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English
Quarter 2 – Module 2:
Opinion-Marking Signals
 What I Need to Know

This module is intentionally made for you. It is here to help you share your ideas using
opinion-marking signals. The scope of this module permits you to use opinion-marking
signals in many different learning situations. Embrace this module and enjoy the learning
adventure that awaits you.
After going through this module, you are expected to learn one of the Most Essential
Learning Competencies (MELC), which is to use opinion-marking signals to share ideas.
Specifically, you are going to do the following:
 identify the opinion-marking signals used in sentences and paragraphs;
 use different opinion-marking signals in writing sentences and in completing
dialogues and story presented;
 write an essay or make a video-advertisement using opinion-marking signals; and
 express appreciation of a story about perseverance using opinion-marking signals.

What I Know
In this part of the module, your background knowledge about the use of opinion-marking
signals will be tested. After taking this test, your answers will be checked. If you get a perfect
score, you can skip the module. However, if you get a score below 15, you must proceed
and accomplish all the activities in this module. Take note of your mistakes and look for the
correct answers, as you go through this module.

Directions: Read and answer the following questions carefully. Write the letter of your
answer on the answer sheet provided for you.

1. What do you call the personal belief that relates to how someone feels, thinks, or
takes a stand about something?
A. essay B. opinion C. paragraph D. request

2. Which of the following sentences states a personal belief?

A. I think the government is addressing well the COVID-19 crisis.
B. Based on the news, many people have already recovered from the virus.
C. As of June 2020, the Philippines has more than 31,000 COVID-19 cases.
D. Research shows that wearing face masks prevents the spread of the virus.

3. Which of the following signal phrases introduces an opinion?

A. I believe that… C. Results show that…
B. The survey proves that… D. According to research…

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4. What are opinion-marking signals? They are groups of words that _________.
A. state opposite meanings
B. express a strong feeling
C. introduce personal beliefs
D. connect two similar thoughts

5. What opinion-marking signal should be used to complete the sentence below?

_____________ Filipinos are hospitable because they are very welcoming and
accommodating.
A. That is why… C. I might be wrong but…
B. In my experience… D. I am convinced that…

6. How are opinion-marking signals used? They are used to _______________.

A. express and identify personal beliefs
B. describe a particular event or activity
C. give the order or sequence of an event
D. connect phrases or clauses in a sentence

7. Which of the following is true about an opinion? It _____________.

A. is true to everyone.
B. can be proved or disproved.
C. uses signal phrases like ‘Based on research…’.
D. tells about how someone feels about something.

8. How are you going to identify an opinion? To identify an opinion, look for the
_____________.
A. words that end the statement.
B. examples given in the statement.
C. reasons provided in the statement.
D. words that introduce the statement.

9. Which of the sentences below is an opinion?

A. Based on the record, Manny accomplished all his school requirements.
B. The results show that Anton passed the test and would receive an award.
C. From what I know, Bart tried his best in his studies and made it to the top.
D. In her speech, Flora thanked her family for their constant love and support.

10. Which of the following states an opinion according to a person’s encounter?

A. I must admit that dogs are adorable and friendly.
B. Based on my experience, birds are also trainable.
C. Zookeepers said that people love to see their animals.
D. I take the view that people should take care of animals.

11. Which of the following opinions shows that a person is uncertain?

A. I believe that Benjamin dearly loves his family.
B. I am certain that Albert works hard for his family.
C. I am sure that Cesar spends time with his family.
D. I might be wrong, but Edwin treasures his family.

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12. Which of the following statements is NOT an opinion?
A. I am convinced that the Philippines is ready for an online learning.
B. The news said that only few students enrolled in blended learning.
C. I am convinced that it is fun and exciting to enroll in online learning.
D. I might be wrong, but Liza felt more confident with blended learning.

13. What appropriate phrase should be used to complete the given sentence below?
_____________, I think that regular exercise helps a person in many ways.

