WorksheetsQUIZ - Week 1-4
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
(a) is an opinion or judgment formed without due examination.
(a) is a tendency to lean in a certain direction, either in favor or against a particular thing.
John's father is fond of cats. He is always friendly and loving to them. He thinks cats are better home companion than dogs.
BIAS
PREJUDICE
Anne avoids eating street food thinking they are dirty and she may catch some disease.
BIAS
PREJUDICE
Mark only follows people on social media who share the same opinion as his.
BIAS
PREJUDICE
It is implied and is not directly stated in the text.
EXPLICIT MAIN IDEA
IMPLICIT MAIN IDEA
SUPPORTING DETAILS
TOPIC
These are facts, statements, examples that help us understand the main idea fully.
MAIN IDEA
PARAGRAPH
TOPIC
SUPPORTING DETAILS
(a) is the subject of the material.
(a) is the essential piece of information the author
wants you to know.
What does it mean when you AGREE with someone?
Your ideas are the same.
Your ideas are both correct.
Your ideas are different from each other.
Your ideas do not have importance.
What does it mean when you DISAGREE with someone?
Your ideas are the same.
Your ideas are both correct.
Your ideas are different from each other.
Your ideas do not have importance.
The following are expressions used in stating agreement EXCEPT:
EXACTLY
NO WAY
ABSOLUTELY
NO DOUBT ABOUT IT
The following are expressions used in stating disagreement EXCEPT:
EXACTLY
NO WAY
NOT NECESSARILY
I BEG TO DIFFER
I am not in favor of having face to face classes this school year. School facilities are not checked and approved by IATF.
AGREEMENT
DISAGREEMENT
Absolutely! Summer is also the best season for me.
AGREEMENT
DISAGREEMENT
It is the information's level of importance to a particular viewing purpose or explicitly stated need for that information.
ACCURACY
RELEVANCE
BIAS
RELIABILITY
It is the position or slant toward which an author shapes information.
ACCURACY
RELIABILITY
BIAS
RELEVANCE
It is the information's level of trustworthiness based on information about the author and the publishing body.
BIAS
ACCURACY
RELIABILITY
RELEVANCE
Mark pays attention to the source of the material he watches. He checks the credibility of its creator before believing any information it contains.
RELEVANCE
BIAS
RELIABILITY
ACCURACY
Bob is the Chairman of Brgy. 10. During the giving of financial assistance in their barangay, all of his relatives received the financial assistance while some families did not receive it.
ACCURACY
BIAS
RELIABILITY
RELEVANCE
