Task 2: In your previous lesson, you have learned that an announcement is a
statement addressed to the public through media. It provides information about
something that has happened or will happen.
Read carefully the earthquake awareness poster below. What follows after is a
modified true or false activity. On the blank space before each number, write TRUE if
the idea is correct; if FALSE, change the underlined statement to make it correct.

1. Proper preparedness before an earthquake will help prevent panic
and damages.
2. When indoors during an earthquake, the safest thing to do is to drop,
cover, and hold.
3. When indoors during an earthquake, the safest place to be is to hide
inside the building.
4. After a major earthquake, aftershocks will continue to happen.
5. After a major earthquake, keep calm and stay inside the damaged
areas.
6. More people maybe injured or killed when they are close to damaged
areas

Task 3: To prepare you fully in this lesson, examine the following food advertisements
below and be ready to answer the questions that follow.
Focus questions:
1. What do you think are these information all about?
2. What have you noticed on the posted materials? In what
manner did the advertisers promote their products?
3. How can the advertisements convince the consumers?
4. What creative techniques were used so that consumers
will be persuaded to buy the products?