Activity 2: Trace it from the Source! The Philippines is one of the leading digital publishers in the world. It only shows that generating news or other issues has been part of our daily lives. As a student, list down five (5) news or issues you came across and identify the source where you have generated the information. News or Issues Source Example: Television (TV Patrol), social media (Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Pfizer vaccine against Covid-19. Vaccine Overview and Safety 1 CDC), Radio (Brigada FM) 1. 1. 2. 2. 3. 3. 4. 4. 5. 5.​

1. Activity 2: Trace it from the Source! The Philippines is one of the leading digital publishers in the world. It only shows that generating news or other issues has been part of our daily lives. As a student, list down five (5) news or issues you came across and identify the source where you have generated the information. News or Issues Source Example: Television (TV Patrol), social media (Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Pfizer vaccine against Covid-19. Vaccine Overview and Safety 1 CDC), Radio (Brigada FM) 1. 1. 2. 2. 3. 3. 4. 4. 5. 5.​

Answer:

1. Upcoming IPO

source: New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and NASDAQ

2. Poverty

source: T.V News Channel

3. Increasing of Teenage Pregnancy

source: TV Patrol, GMA

4. Substance Abuse Treatment Record

source: National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA)

5. 2021 Fukushima earthquake

source: TV News Channel

2. Part 1: Rules 1-3 1. A sentence (is, are) a group of words with a logical organization. 2. The list of items (is, are) on the desk. 3. A car and a bike (is, are) my means of transportation. 4. Neither Julia nor her sisters (brings, bring) lunch to school. 5. Melissa (is, are) a classmate of mine since elementary school. Part 2: Rules 4-6 1. Here (arrives, arrive) the visitors. 2. There (was, were) a man standing on the front yard. 3. One of my sisters (is, are) going on a trip to France. 4. Some of the cake (is, are) missing. 5. Either answer (is, are) acceptable. Part 3: Rules 7-9 1. Ten dollars (was, were) too much for him to pay for a volume of poetry. 2. The team (has, have) reached a decision. 3. "Friends" (is, are) a good television show, 4. Statistics (shows, show) that the country is striving. 5. The Philippines (comprises, comprise) of different islands.

Answer:

Pt.1:

1. A sentence is a group of words with a logical organization.

2.The list of items are on the desk.

3. A car and a bike are my means of transportation.

4. Neither Julia nor her sisters bring lunch to school.

5. Melissa is a classmate of mine since elementary school.

Pt.2:

1. Here arrives the visitors.

2. There was a man standing on the front yard.

3. One of my sisters are going on a trip to France.

4. Some of the cake is missing.

5. Either answer is acceptable.

Pt.3

1. Ten dollars was too much for him to pay for a volume of poetry.

2. The team has reached a decision.

3. "Friends" is a good television show.

4. Statistics show that the country is striving.

5. The Phillippines comprises of different islands.

3. Activity 3 Read the news below. List all examples you can find of each form of bias along with the quote or other evidence that shows the bias is there. Protesters gather on June 12, 2020 for a “party- themed gathering against the anti-terror bill. Jire Carreon, ABS-CBN News MANILA -- President Rodrigo Duterte is "inclined" to sign a tougher anti-terrorism bill that has sparked protests, his spokesman said Tuesday, after lawmakers submitted a copy of the measure to Malacañang. The bill is under review at the office of Executive Secretary Salvador Medialdea, Presidential Spokesman Harry Roque said. While the anti-terror bill has been submitted to the Palace, it is still being studied by the Office of the Executive Secretary. It has not been placed on the President's table, Roque said in a Palace press Briefing. In a television interview prior to the Palace press briefing, Roque said the President was "inclined" to sign the measure, which he also certified urgent. "Let’s just say that he’s (Duterte) taking a final look at it but I think he is inclined to sign it," Roque told CNN Philippines. Justice Secretary Menardo Guevarra over the weekend said his department was requested to comment on the proposed legislation to the Office of the President by Wednesday. "We'll review the proposed anti-terrorism bill as independently and objectively as possible, with only the security of the nation and the civil and political rights of the people in mind," Guevarra said in a statement released Saturday. Bias Evaluation Sheet 1. Bias through selection and omission 2.Bias through placement 3.Bias by word choice and tone 4.Bias by headline 5.Bias by photo, captions, and camera angles 6.Bias through names and titles 7.Bias through statistics and crowd counts 8.Bias by source control

Explanation:

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