A. Certainly C. Personally B. Supposedly D.

Mistakenly

14. Why is it important to use opinion-marking signals? It is important because it will

________.
A. help summarize a given text
B. give examples to elaborate a text
C. add information to a personal view
D. provide reasons to a personal claim

15. Which of the following statements expresses an opinion about the Philippines?
A. Philippine history states that Marcela Agoncillo sewed the Philippine flag.
B. Fatima takes the view that Philippines is home to multi-talented individuals.
C. The ranking shows that the Philippines is the 2019 SEA Games champion.
D. Based on the 2015 Census, the Philippines has already 102 million people.

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 Lesson

2 Opinion-Marking Signals

What’s In

Now, you are going to recall your learning about visual-verbal relationship from the previous
lesson.

Directions: Read the excerpt of a survey news, then answer the questions that follow on a
separate sheet of paper.

268 students walk their way to school daily

By Carlito Migullas

The Hilltop Views staff conducted a survey to identify the number of students
who walk their way to school. The survey involved 268 or 14.4% of the 1,860
students of San Luis National High School (SLNHS). It was found out that 142
students have to walk for three (3) km., 57 students for four (4) km., and the other
69 students for seven (7) km. or more in order to get to school.
Source: Hilltop Views, Official Publication of San Luis National High School (SNHS), Division of Agusan del Sur

Upon reading the excerpt of the survey news above, what do you think is the most appropriate
graphic organizer to use in order to display the information in visual form? Why?

 I think, a _________________ is the most appropriate graphic organizer to

use because __________________________________________________.

What are your thoughts about these students who walk their way to school daily?

 I believe ____________________________________________________.
 I feel _______________________________________________________.
 I hope ______________________________________________________.

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 What’s New

As you go through this module, you will learn the use of opinion-marking signals through
the given texts and illustrations and through sharing your ideas.

Look at the picture below.

Photo by Pixabay

How do you feel about the children in the picture?

 I feel they are happy.
 I love the way they share their laughter.

Why do you think the children are happy?

 I think they are happy because they got time to play.
 I believe they are happy because they love to swim.

For you, is it safe for them to play in the river?

 For me, it is safe if the water is not deep.
 In my opinion, it is not safe for them unless their parents are around.

Have you noticed the underlined words?

How are they used in the sentences?
The underlined words above are called opinion-marking signals.

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 What is It

In this lesson, you will learn how to express opinions using opinion-marking signals.

Opinions refer to personal beliefs. They tell about how someone feels, thinks, or takes a
stand about something. They are influenced by a person’s experiences, background
knowledge, emotions, and preferences. Others may agree or disagree with opinions, but
they may not prove or disprove them.

The group of words that introduces opinions are called opinion-marking signals. They are
used as signal words that will help express and identify opinions. They are usually written in
the beginning part of a sentence.

Below are examples of opinion-marking signals.

Maybe… Perhaps… Probably…

I think… I believe… I feel…
I hope… I should… I love…
I hate… The best… It seems…
My favorite… For me… In my opinion…
In my experience… From my point of view… It is my belief…
I am convinced that… I am confident that… I am certain that…
From what I know… I must admit that… I take the view that…
I might be wrong, but… If I am not mistaken… I cannot deny that…

The following sentences express opinions using the opinion-marking signals.

a. I feel happy about being a Filipino.
b. It seems that Filipinos have strong family ties.
c. From what I know, Filipinos are known to be hospitable.
d. Personally, I think that Filipinos give importance to education.
e. Maybe Filipinos are resilient because they find ways to survive.
f. In my experience, Filipino families go to church and pray together.
g. I hope Filipino children will continue to respect their elders by saying
“po” and “opo”.
h. It is the belief of the Filipinos that when you respect others, they will
respect you as well.
i.
In the given sentences, how are the opinion-marking signals used?

Sentence A uses the opinion marking signal I feel. It tells about a personal feeling
of being a Filipino.

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 In sentence B, the opinion-marking signal used is It seems. This phrase gives an
idea that the opinion is expressed in a less assertive or forceful way.

