Activity Sheets in Reading and Writing Skills Grade 11/12, Quarter 3, Week 9
Activity Sheets in Reading and Writing Skills Grade 11/12, Quarter 3, Week 9
Activity Sheets in Reading and Writing Skills Grade 11/12, Quarter 3, Week 9
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
Region I
San Fernando City
La Union
Objectives:
1. Formulated evaluative statements about a text;
2. Determine how textual evidence is used in validating assertions and
counterclaims
Prepared by:
Grade/Section:__________________________________________ Score:____________
K to 12 BEC CG:
Grade/Section:__________________________________________ Score:____________
K to 12 BEC CG:
Directions: Give the exact word of the jumbled letter to form a new word and
describe each…
1. SASSREINOT=
______________________________________________________________________________
2. CRIPDSETVIE
NETMETTAS=________________________________________________________________
3. SLAIMC=___________________________________________________________________
4. OUNCTERSLAIMS=__________________________________________________________
5. VAELUATVIE
NETMETTAS=________________________________________________________________
6. JEDGENMUT=______________________________________________________________
7. CATF=_____________________________________________________________________
8. NIONOPI=__________________________________________________________________
Name: _____________________________________________________ Date: _____________
Grade/Section:__________________________________________ Score:____________
K to 12 BEC CG:
Directions: Choose one form the sample articles and formulate evaluative
statements about it.
ARTICLE 1
Nobody can be in the best health for long without sleep and rest. Adults may vary in the hours of sleep
they need. Probably the best test of whether you are getting enough sleep is how you feel. If you awake
refreshed and energetic, you are no doubt getting required rest. But if you frequently get tired, the solution
may well be as simple as going to bed earlier and being as regular as possible in your sleep habits. Frequent
inability to sleep should be discussed with a physician.
ARTICLE 2
Take the Wheel
By Sue Picard
I knew my friend Karen was a bad driver, but I didn’t realize quite how bad until she started
working for an elderly blind woman whose husband had recently passed away. His large old car was still
in the garage. One day she asked Karen if she would mind taking her out for a drive, as her husband used
to do.
They set off down the driveway, only to bump into the wheelbarrow parked on the edge of the of the
grass, eliciting a cry of fear from the passenger. After much reassurance, Karen was allowed to continue
on out into the road, where she bumped into the bins on the other side, scattering them noisily.
At this point the blind lady lost her composure completely and demanded frantically .
Answer Key: (Times New Roman. Bold, size 12)
Simple Activities (Times New Roman, regular, size 12)
1. ES
2. DS
3. DS
4. ES
5. DS
6. ES
7. ES
8. DS
9. DS
10. DS
11. DS
12. ES
Moderate Activities (Times New Roman, regular, size 12)
1. ASSERTIONS
2. DESCRIPTIVE STATEMENT
3. CLAIMS
4. COUNTERCLAIMS
5. EVALUATIVE STATEMENT
6. JUDGEMENT
7. FACT
8. OPINION
Challenging Activities (Times New Roman, regular, size 12)
USE THE RUBRICS GIVEN ABOVE.
References:
A. Books
SHS Reading and Writing by Ali G. Anudin, Andrew Rey S. Peña and Phebe S. Peña
Critical Reading and Writing for Senior High School
Reading and Writing Skills by Luzviminda D. Sandagan
https://www.scribd.com/document/457674726/evaluative-assertion-and-claims-docx