SUBJECT ( English 9)

Name of Learner______________________________ Grade Level ______________

Section _____________________________________ Date ___________________

RIGHT TO PRIVACY

By: Tabitha Moses

Jude the Validity of Evidence from the reading text:

At school, students are not required to disclose details about their personal lives to their peers, but some of this privacy is lost in video-
based classrooms. To turn video means allowing others into their home. Many of these online platforms are not secure- as evidenced by the “
Zoombombers” ho have infiltrated classes, often disrupting instructions and sharing participants’ personal information.. The information
provided by students could be accessed by others and the content of video could exposed the location of the student’s home and with whom
they live.. This concern is about more than just discomfort at others learning personal details. For some students, exposing this information can
endanger their lives or their families .For example , 1 in 15 children are exposed to intimate partner violence each year and some may be
fleeing abusive situations.

Additionally, there are an estimated . 3. 2 million undocumented children and young adults in the U.S, and many more children who live
with undocumented relatives.. Online video risks exposing this information to authorities.

With the development of sophisticated facial recognition software ,these concerns are amplified especially when branches of law
enforcement may have access to this technology.

Answer the following.

1. Which of the following is the opinion of the writer?

a. Many of the platform are not secure.
b. Students privacy is lost in video-based classrooms.
c. Online classes can endanger the lives of the learners.
d. Students should not disclose details about their personal lives to their pers.
2. Which among these evidences is relevant to the writer’s opinion?
a. Many online platforms are not secure.
b. The information provided by the students are safe and cannot be accessed by others.
c. The students should not disclose details about their personal lives to peers.
d. The students’ information and the content in the video could expose the location of the student’s home and with whom they
live.
3. Which of the following is an accurate evidence that supports the author’s opinion?
a. When a student turns on the video , he/she is allowing others into their homes.
b. This concern is about more than just discomfort at others learning personal details.
c. One fifteen children are exposed to intimate partner violence each year and some may be fleeing abusive situations.
d. They are abused and their abuser limits their access to outsiders or to technology that helps them connect to the outside.
4. Which statement could be an evidence to support that “Many of these online platforms are not secure?
a. Exposing students’ information can endanger their lives or their families.
b. Students are not required to disclose details about their personal lives to peers.
c. Internet access is essential to each learner to be able to use any of the online platforms.
d. “Zoombombers “ have infiltrated classes, often disrupting instruction and sharing participants’ personal information