fits that public, formal setting?
A student council candidate drafts a line for a speech to the whole school: 'Bike racks, am I right?' Which rewrite states a promise for that audience?
A classmate from Ilocos speaks English with an accent different from the rest of the class. A pupil is writing about the group's presentation. Which comment is appropriate?
A student drafts an email to a teacher after missing Tuesday's science class. The draft reads 'what did I miss'. Which rewrite fits an email to that teacher?
A student is leaving a voicemail for a dentist's office to change an appointment. Which wording fits that audience and purpose?
Safety instructions for the school playground must be posted for kindergarten pupils. Which wording fits that age group?
A student is leaving a note on the kitchen counter for a parent. Which wording fits that reader and purpose?
A student drafts a note to the school office about locker 214, which has not opened since Monday. The draft reads 'Fix my locker.' Which rewrite fits a request to the office?
A friendly blog post for classmates reads: 'Field day was great. We ran three relays around the whole track. The undersigned recorded each time. Everybody cheered.' Which wording breaks the post's friendly style?
A Muslim classmate is fasting during the school program. A pupil is writing the program notes. Which wording is respectful and accurate?
A student drafts a thank-you email to the town librarian after interviewing her about the archive. The draft reads 'thx!' Which rewrite fits an email to her?
Classes are suspended tomorrow. The news must go to parents and to Grade 2 pupils. Which line is written for the Grade 2 pupils?
A student is texting a coach to ask about Saturday's start time. Which wording fits that reader and purpose?
A student's letter to the principal ends 'Sincerely, Ana Ruiz.' The closing 'Later, gators' would match that letter's register just as well.
Ana texts a friend 'u still coming?' and writes 'I will arrive at four o'clock.' in a letter to her principal. What do the two wordings show?
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