The opinion-marking signal used in sentence C is From what I know. This

statement shows that the speaker is expressing an opinion based on his
background knowledge.
I think is the opinion-marking signal used in sentence D. This phrase emphasizes the
standpoint of a person. The sentence is stated based on one’s personal nature.

Sentence E uses the opinion-marking signal Maybe to express a mere possibility.

In sentence F, the opinion-marking signal used is In my experience. The speaker

expresses an opinion that is based on a real and first-hand experience.

The opinion-marking signal used in sentence G is I hope. This phrase helps show
the expectation and desires of the speaker.

It is the belief (of the Filipinos) is the opinion-marking signal used in sentence H.
The sentence expresses a practice that Filipinos accept as true or real.

Take note of the different opinion-marking signals used in the given sentences. These signal
words or phrases are used in different manners and for different purposes. However, there
are certain opinion-marking signals that can be used in the same manner and for the same
purpose, like maybe and probably, based on my experience and in my experience, and I am
certain that and I am sure that.

This time, let us try to share thoughts about the given pictures below.

Photo by Dominic S. Naranjo

What can you say about the farmer?

 Maybe, the farmer worked all day to plow his field.

What do you think will happen to his field after a few months?
 I think his field will be covered with rice plants after a few months.

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Why is the farmer working alone?
 Perhaps, he does not have enough money to pay for other people to plow his field.

What are the opinion-marking signals used in the sentences?

The opinion-marking signals used are Maybe, I think, and Perhaps.
 Maybe is used to express the opinion that, possibly, the farmer worked all day.
 I think is used to express the opinion in a more personal way.
 In addition, Perhaps is used to express the opinion in a doubtful way.

Let us try another one.

Photo by Romar Beltran

In your experience, what activities are done in a scouting event?

 In my experience, we did tent-building, nature-hunting, and nighttime hiking.

 If I am not mistaken, we did log lifting and played team-building games.

How do you feel about camping?

 I love camping because it is full of fun.
 I feel that camping is boring since I am not an adventurous person.

What opinion-marking signals are used in the sentences?

The opinion-marking signals used are In my experience, If I am not mistaken, I love, and I feel.

 In my experience is used to express an opinion that is based on a personal

encounter.
 On the other hand, If I am not mistaken is used to express an uncertain opinion.
 Furthermore, I love and I feel are used to express opinions that are based on the
emotions or feelings of a person.

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Where are the opinion-marking signals usually written?

How are opinions made?

Opinion-marking signals are usually written at the beginning part of the sentence.
In general, opinions are made with the use of opinion-marking signals. They are based on
personal experiences, background knowledge, emotions, and preferences. It is important to
learn and use correctly the different opinion-marking signals because it will add information
to personal thoughts, perceptions, or judgments about something. It can also be used to help
someone express agreement or assertion in the right way.

What’s More

In this part of the module, you will practice using opinion-marking signals in sharing your ideas.

Activity 1: Search for Signal Words

Directions: Read the essay below that tells different opinions about the Philippines. While
reading, list down the opinion-marking signals used in the essay. Write them
on a separate sheet of paper.

Why Many Tourists Visit the Philippines?

by Fanny Andrea B. Naranjo

The Philippines is one of the most visited countries in the world. There
are many good reasons why many tourists visit the Philippines.

Firstly, I believe that the Philippines is known to have hospitable people.

Filipinos are very welcoming and accommodating. I am certain that these Filipino
characteristics are very attractive to many foreigners.

In my experience, Filipinos are always ready to help other people in need.

They are generous. They always share with others, even if sometimes they only
have little. It is their belief that sharing is loving.

Also, many tourists think that the Philippines has the most beautiful islands and
beaches. It has Palawan, Bohol, Siargao, Leyte, and Boracay, to name a few. They
take the view that Philippine islands and beaches are breath-taking and there are a
lot of sea adventures to experience. They have delicious local foods. Also, the
Philippines has a unique culture. I cannot deny that I agree with all these thoughts.

