This document contains a lesson on distinguishing facts from opinions and using opinion-marking signals. It defines facts as statements that can be proven true through evidence, while opinions are subjective views. The document lists expressions that can introduce and conclude opinions. Students are quizzed on identifying opinion-marking signals and applying them to express their own opinions. The key points are distinguishing facts from opinions, using signals to share opinions, and practicing opinion expression.

1. GOOD MORNING!
MARY JANE C. CORDERO

2. OBJECTIVE:
USE OPINION-
MARKING
SIGNALS TO
SHARE IDEAS

3. REVIEW:
Interpreting Graphs!
Directions: The pie
graph presents the
weekly allowance of
Allan and how he
makes a budget out
of the money given
to him.
105, 30%
140, 40%
42, 12%
30, 9%
33, 9%
FOOD FARE MISCELLANEOUS LOAD ALLOWANCE SAVINGS

4. 105, 30%
140, 40%
42, 12%
30, 9%
33, 9%
FOOD FARE MISCELLANEOUS LOAD ALLOWANCE SAVINGS
1. What kind of graph is
presented?
2. Using addition, how much do
you think is the allowance of Allan
in one week?
3. Why do we need to learn how to
budget our money?
4. As a grade 8 student, do you
practice saving money? And if you
do, what are the usual uses of your
savings?

5. MOTIVATION
FACT OR BLUFF!
Directions: Identify
whether the statement is
a fact or a bluff.
1.Dogs are mammals
according to study.

6. MOTIVATION
FACT OR BLUFF!
Directions: Identify
whether the statement is
a fact or a bluff.
2. World War II was a
terrible war.

7. MOTIVATION
FACT OR BLUFF!
Directions: Identify
whether the statement is a
fact or a bluff.
3. Study shows that Mount
Everest is the tallest
mountain on Earth

8. MOTIVATION
FACT OR BLUFF!
Directions: Identify
whether the statement is
a fact or a bluff.
4. Asia is the largest
continent in the world.

9. MOTIVATION
FACT OR BLUFF!
Directions: Identify
whether the statement is
a fact or a bluff.
5. Earth is the most
beautiful planet in the
world.

10. ACTIVITY
EXPRESS YOUR FEELINGS!
Directions: Make a statement using the following pictures.

11. ANALYSIS
1. What helps you identify that the statement
presented is a fact? What is a fact?
2. What helps you identify that the statement
presented is an opinion? What is an opinion?
3. How does opinion and fact marking signals
helps you analyze statements?

13. What is a FACT?
- Is a statement that can be proven to be
true by the use of evidence. This means
that facts are fully true in all cases and
for all people.
- When something is factual, it is known
as being objective.

14. What is an OPINION?
Each is entitled to his own opinion. As we all know,
opinions are subjective, which means that a man’s point-of-view
is his alone. Opinion is important because it allows us to
consider different ideas coming from various sources, therefore
giving us the opportunity to question and analyze. It also
requires us to gather facts in order to support our side. The
opinion marking signals will help us indicate our views about
certain topics. There are opinion marking signals that we may
use to introduce ideas; there are also signals to conclude them.

15. Expressions or Signals to Introduce
Opinions

16. Expressions or Signals to Conclude
Opinions

17. APPLICATION
(Pair Activity: Write an
opinion essay on this topic
“Covid-19 Brings out the
Best and the Worst in
People.” Use opinion
expressions to emphasize
your point.)

18. OPINION- MARKING SIGNALS QUIZ
1. Which of the following phrases is an example of an
opinion-marking signal?
a. I believe…
b. According to research….
c. Based on the recent survey…..
d. In the press conference conducted..

19. OPINION- MARKING SIGNALS QUIZ
2. All of the sentences below are opinions, EXCEPT
a. In his interview, the mayor announced that they will provide
assistance to the students.
b. Lino believes that all students will be happy about the mayor’s
announcement.
c. From what Lino knows, many stakeholders extended help to assist
the learners in their studies.
d. Lino is confident that, through the assistance of many stakeholders,
he will survive the school year.

20. OPINION- MARKING SIGNALS QUIZ
3. Which of the following sentences uses the appropriate opinion-
marking signal to answer question below?
How do you feel about going to Bohol?
a. For me, Bohol has the most beautiful beaches.
b. I cannot deny that Bohol has beautiful beaches.
c. I love going to Bohol and visiting its beautiful beaches.
d. I hope I could go to Bohol and visit its beautiful beaches.

21. OPINION- MARKING SIGNALS QUIZ
4. Which of the following opinions show expectation or desire?
a. I think Palan is the most beautiful tourist destination.
b. It seems that Boracay is preparing for more tourists.
c. I hope I could visit Siargao and enjoy its Sea adventures
again.
d. I love Sagada because of its cool climate.

22. OPINION- MARKING SIGNALS QUIZ
5. What opinion marking signal shows doubt?
a. Perhaps…..
b. I should…..
c. My favorite….
d. It is my belief….

23. ASSIGNMENT
1. What is an opinion?
2. Why do we need to use opinion-marking
signals?

24. THANK YOU FOR LISTENING!