OPINION 6

OPINION 6

Open Ended

Can you give another word for opinion?

Informed opinion

is a belief, judgment or way of thinking about something based on information.

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When you make a stand, you have the following evidences to support your opinion. The following are the supporting evidences to agree or go against something or someone.

• Factual Knowledge

• Statistical Inferences

• Personal Testimony

Multiple Choice

This is an information that is verifiable and agreed upon by almost everyone.

• Factual Knowledge

• Statistical Inferences

• Personal Testimony

Multiple Choice

These are interpretations and examples of an accumulation of facts.

• Factual Knowledge

• Statistical Inferences

• Personal Testimony

Multiple Choice

This is personal experience related by a knowledgeable

party.

• Factual Knowledge

• Statistical Inferences

• Personal Testimony

Multiple Choice

The vaccine will help the infected person produce antibodies that will fight the virus.

• Factual Knowledge

• Statistical Inferences

• Personal Testimony

Multiple Choice

Sison’s family faced a lot of struggles during the pandemic. Two of their family members were found positive carriers of the virus, sadly one of them died. To add more burden, the head of the family was laid off from work. The year 2020 was a difficult year.

• Factual Knowledge

• Statistical Inferences

• Personal Testimony

Multiple Choice

People with existing illnesses are susceptible with the virus.

• Factual Knowledge

• Statistical Inferences

• Personal Testimony

Multiple Choice

The Department of Health (DOH) warned the public of the new strain of Corona virus which is 70 % more contagious than the Covid-19 virus.

• Factual Knowledge

• Statistical Inferences

• Personal Testimony

Multiple Choice

“I feel better after drinking ginger tea with raw honey. It is a very effective natural remedy for sore throat,” said Jimin.

• Factual Knowledge

• Statistical Inferences

• Personal Testimony

In writing your stand based on informed opinion there are five steps to be followed.

Multiple Choice

Step 1: Find Your Topic

Finding a topic might be the most difficult part of writing an opinion essay because the whole essay hinges on a single point—your opinion! Find something that really ________ you or that you feel strongly about.

• challenges

• interests

Multiple Choice

Step 2: Construct Your Outline

1. Topic sentence includes your first ___________

2. Develop the first reason by giving __________ examples, facts, and statements

• problem ;

  additional

• reason ;

  supporting

Multiple Choice

Step 3. Develop Your Body Paragraphs

Once you have organized all of your facts in your outline, all you have to do is_________ them together with bridging language.

• join

• separate

Multiple Choice

Step 4: Write the Introduction and Conclusion

You already have all of your facts laid out in an organized way. Your introduction will merely introduce those facts as a way of preparing your audience to read your essay, and the conclusion will bring ___________ to your topic.

• solution

• finality

Multiple Choice

Step 5: Final Thoughts

Edit your essay for flow, logic, __________, and punctuation.

• transitional words

• grammar