In conclusion, I am convinced that many foreigners love the Philippines. That

is why, they continue to visit the country. Others even choose to stay.

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1. 2.
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4. 6.
7.
8.

 Do you agree with the ideas presented in the essay?

 In your opinion, why do many tourists visit our country?

Assessment 1: Share about the Philippines

Directions: Complete the dialogues below using the most appropriate opinion-marking
signals. Choose your answers from the cloud of opinion-marking signals.
Write your answers on a separate sheet of paper.

I hope… I love...
I believe… I am sure that…
I think… In my experience…

(1) _________
(2) _______ it is. Aside
Palawan is one of
from beautiful beaches, it
the best places in the
also has this amazing
world.
underground river.

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 (3) ________ Boracay! I
can do a lot of sea
adventures in here.
(4) _______ this is
really a perfect
summer destination.

Bohol is fascinating, indeed! That sounds exciting

(5) _________ we can come already!
back here next year.

 Do you also like to visit those islands? Why?

 What other beautiful places do you know?

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Activity 2: Visit Siargao

Directions: Complete the dialogues below using the given opinion-marking signals to share
with your friend your thoughts about Siargao. Write your answers a separate sheet of paper.

Hello, James! Hello, Randy!

From what I know,
Do you know anything
(1) ________________
about Siargao? I plan to
___________________
visit the place next year.

Wow! That’s so nice to Well, I am sure that

know. What are your other (2) ________________
thoughts about Siargao? ___________________
__________________.

 How do you feel about the idea of visiting Siargao?

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Assessment 2: Post It
Directions: Below are pictures that show beautiful places and things in the Philippines.
Write an opinion below each picture using the given opinion-marking signals.
Write your answers on a separate sheet of paper.

Photo by Romar Beltran Photo by Romar Beltran

Maybe, ____________ I cannot deny that _____

__________________. __________________.

Photo by Romar Beltran

I love ______________

__________________.

Photo by Fanny Andrea B. Naranjo Photo by Fanny Andrea B. Naranjo

From what I know, _____ I take the view that _____

__________________. __________________.

 Have you posted something like these in social media?

 What did you share about it?

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Activity 3: Build a Story

Directions: Read the story below and complete the dialogues using the opinion-marking
signals inside the box. Write your answers on a separate sheet of paper.

It seems… I must admit that… I am confident that…

I hope… For me… If I am not mistaken…
I loved… I felt… The best…

The Fruit of Perseverance

by Fanny Andrea B. Naranjo

Buboy, a Grade 8 student, made a video-advertisement about the Philippines as an

agreed requirement in his English subject. His teacher gave them only a week to
accomplish the task, but Buboy was able to submit an excellent output before the
deadline. His classmates wondered how he managed to do so despite his lack of
knowledge in making a video.
Buboy, how did you manage to (1) ___________ even I, myself, was surprised.
submit the project before the Do you remember when our teacher discussed
deadline when you don't even our country through a video? (2) ________ the
know how to make a video? video, and I got interested in learning how to
make one. That is why I asked Mr. Zamora, our
Computer teacher, to teach me and he agreed.

(3) ____________
nervous but happy to
try and learn.

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You’re right, Buboy. Now I
remember. (4) __________
 you even invited me to go
Thank you, Waldo. (6) _________
with you. (5) _______, your
your output turns very good as well.
output is the best.
(7) __________ you can make it.

Oh! (8) ________ it is time to go

home already. Let’s go!

 Have you also experienced making a video-advertisement?

 How did you feel about it?

Assessment 3: Give a Cheer to Share

Directions: Read and answer the following questions about the story, The Fruit of
Perseverance. Use the given opinion-marking signals in sharing your ideas.
Write your answers on a separate sheet of paper.

