Written Comprehension
Directions: Read the selected editorial and answer the questions. If no answer is available, just write "none."
1. (10%)
What is the main issue or problem in this editorial?
2. (10%)
a. Why is there such an issue?
b. What solution does this editorial suggest?
3. (10%)
What three arguments does the editorial give for the solution?
What two arguments does the editorial mention against the solution?
4. (20%)
What opinions are expressed in the editorial? Find three.
What facts are expressed in the editorial? Find two.
5. (10%)
On the same topic, can you find a general (G) and a specific (S) statement?
Written Production
6. (6%) Editorial Cartoon.
Find today's editorial cartoon and write one sentence summary telling the message conveyed.
7. (34%) A letter to the editor.
Write a letter to the editor formulating your own arguments about the
editorial you have just read. Express your opinion clearly and provide
details to support your opinion. If possible, suggest a solution to the
problem or issue and offer as well a means of implementation of your solution.
Maintain a courteous, polite tone. Include your name, address and phone
number. Write between 120-150 words.
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