This file contains an information about reaction paper, review paper, and critique paper. this lesson enables learners to be familiarize about the differences of those writings and apply it to real life-situations. Reaction paper is a type of writing that contains information about one's reaction. Review paper is an assessment tool used by the reviewer. Critique paper contains judgement about something or someone.
Objectives:
1. Determine/explain the definition of each claims.
2. Give examples to each claims.
3. Give some additional ideas or summarization of each claims
This is for English Class. You could use this in delivering your lesson in terms of Expanding Definition of Terms. This is relevant in order to improve the vocabulary of the students.
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Yet you got to where you are now somehow.
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If this strikes a nerve, check out http://www.bingeeatingbreakthrough.com to find further tips and resources on how to stop binge eating.
This file contains an information about reaction paper, review paper, and critique paper. this lesson enables learners to be familiarize about the differences of those writings and apply it to real life-situations. Reaction paper is a type of writing that contains information about one's reaction. Review paper is an assessment tool used by the reviewer. Critique paper contains judgement about something or someone.
Objectives:
1. Determine/explain the definition of each claims.
2. Give examples to each claims.
3. Give some additional ideas or summarization of each claims
This is for English Class. You could use this in delivering your lesson in terms of Expanding Definition of Terms. This is relevant in order to improve the vocabulary of the students.
How to Stop Binge Eating and Food Addiction: The Mind-Behavior ConnectionChelsea O'Brien
http://www.bingeeatingbreakthrough.com ← Click here for a FREE 3-part course to discover how to stop food addiction and binge eating.
If I asked you to list the most important events that have shaped your life and your relationship with food, how would you respond?
Have you ever looked at what led you to your current state of relationship with food? Do you feel you’d like to change some things, but can’t ever seem to make a new habit stick? Or maybe it seems like you can’t resist certain foods, no matter how hard you try. Or perhaps you’ve always felt frustrated with eating and don’t remember what it was like not to be.
Yet you got to where you are now somehow.
If you were asked what events shaped your relationship with food and you HAD to answer, what would you say? This presentation explores the way we craft our "food story" and beliefs about our relationship with food. It includes experiments and guidance for shaping your beliefs and behaviors if you feel stuck.
If this strikes a nerve, check out http://www.bingeeatingbreakthrough.com to find further tips and resources on how to stop binge eating.
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2. Read the paragraph below
about a popular snack. As you
read, take note of statements
that can be true as stated in
the paragraph. Also, take note
of statements that tell what
someone thinks or feels.
3. Popcorn is the best snack to eat at fairs,
movies, and ball games. I believe that popcorn is
the most healthful treat. Popcorn is actually good
for you, if you leave out the butter or salt. People
have been popping popcorn for thousands of years.
The native people in what is now Mexico were the
first to grow popcorn plants. The popcorn kernels
were too hard to eat. One native tossed a handful
of the hard kernels into the fire. Pop! America’s
most tasty treat was born.
4. STATEMENTS THAT CAN BE TRUE AS STATED IN THE
PARAGRAPH:
1.___________________________________________
2.___________________________________________
3.___________________________________________
STATEMENTS THAT TELL WHAT SOMEONE THINKS OR
FEELS
1.___________________________________________
2.___________________________________________
3.___________________________________________
5. Fact or Opinion
Jenny Capps
A FACT is a fact, now let’s take a look
Pull it up your computer, or open up your book!
It’s something that is proven, something we all know
Like, “A dog has four legs.” Or “How does a garden
grow?”
You may need to do some research, or you just might
use
You eye. Either way you’ll find the answer, because
FACTS
Will never lie
6. If you can look upon to see it, then you know it
must be true.
“The shirt she has on is green.” and “The sky a
shade of blue.”
It’s really very easy to know what a FACTS
about.
Just look, read about, or Google it, then it’s a
FACT no
doubt!
7. Now OPINIONS are a little sneakier, it’s what you
think
or feel. Like green is a “pretty” color, and pizza’s my
“favorite” meal.
Or “I think” that dress is pretty, and football is the
“greatest”
sport. But others “think” it’s basketball…because it’s
played
on a court.
8. “I believe” is another clue, that an OPINION is what it
might
be. Some “believe” that Christmas is best… but
Thanksgivings the best for me!
So when you have a feeling, and you think it must be
true.
Remember… that’s actually not a fact… it’s only an
OPINION for you!
9. WHAT IS A FACT?
A fact is a statement that is true. It can be
proven through observation,
experimentation, and research.
Examples of a FACT:
Snakes are reptiles
The earth is round
2
10. COVID-19 is a new virus which has
spread quickly to many
countries around the world.
Dry cough, fever and tiredness are the most common symptoms of
COVID – 19.
- Based on the triage of the spread of COVID – 19 virus, dry cough, fever
and tiredness are the most common symptoms, although other may have
it without showing symptoms.
11. Dry cough, fever and tiredness are the
most common symptoms of
COVID – 19.
12. WHAT IS AN OPINION?
An opinion is something that you believe to
be true but might not be. This can be an
attitude or judgment that cannot be proven
true or false.