1. What can you say about Buboy?

I think ______________________________________________________

2. What are your thoughts about Waldo?

It seems ____________________________________________________

3. What other things could Buboy do to accomplish the task aside from what he did?
Perhaps, ___________________________________________________

4. If you were Buboy, do you believe you could also make it? Why or why not? I
believe ____________________________________________________

5. Are you convinced that Buboy is a persevering student? Why or why not? I
am convinced that/I am not convinced that ________________________

6. Why do you think Mr. Zamora agreed to teach Buboy?

I am certain that _____________________________________________

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 What I Have Learned

Directions: Express your learnings in this module by completing the sentences below. Be
guided with the given opinion-marking signals. Write your answers on a
separate sheet of paper.

1. I learned that ______________________________________________________.

2. I believe that ______________________________________________________.

3. I think that ________________________________________________________.

4. I discovered that____________________________________________________.

5. I am now certain that ________________________________________________.

What I Can Do

Directions: To showcase your learning from the lesson, you will make a video
advertisement or write an essay. You will invite more tourists to visit your
locality. Read the cue cards provided below to accomplish the task.

Read the cue card below if you want to make a video-advertisement.

Cue Card 1

Situation: Tourists hesitate to visit your locality because of misconceptions about it.
As someone who knows well your place, you need to address this problem.

Task: One solution that you decide to do is to make a video-advertisement that

showcases what your locality can offer. In the video, you will share your opinions
about your place.

Guidelines: The video must run for one (1) minute. Remember, you are going to
talk about your locality, with you as the speaker in the video. You must use
opinion-marking signals in promoting your place. For the complete guidelines, read
the rubrics provided for you. Upload your video in Facebook and tag your teacher.

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 RUBRICS FOR VIDEO-ADVERTISEMENT MAKING
Good (5) Fair (3) Poor (1)
The video-ad contains four The video-ad The video-ad
Content
to five (4-5) appropriately contains two to three contains one (1)
used opinion-marking(2-3) appropriately appropriately used
signals. It runs one (1) used opinion- opinion-marking
minute. It clearly and marking signals. It signals. It runs less
effectively tells the “real”runs more than two than one (1) minute.
story on the given topic (2) minutes. It is too There is no story on
that engages different
long and boring for the given topic.
audiences. the viewers.
The video-ad contains four The video-ad The video-ad
Information
to five (4-5) information contains two to three contains one (1) or
about the
about the locality. (2-3) information no information at all
locality
about the locality. about the locality.
The video-ad is presented The video-ad is The video-ad is not
Creativity
in an incredibly unique, presented in an presented originally
original, and creative way. ordinary way that nor creatively.
It catches the viewers’ tries to capture the
attention and holds their viewers’ attention.
interest.
The information given is The information
The information
Organization
well-organized. The flow is given flows in a given is not
smooth, and it is easy to general order. It is organized. It lacks a
understand. easy to understand. smooth flow. It is
difficult to
understand.
The video-ad is submitted The video-ad is The video-ad is
Promptness
a day(s) before the submitted on the day submitted a day(s)
deadline. of the deadline. after the deadline.

Read the cue card below if you want to write an essay.

Cue Card 2

Situation: Tourists hesitate to visit your locality because of misconceptions about it.
As someone who knows well your place, you need to address this problem.

Task: One solution that you decide to do is write an essay that will give details of
your locality and your opinions about your place.

Guidelines: The essay must have at least 150 words. Remember, you are going to
promote your place using opinion-marking signals. Write your essay on a short bond
paper. For the complete guidelines, read the rubrics provided for you.

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 RUBRICS FOR ESSAY WRITING

Good (5) Fair (3) Poor (1)

Content The essay has 150 The essay has 100- The essay contains
words or more with 149 words with five to less than 100 words
eight to ten (8-10) seven (5-7) with three to four (3-
appropriately used appropriately used 4) appropriately
opinion-marking opinion-marking used opinion-
signals. It clearly and signals. It does not marking signals .
effectively tells the clearly and effectively There is no story on
“real” story on the tell the “real” story on the given topic.
given topic. the given topic.

