Module 3

• What is the target learning competency for this video?

  Formulate a statement of opinion or assertion
• Which statement can be proven as true or false?

  Filipinos become cautious with their health
• What does the article report about the Zamboanga City Reformatory Center?

  18 inmates and a jail employee tested positive
• How many COVID-19 cases are reported in Zamboanga City?

  30 cases
• What is the significance of the signal word "worst" in a statement?

  It indicates an opinion
• How can you differentiate between an opinion and an assertion?

  An opinion cannot be proven true or false
• What are signal words used in expressing opinions?

  • In my opinion
  • I feel that
  • It seems to me that
  • I am of the opinion that
  • Speaking personally
  • As I see it
  • If you ask me
  • In my view
  • I think that
• What is an example of an opinion statement?

  Chocolate ice cream is the best flavor
• What does an assertion imply?

  It is a confident statement of belief
• What is an example of an assertion?


  An apple a day keeps the doctor away
• What are the characteristics of a statement of opinion?

  • Starts with phrases like "I think" or "I believe"
  • Contains subjective words like best, worst, beautiful
  • Reflects personal preferences or emotions
• What are the characteristics of a statement of assertion?

  • Does not start with "I think" or "I believe"
  • Considered a declaration
  • May be proven true or false
• How does the new Filipino greeting aim to reduce COVID-19 transmission?

  By replacing handshakes with a nod
• What does House Resolution Number 408 promote?

  New way of greeting during the pandemic
• Who filed House Resolution Number 408?

  Bayani Fernando
• What does the article suggest about social distancing?

  It helps prevent virus transmission
• What is the difference between the opinion and assertion regarding Filipino greetings?

  Opinion states it's the best solution
• What are the key differences between opinion and assertion?

  • Opinion: Cannot be proven true or false
  • Assertion: May be somewhat true or false
  • Opinion: Based on feelings and emotions
  • Assertion: Confident statement of belief