Tekstong Pasalita, Pasulat, at Multimodal Vocabulary

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Vocabulary flashcards covering types of text, semiotic modes, main ideas, and supporting details based on the lecture material.

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Teksto (Text)

Any form of communication used to express an idea, emotion, information, or experience.

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Tekstong Pasalita (Spoken Text)

A form of communication that uses spoken language through conversations, speeches, debates, interviews, or presentations.

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Tekstong Pasulat (Written Text)

A form of communication that utilizes written symbols or letters, such as books, newspapers, letters, essays, memorandums, and research papers.

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Multimodal Text

A text that combines two or more modes of communication to convey a message.

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Linguistic Mode

A semiotic mode of communication represented by words.

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Visual Mode

A semiotic mode of communication represented by images or pictures.

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Audio Mode

A semiotic mode of communication represented by music or sound.

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Gestural Mode

A semiotic mode of communication represented by physical movements or gestures.

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Spatial Mode

A semiotic mode of communication represented by layout and spatial organization.

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Video Mode

A semiotic mode of communication represented by animation or moving images.

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Pangunahing Ideya (Main Idea)

The core topic or central thought of a text or paragraph representing the most important message the author, speaker, or source wishes to convey.

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Detalyeng Pantulong (Supporting Details)

Supporting information or details used to broaden, deepen, and reinforce the main idea of a text.