The document presents a series of scenarios for predicting outcomes, using the example of a girl named Lara who buys eggs and receives change. It includes multiple choice questions for predicting what happens next in various situations, encouraging critical thinking and comprehension. Additionally, it provides evaluation directions for students to encircle the correct answers based on the predictions made.

1. PREDICTING
OUTCOMES
English 2
Quarter 2, Week 4

2. Presentation title 2
SPELLING TIME!

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Mother asked Lara to buy
eggs from the store. She
bought 3 pieces of eggs for
15 pesos. She gave the
storekeeper a 20-peso bill.
Then, the storekeeper gave
her 10 pesos as her change.
Lara stopped and looked at
the 10 pesos on her hand.

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QUESTIONS:
1. What did Mother ask Lara to do?
2. How many eggs did she buy?
3. How much do eggs cost in all?
4. How much did Lara give to the storekeeper?
5. Did the storekeepers give Lara the right change?
6. How much change should be storekeeper give Lara?
7. If you were Lara what would you do after the
storekeeper Ga you the 10 pesos change?

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What do you think happened next
after Lara received the change?
Lara returned the 5 pesos to the
storekeeper

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PREDICTING OUTCOMES
We can predict outcome by using the
events that happened in the story or
situation. We may also use the
information from our experience.

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LET’S TRY THIS!
Let’s try another situations. Let us predict
what will happen next to the following
situations.
1. Daniel is caught in the rain and
he has no umbrella. What will
happen next to Daniel?
a. Daniel will be happy.
b. Daniel will get sick.
c. Daniel will drink the rain.
b. Daniel will get sick.

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LET’S TRY THIS!
Let’s try another situations. Let us predict
what will happen next to the following
situations.
2. Mark gets up in the morning happily. He
arrange his bed and clothes. He gets his
towel and went to the bathroom. What will
he do next?
a. Mark will take a bath.
b. Mark will eat breakfast.
c. Mark will sleep again.
a. Mark will take a bath.

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a. It will rain
b. He will sleep.
c. He goes to school.
d. They will swim.
Activity:

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He yawns.
He arranged his things.

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They wear swim wears.
His tooth aches.
Dark clouds

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EVALUATION
Directions: Read each sentence. Predict what will
happen next. Encircle the letter of correct answer.
1.The boy got fall from riding a bicycle.
a. He was happy.
b. He was hurt.
c. He was angry.
2. His tooth aches.
d.He will go to the dentist.
e.He will go to KCC.
f. He will sleep.

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EVALUATION
Directions: Read each sentence. Predict what will
happen next. Encircle the letter of correct answer.
3. He got wet from the rain.
a.He will get sick.
b.He will do nothing.
c.He will stay in the rain.
4. Anna played a lot in the park.
d. She is hungry.
e. She is really tired.
f. She is crying.

14. Presentation title 14
Directions: Read each sentence. Predict
what will happen next. Encircle the letter of
correct answer.

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CORRECT ANSWERS
1. B
2. A
3. A
4. B
5. C