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    Grade 11 Reading and Writing Skills Quarter 3 Week 8 Las 2

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    1. Claims of fact assert conditions that existed, exist, or will exist based on facts or data. They relate to statements that can be easily verified and are not dependent on personal preferences. 2. There are three main types of factual claims: factual/historical claims, relational/causal claims, and predictive claims. Factual claims require sufficient grounds, reliable authority, recent and accurate data, and clearly defined terms without loaded language. 3. Examples of factual claims given are: "Obesity causes health problems", "Neil Armstrong was the first man to step foot on the moon", and "The first Mindanaoan President is Rodrigo Duterte".

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    1. Claims of fact assert conditions that existed, exist, or will exist based on facts or data. They relate to statements that can be easily verified and are not dependent on personal preferences. 2. There are three main types of factual claims: factual/historical claims, relational/causal claims, and predictive claims. Factual claims require sufficient grounds, reliable authority, recent and accurate data, and clearly defined terms without loaded language. 3. Examples of factual claims given are: "Obesity causes health problems", "Neil Armstrong was the first man to step foot on the moon", and "The first Mindanaoan President is Rodrigo Duterte".

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    1. Claims of fact assert conditions that existed, exist, or will exist based on facts or data. They relate to statements that can be easily verified and are not dependent on personal preferences. 2. There are three main types of factual claims: factual/historical claims, relational/causal claims, and predictive claims. Factual claims require sufficient grounds, reliable authority, recent and accurate data, and clearly defined terms without loaded language. 3. Examples of factual claims given are: "Obesity causes health problems", "Neil Armstrong was the first man to step foot on the moon", and "The first Mindanaoan President is Rodrigo Duterte".

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    Grade 11 Reading and Writing Skills Quarter 3 Week 8 Las 2

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    1. Claims of fact assert conditions that existed, exist, or will exist based on facts or data. They relate to statements that can be easily verified and are not dependent on personal preferences. 2. There are three main types of factual claims: factual/historical claims, relational/causal claims, and predictive claims. Factual claims require sufficient grounds, reliable authority, recent and accurate data, and clearly defined terms without loaded language. 3. Examples of factual claims given are: "Obesity causes health problems", "Neil Armstrong was the first man to step foot on the moon", and "The first Mindanaoan President is Rodrigo Duterte".

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    Name:_____________________________Grade & Section: _______11_______________ Score:__________

    School:___________________________Teacher:__________________Subject: Reading and Writing Skills


    LAS Writer: MOONCLAIRE B. JANDINERO ____________________________________________________
    Content Editors: ZYNAFE V. CAIJO______ __ ROMEL V. MAT-AN____ ______ RAFFY G. HERRERA
    Lesson Topic: Claims of Fact _________________________________________ Quarter 3 Week 8 LAS 2_
    Learning Target/s: Identify claims of fact (EN11/12RWS-IIIij-6.1)_____________________________________
    Reference(s): Jose, L., and Larioque, R., 2016. Reading and Writing Skills (for Senior High School)._________
    Mandaluyong, City,Philippines: Books Atbp. Publishing Corp, pp.99_______________________
    Baang, M. and Buhisan, A. 2020.Reading and Writing Skills Quarter 3&4Module 2. Department
    Education Alternative Delivery Mode, pp.13

    Claims of Fact

    Claims of Fact assert that a condition has existed, exists, or will exist and are based on facts or data. It
    relates to statements that can be easily verified and not dependent on a person's preference.
    Questions of fact includes: What is true or false? What happened/didn't happen? How do we know
    this? and What exists/doesn't exist?

    Types of factual claims (generally "objective")


    1. Factual / historical
    2. Relational - causal connections
    3. Predictive

    Proof requires:
    • sufficient and appropriate grounds
    • reliable authority
    • recent data
    • accurate, typical data
    • clearly defined terms - no loaded language
    • a clear distinction between fact and inference
    Examples

    1. Obesity causes health problems.


    2. Neil Armstrong was the first man to step foot on the moon.
    3. The first Mindanaoan President is Rodrigo Duterte.

    The example claims above are factual and can be defended based on data that are accessible.

    Activity. Directions: Encircle the number of the statement that expresses a claim of fact.

    1. COVID-19 pandemic is the most pressing challenge the world is facing today.
    2. Converting to solar energy can save homeowners money.
    3. You should support restrictions on abortion.
    4. Bringing of electronic gadgets like laptops and iPods should be banned in schools.
    5. People living in polluted areas should start thinking how to recycle their wastes so that they can make
    other alternatives and livelihood as well.
    6. Fetal tissue research is wrong.
    7. People use Facebook and other internet platforms to bully someone.
    8. The Anti-Terrorism Bill should protect Filipinos.
    9. It is cruel to hurt someone because they don’t look like you.
    10. Excessive drinking of alcohol can cause diseases.

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