-is a statement of one‘s belief or
point of view.
Examples of OPINIONS:
The dog is cute
The class is fun
3
15. Opinion
There are three kinds of opinions:
Judgment:The Filipino is likethe bamboo
tree.
Prediction:Tomorrow will be only another
day—no winter of discontent.
A statement on what should or should not
be done: He does not allow the world to be
too much with him.
16. Examples of
Factual
Information
Opinion Signal
Words
names believe should / should
not
statistics feel may / may not
places possibly /
probably
think
dates in my opinion best (good) /
worst (bad)
times my point of
view My impression is
. . .
always /
never, none
advice /
suggest
17. Distinguishing Between Fact
and Opinion
Remember: Facts can be proven. Opinions
cannot be proven.
❖ To find out if a statement is a fact, ask
yourself, “Can this statement be
proven?”
❖ To find out if a statement is an opinion,
ask yourself, “Does this statement tell
what someone thinks or feels?
18. Separating Fact from Opinion
FACT OPINION
-OBJECTIVE -SUBJECTIVE
-STATES REALITY -INTERPRETS
REALITY
-CAN BE VERIFIED - CAN’T BE
VERIFIED
20. THE ANSWER IS
OPINION
This is an opinion because it is what YOU personallythink.
Just because you think the girl has beautiful hair does not
mean that she actually has beautiful hair. We cannot prove
this to be true or false.
7
21. FACT OR OPINION?
George Washington was the first president inthe
United States of America
FACT OPINION
8
22. THIS IS A FACT
This is a fact because we can prove it to be true or false. If
we were to look back into history it will tell us that George
Washington really was the first president.
11
23. How can you differentiate a fact from
opinion?
24. Why is it important to know how to
distinguish fact from opinion based on
what he/she just heard?
25. It is important because it will help you interpret
information intelligently.
26. Activity 2: Be a Detective
Is it a fact or an opinion? Solve
each case below by reading the
paragraph and
identify each as “Fact” or
“Opinion”
27. Case # 1:
Baking cookies takes less than an hour. First,
you need to add 2 cups flour, ½ cup
sugar, 2 cups chocolate chips, 2 eggs, 1 teaspoon salt
and 1 teaspoon vanilla to a mixing bowl. Next you stir
the ingredients together until they are completely
combined. Preheat oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit.
Put a spoonful of cookie batter an inch apart onto a
greased cookie sheets. Bake for about 10 minutes or
until the cookies are light brown at the edges.
28. FACT or OPINION
How can you say that it is a fact or an opinion?
_______________________________________
_______________________________________
_______________________________________
_______________________________________
_______________________________________
29. Case # 2:
My mom’s cookies are the best in town! First,
she uses the creamiest butter, and she
gets the freshest eggs from our neighbor’s
chickens. The milk she buys to drink while
eating the cookies make the cookies even better
because the milk come from a local
dairy farm. They’re good when they’re cooled
down, but even better when they’re still
warm.
30. FACT or OPINION
How can you say that it is a fact or an opinion?
_______________________________________
_______________________________________
_______________________________________
_______________________________________
_______________________________________
31. 1.The heart, lungs, liver, small intestine,
and large intestine are examples of internal
organs of a human body.
2.June 12 is treated as a national holiday in
the Philippines, in celebration of the
independence day of the country.
3. Philippines is located in Southeast Asia.
4.Number four is an even number.
5.Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao are the
three islands of the Philippines
32. 1.It is better to live in Singapore than in
Japan. .
2.Travelling in Asia is more fun than
travelling in Europe.
3.I believe that the greatest president in
USA is Barack Obama.
4.The internet is being used by teenagers
to waste their time in social media.
5.To solve traffic, it is better to invest in
subways and trains than in road widening
programs.
33. 1.Which of the following statements is a fact?
2.Which of the following statements is an
opinion?
3.If this statement can be proved true or false,
how can it be checked?
4.If a sentence contains statements of fact and
35. If this statement can be proved true or
false, how can it be checked?
If a sentence contains statements of fact
and opinion, how can you separate the
two?
36. Do you usually watch television or listen to
the radio when you want to be updated
with the current news?
Are you aware that some of those news
are fact and some are just an opinion
based on their source?
Editor's Notes
Every day we are bombarded with different information coming from various sources
like social media, TV, newspapers, and others. But are you aware which of those are
facts, and which are opinion ?
- This statement is a fact based on the number of cases recorded around the
world which has greatly affected how people live.
-- Based on the triage of the spread of COVID – 19 virus, dry cough, fever
and tiredness are the most common symptoms, although other may have
it without showing symptoms.
This statement is an opinion basing on the age group that the virus has
spread through; not only old people get affected rather everyone may get
affected by the virus no matter what age group we belong
This statement is an opinion basing on the number of recoveries recorded
daily, it is not true that people infected with virus will get very sick and
eventually die because there is a high chance of survival from the virus as
long as we follow the health protocol set by the Department of Health
