Eapp 2nd Quarter Module

JOHN MARSHALL E.
MATEO
GR.11 – CONCEPTION
ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL PURPOSES
SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT Q2 W1
ANSWER:
Article no. 2 titled Resiliency, or concealing the shortcomings of our leaders? By Rev. Fr.
Antonio Cecilio T. Pascual best argues that Filipino resilience is worth regretting because
Filipinos are praised for their resilience and perseverance in the face of adversity. This
attitude stands out in the face of the government's lack of action. It is critical for our
government officials to respect, care for, and assert citizens' rights. If many elected officials
fail to execute their responsibilities, resilience would not be enough for Filipinos who are
victims of catastrophe and calamity. It is not acceptable for us Filipinos to have to give up
our lives and livelihoods every time a disaster strikes. Our political officials must do all
possible to alleviate the suffering of our citizens.
JOHN MARSHALL E. MATEO
Observers (modular/ blended): Write and defend their stand on the

debate proceedings.
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This measure must be passed in order to comply with the law. Constitutional
responsibilities and international commitments to advance human rights to good health
There is a need to distinguish between the sick and the offenders, and this bill is the only
way to do so. The only and best complete approach to health is to legalize medical
marijuana. We believe that by legalizing medicinal marijuana, we are providing the finest
possible treatment, a range of options that a physician in the greatest position to make
these decisions for the patient can provide. Because marijuana was made illegal on a broad
scale, study on these topics ceased, making it more difficult to identify new and better uses
for the drug.
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Medical marijuana should not be made legal because it is currently illegal. Its disadvantages
outnumber its advantages. Medical marijuana is not required for the following conditions:
Because it isn't a remedy in and of itself, legislation is necessary. On a socioeconomic and
political level. Legalization sends the wrong message to the public, particularly the youth,
that marijuana is beneficial medically and not a gateway drug. The government cannot
afford to expose our society to the threats of terrorism. By insinuating that marijuana is not
hazardous, it has increased marijuana use. The government does not benefit from the
legalization of medical marijuana. There are now too many gray areas in policy execution,
no matter how great the goal of the policy is. The law states that no matter how perfect its
characteristics are, they will all be wasted.
Dear Governor,
Many of us, including myself, are appreciative for your efforts
to safeguard our community. We appreciate the difficult job you've
been handed, and while no one likes the need for continued limits,
we thank you for making the difficult decisions with integrity. Our
public health specialists, researchers, doctors, nurses, and other
medical professionals have all worked together to provide us with
the tools we need to combat this pandemic. We have vaccines that
are both highly effective and extremely safe, even against the virus.
We know that vaccines alone are ineffective against this highly
contagious form, but that when combined with the use of a mask
and simple gathering restrictions, we may put an end to the menace.
However, accomplishing so necessitates everyone's participation.
That entails each of us doing our part; it also includes our elected
officials and public servants assisting us in protecting ourselves,
particularly those in our community who are unable to defend
themselves. We are grateful that we have capable and conscientious
leadership at the state level working to safeguard us all; we
recognize that this is not an advantage that every state has, and the
results speak for themselves. But we're well aware that we're not out
of the woods yet. To beat this pandemic, especially with the new
variants, everyone must fulfill their civic responsibility and assist
safeguard their family, friends, and community by being vaccinated if
they can and using masks when necessary.
Governor, we want to express our gratitude to you, the front liners
of Ilocos Norte, and the many others who are working tirelessly to
get us through this as swiftly as possible.
Resfectfully yours,
John Marshall E. Mateo
QUESTION NO. 5: What type of report have you read?
CLAIM: My answer to the question is….
The type of report that I have read is a Scientific Report
EVIDENCE: The statement in the article that supports my answer is…
A scientific report consists of an account of a test or experiment, of its findings, and of its
conclusions.
REASONING: The evidence I chose supports my answer because…
A scientific report is a document that details the process, progress, and/or outcomes of
technical or scientific research, as well as the current condition of a technical or scientific
research topic. It could also incorporate the research's recommendations and conclusion.
QUESTION NO. 2
CLAIM: My answer to the question is…
The purpose of a science report is to clearly communicate your key message about why your
scientific findings are meaningful. In order to do this, you need to explain why you are
testing a hypothesis, what methodology you used, what you found, and why your findings
are meaningful.
EVIDENCE: The statement in the article that supports my answer is…
To compare how much sugar will dissolve in hot water and cold water.
Science writing helps students analyze and clarify their thinking, synthesize their ideas, and
communicate them with others.
QUESTION NO. 3
CLAIM: My answer to the question is
Write in the present tense most of the time. When discussing your data, write in the past
tense and when discussing future implications write in the future tense.
EVIDENCE: The statement in the article that supports my answer is
More sugar was dissolved in the hot water than in the cold water. A thermometer could
have been used to measure the temperature of the water. The amount of sugar could have
been measured more accurately by adding a smaller amount at a time.
A scientific report is written in several stages. We write the introduction, aim, and
hypothesis before performing the experiment, record the results during the experiment,
and complete the discussion and conclusions after the experiment.

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