ENGLISH (MODULE 2 – QUARTER 2)

Precious Elyn U. Salcedo 10 – LUNA

LET US TRY
1. D
2. C
3. B
4. D
5. B
6. D
7. B
8. C
9. D
10. B
11. B
12. A
13. A
14. B
15. B
LET US STUDY
(1.a Comprehension Check) Activity 1 – Understanding Online Education
1. Students who can't afford online learning education. As you can see, we are in the midst
of pandemic and we still need to learn according to the law. Considering the fact that
Online Education will help us to study such things but the problem is not all students can
attend online learning since there are a lot who has no internet connection or even
gadgets, but there's a solution, modules for example. Online Education is the only thing
we can do right now since we can't have face-to-face classes in order to avoid getting
contacted with random person.
2. It's flexible, it offers a wide selection of program, it’s accessible, it allows for
customized learning experience, It's more cost-effective than traditional
education. These are only a few reasons to choose an online education, and why 90%
of students today think that online learning is the same or better than the traditional
classroom experience. Every student must access their unique situation and decide
according to their needs and goals, and while these alternative to traditional education is
not for everyone, it’s still a convenient option with virtually endless option for
international students all over the world.
3. The unacceptable reason why should not be imposed in the educational system is "not
everyone can afford to take an online class" because DepEd does something that
students have two options if they choose the online class or modules.
4. Yes, because all the people with in the country needs knowledge to achieve success
although some of the people can’t afford online education, they can always have
modular education for them to learn.
5. As a Filipino student, we should not consider the online education, one of the most
reasons are that not all students can afford gadgets to use in online learning and
especially there are times that the signal is too poor. Online education has different
impact than face to face.
(1.b Pointing Out)
1. Investigating effects of reading medium and reading purpose on behavioral engagement
and textual integration in a multiple text context.
2. Online education enables you to study or teach from anywhere in the world. This means
there's no need to commute from one place to another, or follow a rigid schedule. On top
of that, not only do you save time, but you also save money, which can be spent on
other priorities. 
3. There is a lack of willingness and desire to learn. Students are simply not motivated in
online classes. This is not an effective way to learn. Perhaps the biggest disadvantage of
taking an online class is the absence of face-to-face interaction between the teacher and
their students. Consider the slow internet connection, Filipino citizens who can't afford to
buy gadgets, and as if we are aware of high unemployment average of Filipinos and
bankruptcy of every business is clearly to know why some students stop at this school
year it is not because they don't want to learn but because the lack of providing things
over higher expenses.
4. For Me Online Education is not that Bad and it's not that good, there’s a good thing and
there a bad thing in Online Education the good thing is you don’t have to go in the
school, and you are only Chill in your House, the bad thing is that Many students Have
no internet connection, others are having a hard time finding a good signal. While some
students cannot afford to buy gadgets to use for online education.
5. I know as a student we're all struggling with the same problem but please don't forget
your mental and physical health we can all get through this situation. It's hard yet we
can't do anything much but to study hard and be healthy until this pandemic is over. God
bless.
(2.a Global Warming) Activity 2 – Expressing Oneself
1. the writer convinced the readers on the happening of global warming by providing facts
and enough information relevant to the topic. the text was also realistic, that most of
what's written on it are the problems that we are facing which made the readers to be
convinced.
2. through the scientific evidence seems overwhelming in favor of global warming, there
are those, for various reasons, who believe that global warming is a “hoax” or not
empirically verified
3. The writer's way to support the argument on the happening of global warming is he/she
uses statistics and examples which is really helpful for the readers to understand what is
the text all about.
(2.b Learning a Foreign Language)
1. Every language is not just a number of rules and grammatical constructions allowing you
to understand other people.
2. When a text is written to persuade it will aim to convince the reader of the merits of a
certain point of view. With this type of writing the author will attempt to persuade the
reader to agree with this point of view and/or subsequently take a particular course of
action.
3. Writers are very clever with the words that they use in order to persuade us of their
argument. Emotive pictures - these do not have to be actual pictures. ... Trying to get the
reader to picture a sad scene or happy scene is the writer's way of making the reader
feel good about being on their side or bad if they are not.
4. The more languages you know, the more diverse and profound of a person you can
become.
LET US PRACTICE
(3.a)
Importance of Elements Answers
Education in Life
First of all, Education 1. What is the
teaches the ability to statement of the
read and write. Reading argument?
and writing is the first
step in Education. Most
information is done by
writing. Hence, the lack
of writing skill means
missing out on a lot of
information.
Consequently,
Education makes people
literate.

Above all, Education is 2. What is the

extremely important for evidence for the
employment. It certainly argument?
is a great opportunity to
make a decent living.
This is due to the skills
of a high paying job that
Education provides.

Uneducated people are 3. What is the

probably at a huge explanation of the
disadvantage when it evidence?
comes to jobs. It seems
like many poor people
improve their lives with
the help of Education.
(3.b)
No. Argumentative
Strategies

1 "As a doctor, I am qualified to tell you that this course Ethos

of treatment will likely generate the best results."
2 "You'll make the right decision because you have Pathos
something that not many people do: you have the
heart."
3 “If my years as a Military taught me anything, it's that Ethos
caution is the best policy in this sort of situation."
4 "Research compiled by analysts from NASA, as well as Logos
organizations from five other nations with space 19
programs, suggests that a moon colony is viable with
international support."
5 "If my age doesn't convince you that I know what I'm Ethos
talking about, at least consider that I am an educator
and I only want the best for you."
6 "You will never be satisfied in life if you don't seize this Pathos
opportunity.”
7 “Can't you see how dangerous it would be to stay?" Pathos
8 "The data is perfectly clear: this investment has Logos
consistently turned a profit year-over-year.”
9 "There's no price that can be placed on peace of mind. Pathos
Our advanced security systems will protect the well-
being of your family so that you can sleep soundly at
night."
10 "It's a matter of common sense that people deserve to Logos
be treated equally. The Constitution calls it 'self-
evident.'

LET US PRACTICE MORE

Is Online Education Relevant to the Philippine System
Online education in the Philippines is irrelevant because the
Philippines however cannot support online schooling for the
majority of student. And the attempt will prove ineffective for
the majority of the country.
LET US REMEMBER (Activity 5: Point This Out!)
Questions Responses
1. What is an argument? a reasoned opinion supported and
explained by evidence.
2. Why is an argumentation To helps us learn to clarify our thoughts
important? and articulate them honestly and
accurately and to consider the ideas of
others in a respectful and critical manner.
3. Differentiate the three Ethos (sometimes called an appeal to ethics)
argumentative strategies. Pathos (appeal to emotion)
Logos (appeal to logic)
4. Give an argumentative Ethos:
statement of the following
strategies: Pathos:

Logos:

5. Explain the importance of the

key elements of an argument.

LET US ASSESS
1. C
2. D
3. B
4. D
5. A
6. D
7. B
8. B
9. C
10. D
11. C
12. D
13. B
14. B
15. C