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Narrative Report

Name: Ronnette D. Rebaroja Grade&Section: 11-HUMSS

From hand to Mouth


I. Introduction

Form hand to mouth will have scholars and laymen alike talking and sometimes
gesturing for years to come. Over gestures is obvious we can use it in the dark us to
communicate at the night. We of the gentle species Homo sapiens have a legacy of invasion.
Except in rare cases of onomatopoeia, spoken words cannot be iconic and they therefore offer
scope for creating symbols .One possible advantages of local language is it arbitrariness.

II. Important details

Dates

# Person

*Child

*Parents

*Baby

#Events

*Activity like building a boat

*The hands are given free rein

*We might have used our fingers as efficient instruments

*Holding an infant

*Football games

*Driving a car

*Carrying a shopping

III.Summary

Image trying to teach a child to talk without using your hands or any other means of
pointing of gesturing. Evidence suggests that the vocal machinery necessary for autonomous
speech developed quite recently in hominid evolution. On the face of it an acoustic medium
seems a poor way to convey information about the worid,before we consider the pressures
that may have favoured vocalization over gestures .It bears repeating that the switch from hand
to mouth was almost certainly not abrupt one.

Excepts in rare cases of onomatopoeia, spoken words cannot be iconic and creating
symbols that distinguish between object or actions, That the people living largely traditional
lifestyle in new Guinean can name hundreds birds, animals, and plants along with details about
each of them. Homo sapiens have a legacy of invasion, having migrated out of Africa into
territories inhabited by other hominines that migrated earlier.

All this has to do, of course, with the nature of sound itself, which travels equally well in
the dark as in the light and wiggles its way around obstacles Mark Anthony cried’ ’Friends,
Romans, countrymen, lend me ears. Russell Gray has suggested to me that clicking one’s fingers
as children often do when putting their hands. Using speech to communicate with a companion
while visual attention is deployed perhaps to watch a football games or engage in some joint
activity, like building a boat. Charles Darwin, who seems to have thought of almost everything,
wrote.

IV. Vocabulary:

*Sophisticated- having, revealing, or proceeding from a great deal of worldly experience and
knowledge of fashion and culture.

*Predators- a person or group that ruthlessly exploits others.

*Stereotyped- a widely held but fixed and oversimplified image or idea of a particular type of
person or thing.

*Abrupt- sudden and unexpected.

*Onomatopoeia- the formation of a word from a sound associated with what is named.

*Arbitrariness- the quality of being based on random choice or personal whim, rather than any
reason or system.

*Autonomously- with the freedom to act independently.

*Resemblance- the state of resembling or being alike.

*Vanquish- defeat thoroughly.

*Migrants- a person who moves from one place to another, especially in order to find work or
better living conditions.

*Occlusion- the blockage or closing of a blood vessel or hollow organ.


*Syntax- the arrangement of words and phrases to create well-formed sentences in a language.

*Mimetic - relating to, constituting, or habitually practicing mimesis.

*Pedagogy- the method and practice of teaching, especially as an academic subject or


theoretical concept.

*Sophistication- the quality of being sophisticated.

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