What is bias?, Treating everyone exactly the same, A fair judgment based on facts, An unfair preference or opinion, A law that protects people, Prejudice is best described as:, A decision made after careful thinking, A negative feeling or belief about a person or group without knowing them, A rule in school, A kind action toward others, Which situation shows bias?, Listening to all sides before deciding, Giving a prize only to friends, Helping someone in need, Following school rules, Why are bias and prejudice harmful?, They save time, They help people compete, They cause unfair treatment, They make people stronger, Prejudice is usually based on:, Evidence and facts, Personal experience only, Assumptions and stereotypes, Scientific research, A news article reports that Mount Everest is the tallest mountain in the world, Factual Text, Literary Text, A short story describes a young girl’s adventure in a magical forest where she talks to animals., Factual Text, Literary Text, A person judges someone based on rumors without knowing them personally., Prejudice, Bias, Maybe, What does relevance mean?, Something that is confusing, Something that is related and important, Something that is very old, Something that is popular, Personal relevance refers to ideas that are:, Important to everyone, Related to your own experiences, feelings, or interests, Found only in books, Taught by teachers, Life relevance means an idea is:, Entertaining, Only useful in school, Important in real-life situations and everyday living, Related to exams, Which example shows life relevance, Memorizing dates for a test, Learning teamwork through group activities, Copying notes from the board, Watching a movie for fun, What does truthfulness mean?, Expressing personal opinions freely, Conformity with fact or reality, showing complete sincerity and accuracy in all details, Avoiding mistakes at all times, Agreeing with what others say, Which is an example of a factual text?, Short story, Poem, News article, Myth, What is the main purpose of a literary text?, To give instructions, To present statistics, To entertain or express ideas and emotions, To explain scientific facts, A text that aims to convince the reader to agree with the writer’s opinion., Narrative Text, Persuasive Text, Discussion Text, Descriptive Text, A text that presents different sides of an issue before giving a conclusion., Persuasive Text, Descriptive Text, Discussion Text, Narrative Text, A survey shows that 85% of students prefer online learning over face-to-face classes., Testimonial Evidence, Statistical Evidence, Anecdotal Evidence, Analogical Evidence, “I used to struggle in math, but after practicing every day, my grades improved.”, Statistical Evidence, Anecdotal Evidence, Testimonial Evidence, Analogical Evidence, “A famous athlete shared that discipline helped him reach success.”, Statistical Evidence, Testimonial Evidence, Anecdotal Evidence, Analogical Evidence, Which type of evidence compares one idea to another to explain a point?, Statistical Evidence, Testimonial Evidence, Analogical Evidence, Anecdotal Evidence, “The Philippines is made up of more than 7,000 islands.”, Fact, Opinion, Guess, Belief, Chocolate ice cream is the best flavor.”, Fact, Opinion, Guess, Belief, A statement that is based on evidence or reality., Fact, Opinion, Guess, Belief, A statement that expresses what someone thinks or feels about something., Fact, Opinion, Guess, Belief

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