ENGLISH Q3-WEEK 3 (MAR.6, 2023)

WHAT'S IN

DIRECTION: Analyze the picture, and understand it very well for you to give possible solutions to the problems given. Choose the letter of the correct answer.

Multiple Choice

1. There are lots of dirty plates piled in the sink. What will you do?

• a. Piled-up the dirty plates properly.

• b. Throw away the plates.

• c. Wait for your mother to arrive for her to  

      clean the plates.

• d. Wash the plates.

Multiple Choice

2. Lina is not helping in the household chores instead she is 

                   playing. What should Lina do?

• a. Help the family members in cleaning the house.

• b. Don’t mind them.

• c. Ask your sister to play with.

• d. Keep all your toys and help your mother.

Multiple Choice

3. Some people cut trees that cause flood. What will you do?

• a. Plant new trees.

• b. Do not cut trees.

• c. Take care our nature.

• d. Clean the surroundings.

Multiple Choice

4.  The children are always playing their gadgets 

                   instead of studying their lesson. What should they do?

• a. Eat nutritious food.

• b. Have enough sleep to become 

       healthy.

• c. Do not play gadgets while    

       studying the lesson.

• d. Study first before using gadgets to   

       get high grades.

Multiple Choice

5. The two girls are always quarreling in one toy. What is the best way to solve it?

• a. Ask mother to buy another toy.

• b. Share the toy with one another.

   

• c. Get another toy for them to 

       play.

• d. Be kind with one another.

LESSON: Identifying Solutions to Problems

A problem in the text is something that needs to be solved or worked out. It is usually found near the beginning of the text.

LESSON: Identifying Solutions to Problems

Here are the examples:

ØI bumped and broke my classmate’s eyeglasses.

ØWe ran out of water while I was washing dishes.

LESSON: Identifying Solutions to Problems

A solution in text is the way the problem is solved or worked out.

A solution is the “fix.” It is usually found near the end of the text.

LESSON: Identifying Solutions to Problems

Here are the examples:

ØI bumped and broke my classmate’s eyeglasses. I told my mom; I will give my piggy bank money to replace it.

ØWe ran out of water while I was washing dishes. A plumber came and fixed the faucet.

LESSON: Identifying Solutions to Problems

Each story requires certain elements to be a story such as characters, settings, problems and solutions. The problem must first be identified in order to find the solution in the text. However, not all stories provide solutions. Sometimes writers leave this part to the readers.

 

LESSON: Identifying Solutions to Problems

Here are the steps to find out the solution:

 

1. Read the story.

2. Who is it about? What is happening?

3. Identify the problem.

-Something that needs to be solved or worked out.

LESSON: Identifying Solutions to Problems

4.Identify the solution.

 

-The way the problem is solved or worked out.

ASSESSMENT

Directions: Read the selection and choose the letter of the correct answer.

ASSESSMENT

Last week, Jessica turned ten. Her father gave her a cellphone for online class as a gift. She was very happy. She kept using it for taking photos. One afternoon, she thought she lost her cellphone. She was nervous while she silently looked around the house to search for it. Suddenly, his father called her and got something from his pocket and said, “What are you looking for?” Jessica jumped for joy and said, "Thank you Dad!"

Multiple Choice

1. Who are the characters in the story?

• a. Father

• b. Jessica

• c. guests

• d. Father and Jessica

Multiple Choice

2. Where was Jessica when the cellphone was lost?

• a. at home

• b. in a hotel

• c. in a friend's house

• d. in a vacation

Multiple Choice

3. What was the problem of the main character Jessica?

• a. She was sick.

• b. Father scolded her.

• c. Her friends quarreled.

• d. She thought the cellphone was lost.

Multiple Choice

4. How did Jessica solve her problem?

• a. She cried.

• b. She did not eat.

• c. She just looked for it quietly.

• d. She was mad at herself.

Multiple Choice

5. If you were Jessica would you also do her way in solving a problem, why?

• a. Yes, it's easier to solve a problem when you are calm.

• b. No, because I need to find the cellphone right away.