Each level displays four pictures linked by one word-your aim is to work out what the word is from a set of letters given below the pictures.listed below are jumbled letters describing to the different ideologies.arrange the letter to get features of each ideology

1. My feeling when answering and doing the activity is happy

2. the strengths that I've discovered just this recent we're being brave despite of what we've facing right now , always thinks positive and responsible while my weakness we're being sensitive such simple words , negative thinker and etc

3.by practicing it everyday and you will learn your strengths and weaknesses

hope is help sorry kung di yan lang na sagutan ko:)

Answer:

Communication in Various Purposes

“Communication is made for numerous purposes.”

Communication vary depending on the purpose and the way the message are crafted on the intention of the sender.

For example, in a mall or supermarket a sales agent make sure that the way product is promoted must clicked to the buyers. A news anchor delivers information carefully that all the important news and facts stated clearly to avoid misunderstanding and confusion of the audience. On the other hand, a lawyer is design his arguments supported by facts to convince the judge. The purpose of communication can be informative, persuasive and argumentative. What is informative communication? What is persuasive communication? What is argumentative communication?

            Informative Communication involves giving than asking. As an informative communicator, you want your receiver to pay attention and understand, but not to change their behaviour. By sharing information, ignorance is reduced, or better yet, eliminated. The informative value of a message is measured by how and relevant the information is or the kind of understanding it provides the receivers.

            Osborn (2009) purports that informative communication arises out of three deep impulses:

We seek to expand our awareness of the word around us.

We seek to become more competent.

We have an abiding curiosity about how things work and how they are made.

When preparing for an informative exchange, ask yourself following questions:

Is my topic noteworthy to be considered informative?

What do my recipients already know about my topic?

What more do they have to know?

Am I knowledgeable enough of my topic to help my receivers understand it?

Persuasive Communication is an art of gaining fair and favourable considerations for our point of view.

It provides a choice among options.

Advocates something through a speaker.

Uses supporting material to justify advice

Turns the audience into agents of change.

Ask for strong audience commitment.

Argumentative Communication relies heavily on sound proof and reasoning. According to Aristotle, logos, ethos and pathos are the three primary forms of proof.

Lucas (2007) claims that to avoid defective argumentation, the following must be avoided:

Defective evidence

Misuse of facts

Inappropriate evidence

Defective Patterns of reasoning

Evidential fallacies

Slippery slope

Confusing facts with opinion

Red herring

Flawed proofs

Defective arguments

Answer:

Argumentative Communication

Explanation:

It relies heavily on sound proof and reasoning

Answer:

Threats: Pressure. They (your family, teachers, and even your friends) want you to be consistent and perfect. They want you to remain on top, whether it's challenging/difficult or not. Pressure can bring you down and it won't surely lead you to the right path.

Opportunities: Scholarship. People will only recognize your intelligence but not your sufferings. Nevertheless, you'll be given a big opportunity which is scholarship that will help you and your family. In what ways? It'll help you focus more on your studies because it'll lessen your(and your family's) financial problem. The thing with scholarship is that, you also need to maintain your grades in order for the scholarship to remain.

Explanation:

I don't know if it's correct but yeah, that's my answer.