Information The essay contains The essay contains The essay contains
four to five (4-5) two to three (2-3) one (1) or no
about the
information about the information about the information at all
locality
locality. locality. about the locality.

Organization The information given The information given The information

is well-organized. The flows in a general given is not
flow is smooth, and it is order. It is easy to organized. It lacks a
easy to understand. understand. smooth flow. It is
difficult to
understand.

Promptness The essay is submitted The essay is The essay is

day(s) before the submitted on the day submitted a day(s)
deadline. of the deadline. after the deadline.

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 Assessment

Directions: Read and answer the following questions carefully. Write the letter of your
answer on the answer sheet provided for you.

1. Which of the following signal phrases introduces an opinion?

A. I believe that… C. Results show that…
B. The survey proves that… D. According to research…

2. What do you call the personal belief that relates to how someone feels, thinks, or
takes a stand about something?
A. essay B. opinion C. paragraph D. request

3. What are opinion-marking signals? They are _____________.

A. words that state opposite meanings.
B. words that connect two different thoughts.
C. groups of words that express a strong feeling.
D. groups of words that introduce personal beliefs.

4. Which of the following sentences states a personal belief?

A. I think the government is addressing well the COVID-19 crisis.
B. Based on the news, many people have already recovered from the virus.
C. As of June 2020, the Philippines has more than 31,000 COVID-19 cases.
D. Research shows that wearing face masks prevents the spread of the virus.

5. How are opinion-marking signals used? They are used to _____________.

A. express and identify personal beliefs.
B. describe a particular event or activity.
C. give the order or sequence of an event.
D. connect phrases or clauses in a sentence.

6. How are you going to identify an opinion? To identify an opinion, look for the
___________.
A. words that end the statement.
B. examples given in the statement.
C. reasons provided in the statement.
D. words that introduce the statement.

7. What opinion-marking signal should be used to complete the sentence below?

_______________ Filipinos are hospitable because they are very welcoming
and accommodating.
A. That is why… C. I might be wrong but…
B. In my experience… D. I am convinced that…

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8. Which of the sentences below is an opinion?
A. Based on the record, Manny accomplished all his school requirements.
B. The results show that Anton passed the test and would receive an award.
C. From what I know, Bart tried his best in his studies and made it to the top.
D. In her speech, Flora thanked her family for their constant love and support.

9. Which of the following opinions shows that a person is uncertain?

A. I believe that Benjamin dearly loves his family.
B. I am certain that Albert works hard for his family.
C. I am sure that Cesar spends time with his family.
D. I might be wrong, but Edwin treasures his family.

10. What appropriate phrase should be used to complete the given sentence below?
_______________, I think that regular exercise helps a person in many ways.

A. Certainly C. Personally B. Supposedly D.

Mistakenly

11. Which of the following is true about an opinion? It _____________.

A. is true to all.
B. can be proved or disproved.
C. uses signal phrases like ‘Based on research…’.
D. tells about how someone thinks about something.

12. Why is it important to use opinion-marking signals? It is important because it will

________.
A. help summarize a given text.
B. give examples to elaborate a text.
C. add information to a personal view.
D. provide reasons to a personal claim.

13. Which of the following states an opinion according to a person’s encounter?

A. I must admit that dogs are adorable and friendly.
B. Based on my experience, birds are also trainable.
C. Zookeepers said that people love to see their animals.
D. I take the view that people should take care of animals.

14. Which of the following statements expresses an opinion about the Philippines?
A. Philippine history states that Marcela Agoncillo sewed the Philippine flag.
B. Fatima takes the view that Philippines is home to multi-talented individuals.
C. The ranking shows that the Philippines is the 2019 SEA Games champion.
D. Based on the 2015 Census, the Philippines has already 102 million people.

15. Which of the following statements is NOT an opinion?

A. I am convinced that the Philippines is ready for an online learning.
B. The news said that only few students enrolled in blended learning.
C. I am so certain that it is fun and exciting to enroll in online learning.
D. I might be wrong, but Liza felt more confident with blended learning.

