Learning Task 1: Underline the term that best completes the meaning of each sentence.
Choose from the options provided inside the parentheses. Write yourr answers in your notebook.
1. An expression of strong belief towards a particular topic is called a/an (fact / opinion /
assertion).
2. It is best to formulate literary assertions (before / while / after) reading a literary work.
3. A/An (fact / opinion / assertion) is any view or judgment drawn from facts.
4. A type of literary assertion that directly expresses beliefs or opinions about something is
known as (basic / empathic / i-Language) assertion.
5. A/An (fact / opinion / assertion) is written to convey the writer’s ideas or feelings towards a
certain work of literature.
Learning Task 2: For this task, you will watch (three) programs on TV. If you have a way to
connect to the Internet, you may also watch through online news channels. Then, look for a
segment which you think presents opinions and assertions. Complete the table below to present
your observations.
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