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Name: Santillan, Janzel B.

BSIT1-A Date: 09/15/20

Lesson 7]

Activity 4: Skill Building

My brother Jaime has been applying for full-time jobs in several months. Last week he received a call
from the Human Resources Director at computer software. The company director asked my brother
Jaime if he could fly to Manila for a job interview. He will not have to pay for himself because the
company offered him a free ticket to Chicago. My brother Jaime happily agreed to come for the
interview. Then, Jaime has been busy preparing himself for the interview. He also went to the shopping
malls to buy a new suite. Jaime is nervous about his interview, but he's looking forward to work in a new
place and I know he will do his best to achieve this opportunity.

Lesson 8

Activity 2 Content Notes

Read the text and show your understanding by following the 4 instructions below.
1. Box the “claim” or the main idea.
2. Underline the “evidence” that supports the claim.
3. What is the purpose of this essay - to describe, to persuade, to inform, to create, or to narrate?
_____To inform what is an essay and the structures.
4. Who do you think is the target audience – students, professors, general population? The target
audience is students, professors, and the general population.

writing essays can be easy. There will be a lot of writing in college, and most of the writing will
be in the form of an essay. With practice, exposure, and
supervision,There are a few things we need to know about essays. An essay is a focused written
composition, usually from the author’s point of view. It is non-fictional and informative but can also
include narrative. It is usually short – about 500 words. Examples are essays on political issues,
literature reviews, daily life, memories, and reflections. The basic structure is the 5-paragraph essay –
introduction (presenting the thesis statement/claim), two-three body paragraphs (each presenting
evidence to support the claim), and a conclusion (a retelling of the thesis and summary of the main
points). This is not a rule – just a structure for beginners in essay writing. Academic essays are usually
longer (2,000 – 5,000 words) and more formal than literary essays. Academic essays are logical and
factual, and the use of first-person is often discouraged. There are different types of essays:
Descriptive essays – gives details that allow the reader to create a mental picture of a person, place,
object, or event. Narrative essays use a retelling of events to talk about the change or development of
a person. Compare and contrast essays show the similarities and differences between two or more
things. Persuasive essays try to convince the reader to accept an idea. Knowing what an essay is, the
elements, and the format makes writing essays less intimidating and very doable.
Activity 4 Skill-building Part 2

A. Topic: Studies and Love life

Claim: Studies and love life are two different priorities.


1. Flexible study hours and spending time in dating should be appropriate
2. Getting more time in study and decide on a schedule if your free to spend time with your girlfriend.
3. You can make your girlfriend a study buddy to be more focused on studies.

B. Topic: Social Media


Claim: Social media influences the beliefs and views of a person.
1. My friend saw a post about the antichrist and he describes the pros and cons.
2. Many teenagers are now dependent on social media.
3. My friend discriminates against the post of her followers because it doesn’t suit to instagramers.
C. Topic: Dreams
Claim: Dreams can’t be controlled.
1. I have a dream within a dream I’m in the wonderland with the 7 members of BTS.
2. We have never tried to have control over thoughts and actually, no one can, thoughts stopped at
your will is not heard of. 
3. He couldn’t awake because someone snapped his neck in his dream.

Lesson 9

Activity 2

I personally approve… I personally disapprove of…

I approve of the gender equality rights here in the The Terror Bill Law is literally against human rights.
Philippines to avoid discrimination that can lead to It may help if the Judiciary Branch revise the given
physical harm caused by depression. law without up against human rights..
The Duterte’s Administration in finding some vaccine In racism, not just in other foreign countries but also
that can help lessen the spread of COVID-19. here in the Philippines we can distinguish that some
of our fellow Filipino’s discriminate our katutubo
because of their insignificant language and color
types.
I approved the new normal and implementing new Treating rich people and poor people immoderate
rules for the safety of all. especially in achieving higher education.
In terms of engaging other cultures may help our About online classes, because not all students have
norms more equal to avoid cultural barriers to other sufficient needs for the given task sometimes we
countries. encounter difficulties of the internet and not able to
understand more because of some troubleshooting
of the gadgets and not capable to further
explanations of the given topic.
I approved were some people around the world are I may not in favor of the opening of our airlines to
making financial donations to organizations foreign countries who have still ongoing issues of
dedicated to ending racism and promoting social COVID-19 it may cause vulnerable complications
justice. here in our country.

Activity 4 Skill-building Part 2

Topic: Approved Terror Bill Law Topic: Wearing face shield to public places like
shopping malls.
Claim: Disagree Claim: Agree

Evidences: Evidences:

1. up against human rights 1. it can help us to prevent spreading the viruses

2. it is an unequal law 2. it makes ourselves feel safe in going to public


places
3. loss of freedom 3. it protects our self from unknown droplets viruses.

Lesson 10

Activity 2

Where or when can you usually read or hear a positive slant

language? Negative slant language? Enumerate 3 for each.

+
Interested Stubborn
Concerned Irritated
Engaging loud
It is when you describe something related to good You can identify the negative when the person
intentions or formally describing something concluded something that can admit or annoyed
without using words that can affect the emotions someone in delivering his opinions. It may also
into not good. For example, Miguel shared his food lead to a misconception of a specific topic because
with his best friend who doesn’t bring his snacks. It of unfitted words that can affect the feelings of a
can also be favorable for a person to feel positive person to a bad. For example, Having talkative
in reading, listening, and talking something. neighbors can destroy your day.
Activity 4: What I know Chart Part 2

What I Know Questions: What I Learned

1. What is a slanted language?

I don’t have any ideas what is slanted Slanted language is kind of language
language. that expresses a feeling either positive
or negative.

2. How can this help you in

Maybe it helps me to know more about In determining what feeling expression


kinds or classifications of languages. they want to tell about either they are
favorable or unfavorable.

communicating?

In terms of communicating maybe it In communicating we can distinguish


helps to express our feelings more in in what feeling are they want to told.
formal way.

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