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 Additional Activities

Activity 1: Read to Share

Directions: Read the essay below and answer the process questions that follow using
opinion-marking signals.
Why You Should Visit South Africa
by Fanny Andrea B. Naranjo

South Africa is an abundant country. Its abundance drives many people to

visit the country.
First of all, I think that South Africa has the main abundance of its people.
South Africans are happy people. They are contented with what they have. They
choose to be happy in whatever situation that they are in. They strive for a better
future while embracing the value of their past.
In addition, other people believe that South Africa is abundant in natural
resources. It can offer many adventures to all its visitors. It has breath-taking
beaches. In South Africa, you can enjoy a perfect family safari adventure. It can
let you stay in their relaxing places with beautiful views of nature. Most of all, it will
never let you get hungry because it can offer delicious meals. I could not help but
agree to all these views about South Africa.
To sum up, I am certain that many people will continue to visit South Africa. The
country has all that you could look for. So, why not give it a try? Go and enjoy it!

Process Questions:
1. In your own opinion, what do you think is the most beautiful thing that South Africa
can offer to its visitors?
In my opinion, _______________________________________________________
2. What do you think are the characteristics of the South Africans that attract tourists to
visitSouth Africa?
I think _____________________________________________________________
3. What other things do you know about South Africa?
From what I know, ___________________________________________________.
4. Are you convinced that South Africa can really offer many adventures to its
visitors? Why or why not?
I am convinced that/I am not convinced that _______________________________.
5. If you would visit South Africa, what activity would you do first?
Perhaps, __________________________________________________________.

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 Answer Key

eagerness and determination to .learn

.6 I am certain that .Mr Zamora agreed to teach Buboy because he saw in Buboy the
learn new things and he also works .hard
.5 I am convinced that Buboy is a persevering student because he is not afraid to
4. .Yes I believe I could also make it because I know how to make a .video
B .15 Internet connection, he can also search of videos that will teach him.
B .14 .3 Perhaps Buboy could also ask a friend or another classmate to teach .him If he has
B .13 .2 It seems that Waldo is a good .friend He is inspired of Buboy.
C .12 .1 I think Buboy is a persevering .student He is not afraid to learn new things.
D .11 Answers may .vary Below are the possible answers.
.10 .9 D .8 C .7 D .6 D
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4A. Assessment 3: Give a Cheer to Share
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2B. .8 It seems …that .4 If I am not mistaken…
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.7 I am confident that… .3 I felt…

.6 I …hope .2 I …loved

.5 For me… .1 I must admit …that

Assessment Activity 3: Build a Story

.tourists
in the Philippines that are not yet visited by may .vary
.5 I …hope Answers
.4 I take the view that there are many falls
beautiful .sanctuaries .4 I …believe someday
.3 From what I know, the Philippines have successful
beautiful sunflowers in the .Philippines .3 I …love will be
.2 I cannot deny that there are many .5 that they
.2 I am sure …that
of its beautiful .beaches sacrifice .15 B
most visited country in the world because .1 I …think essence of .14 C
.1 Maybe the Philippines will become the know the .13 C
already
.answers that they .12 B
Philippines
Answers may .vary Below are the possible .4 happy .11 D
Visit the 1: Assessment
persevering .10 B
.3 they are .9 C
Assessment 2: Post It
.8 I am convinced that… comparison .8 D
.7 I cannot deny …that the data .7 D
adventures to experience in .Siargao .6 They take the view that... easily show .6 A
.2 it will
.2 I am sure that there are a lot of sea .5 Many …think .5 D
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beautiful .island It has white .sand .4 It is their belief …that .1 bar .4 C
.1 From what I know, Siargao is a very .3 In my …experience answers. .3 A
.answers .2 I am certain …that possible .2 A
Answers may .vary Below are the possible .1 I believe … the .1 B
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Activity 2: Visit Siargao Activity 1: Search for Signals What’s In What I Know

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