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1. GOOD MORNING
COMPASSION

2. Engage
Review of the previous
lesson

3. A propaganda techniques
refers to the proliferation of
ideas, beliefs, choices, and
actions.

4. Engage
• Bandwagon- A propaganda technique that
encourages people to be part of a certain group,
which follows the trend.
• Glittering generalities- Advertisements or
campaigns use terms such as great, best, and
freedom to evoke positive feelings. An example is
the statement “We choose to stand with
democracy. We choose to stand with freedom.”

5. Engage
• Name-calling is a propaganda technique that links a
person or product to a negative image or unpleasant
label.
• Example: I cannot accept your argument because,
unlike me, you were not educated at Harvard
University.

6. Engage
• Plain folk is a method by which ordinary people
are used to advertise a product or promoting a
candidate.
• The purpose of plain folks is to make the
message more relatable and believable.

7. Engage
• Testimonial - In contrast to a plain folk, testimonial is a
technique that uses well known personalities to endorse a
product or a person. The influence, credibility, and
personality of the endorser may affect the choice and
perception of the people.
• Building a mental image or transfer means
influencing people by showing what the world or life
would be when you choose a person or product over its
competitors.

8. MINI PT
 Video
 Commercial
 Propaganda Techniques
30-60 seconds
Criteria
 Design and creativity = 30
 Content = 50
 Preparation = 10
 Cooperation = 10
100
Deadline: Feb. 8, 2023

9. Explore
What are some interesting facts about you?
What are opinions that other may have about
you?
Write your answer in this table.
 Be ready to share in class.

10. Interesting Facts About Me Other People’s Opinions About
Me
1. 1.
2. 2.
3. 3.
4. 4.
5. 5.
Explore

12. Distinguishing Between
FACT AND OPINION

13. Explain
•An opinion is a statement that cannot be
proved or checked
•It tells what someone thinks, feels, or
believes
•Clue words for opinion statements are:
•think, feel, believe, seem
•always, never, all, none, most, least, best,
greatest, worst

14. Explain
• Facts are statements that can be checked or
proved
• We can check facts by conducting some sort of
experiment, observation, or by verifying
(checking) the fact with a source document
• Facts often contain numbers, dates, or ages
• Facts might include specific information about a
person, place or thing

15. HINTS FOR DECIDING IF A
STATEMENT IS FACT OR OPINION
• To recognize a FACT:
• Read each answer choice and ask yourself:
• “Can this statement be proved?”
Example: Which of these is a fact?
• We live in the best apartment in the city.
• I believe that summer is the best season.
• I think that spaghetti is a delicious meal.

16. HINTS FOR DECIDING IF A
STATEMENT IS FACT OR OPINION
•To recognize an OPINION:
•Read each answer choice and ask yourself “Does
this statement tell what someone thinks, feels, or
believes?”
•Look in the answer choice for clue words that
signal an opinion

17. OPINION EXAMPLES:
• WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS NOT AN OPINION
STATEMENT?
• I think that Colorado is the best state in which to live.
• Chocolate cake is the most delicious kind of dessert.
• Nearly 65% of our teens are over-weight.
• Taylor Swift is the greatest singer ever!

19. Abraham Lincoln was the
16th president of the United
States
FACT- Because we can look at the list of
the President that he was the 16th President

20. French fries taste better
with ketchup
OPINION-Because other people may
say French fries taste better without
ketchup

21. Sunday is the best day of
the week.
OPINION- Because other people could
say Friday or Monday is the best day of
the week

22. The adult Human body
has 206 bones
FACT- Because Doctors have studied
the human skeletal system

23. John F. Kennedy was the
President in 1961-1963
FACT- Because we can look at the
Historical Record

24. The state of California in the
united states has the 7th
largest economy in the world
FACT- Because we can prove this
through economic records.

25. The Philippines has the
prettiest women in the world
Opinion-because other people may think that
women in other countries are more beautiful than
the women in the Philippines

26. The temperature outside is
20 degrees
Fact- because we can measure the
temperature

27. Abraham Lincoln was the
most eloquent writer of all
the U.S. President.
opinion-
Because other people may say that
other presidents were more eloquent

28. Apples are better than
bananas
opinion-
Because other people could say that
other bananas are better than apples

29. North America has the
highest population of dogs in
the world
fact-
Because we can find data to prove
that

30. Math is the hardest
subject
opinion-
Because other people may think that
other subjects are more difficult

31. Luzon is the largest island
in the Philippines
Fact-
we can measure the area of Luzon to
prove that is a largest

35. A Wife for a Life
Teacher Jeissa
January 30, 2023
Overview of the one act
play by Eugene O’ Neill

36. The play takes place in the
late 1800s in the “Wild West”
of the United States.
There are two main
characters: the older man
and the younger man (Jack).
They have been gold mining
partners for one year exactly.

37. In the opening scene, the old
man receives a message for
his mining partner, Jack (the
younger man).
Jack is not there. Both men
are in business together, so
that old man opens the
message, in case it relates to
their mining work.

38. “I am waiting. Come”
This is what the telegram
that was sent to the young
man says. The old man put
the message in his pocket
and forgot about it.

39. As the play progresses, the
audience learns that the old
man and young man met one
year ago. On that day, the
young man had saved the old
man’s life on a river in a
different gold mining town.
Since then, the two have
worked side-by-side.

40. Early in the act, Jack shows
the old man, gold that has
been found on two separate
parts of their gold mining
operations.

41. The two start to celebrate
their good fortune. The old
man was surprised to hear
that the young man wanted
to give up the gold mining
lifestyle, to be with a woman
that he loves.

42. The two agree that they may
need more workers. Jack
volunteers to go East (New
York) to recruit more
workers. Jack says that is
where his love lives.
The old man starts to ask
Jack about his love interest
and how they met.

43. Jack met Yvette at a mining
camp a couple of years ago in
Peru. She was married to an
older man who was a drunk
and did not pay her much
attention and treated her
poorly. Jack wanted to be
with Yvette. She cared for
Jack as well, but refused to
be unfaithful to her older
husband.

44. Yvette sent a picture to Jack a
year ago. She said that her
husband was convinced that
she was cheating on him, and
that he left on a mission to
find him. Yvette told Jack that
if her husband does not
return in one year, she will
send for Jack (as she can
legally separate from the
husband).

45. The old man realizes that he
gold mined in the same town
in Peru at roughly the same
time. As Jack shares more
details and shows the picture
that he received a year ago,
the old man realizes that
Yvette is his wife.

46. After talking, the old man
agreed that Jack should head
out East (New York) to recruit
more workers for their gold
mining business.
The old man knew that Jack
would be seeing Yvette. The
old man wished Jack the
best, and never admitted to
Jack that she was his wife.

47. The old man reached for his
gun on two occasions. He
never showed Jack his
reaction, or that Yvette was
his wife.
The old man passed along
the message (“I am waiting.
Come.) to Jack. Jack was
extremely happy.