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TASK 1:
1. Category: Goal
Explanation:
The manifesto is about The National Democratic Front of the Philippines
and the broad mass of the people intends to happen to fight the COVID-19
pandemic and look after the health and welfare of the people. It belongs to
the category “goal” since the assertion shares a positive outcome for
everyone.
2. Category:List and Rules
Explanation:
The manifesto sets 12 easy steps on how to vote on election day.
3. Category: Goal
Explanation:
The manifesto is about the foul or bad language on TV programs relates
on drama series, films, etc. that affects the behavior of children upon
exposure of such programs. It belongs to the category goal because adults
intends to minimize children’s exposure by keeping it out of children’s
program.
TASK 2:
ARGUMENTS:
1. A lot of children are crazy about video game play.
2. Some parents encourage their children with a belief that it can
increase their dexterity and improve IQ.
3. Unfavorable effects on verbal memory, attention, sleep, learning and
comprehension.
4. Associated with most types of addiction.
5. Repeated exposure to an addictive substance or behavior such as
playing video games conditions the brain cells in key areas like the
prefrontal cortex—the area of the brain involved in planning and
executing tasks—to crave and go after the substance or behavior causing
the release of dopamine.
ANALYSIS:
1. The manifesto indicates the argument about “Video Games Adversely Affect
the Children”s Brain”
2. The first reason the author makes to support his conclusion, “a lot of
children in the Philippines and worldwide are crazy about video games play
(VGP)”
3. List of reasons:
a) It can increase their children’s dexterity and could even improve
their IQ.
b) Improve certain types of visual agility skills.
c) Release of the hormone dopamine is increased, which is associated
with most types of addiction.
d) “Hijacking the pleasure center,”which is the same reward circuit in
the brain involved motivation and memory.
e) It unfavorably affecting the child’s memory, learning and motivation
to acquire other knowledge and skills.
f) The end result is being “addicted” to the source of pleasure, and in
our children’s case—addiction to video games.
4. Main reason: many children, they may prefer playing their video games than
doing their school assignments or reviewing for their exams.
TASK 3:
Situation Your mother is in critical condition while laboring your
youngest sibling and according to the doctor only one has
the chance to survive. Because of this, the doctor is asking
you to decide as to who should be kept alive.
Stand/Position Both of them must kept alive
Explanation A doctor shouldn’t ask to make decisions like that. It is a
decision for the doctors to make. And if the mother is in
labor, she can undergo cesarian section to deliver the baby.
That situation, both of them will survive.
Evidence Labour will already have begun in almost all cases when you
are called to a woman’s home or when she arrives at your
Health Post. One of the most critical assessments you have
to make in Labour and Delivery Care is at the time when you
first attend a labour. Rapid early assessment is required so
that you can decide on the care needed for the labouring
mother, in case immediate referral or emergency measures are
required. If all is well, you need to take the woman’s
history in detail and conduct a physical examination in
order identify the stage of labour that she has reached, and
discover any information from her history that may affect
the progress or outcome of her labour. This study session
builds on the assessment and history-taking skills you
developed during your study of the Antenatal Care Module.
Conclusion Life is really important to all beings as they have freedom
to live. As a conclusion, both of them (Mother and Baby)
must be alive.
TASK 4:
Issue: Who is a better leader: Someone who is loved or someone who is

feared?
Stand: Someone who is loved
Argument: It is important for a leader to be loved, respected and admired.

This enables a mutual relationship between the people and their leader, as
they understand that their opinions are valid and significant to their
ruler. Leaders who are loved are able to convey their ideals and achieve
their purposes more effectively as it relates to the interests of the
people.
Evidence: Julius Caesar, JFK in the United States, and Ghandi as a leader of
his peace movement in India, all were loved by their people at some point,
and led their nations to happiness and prosperity.
WRAPPING UP.
1. What is a manifesto and an argument?s

Manifesto is a document publicly declaring the position or program of
its issuer. It advances a set of ideas, opinions, or views but it can
also lay out a plan of action. While it can address any topic, it most
often concerns art, literature, or politics.
Argument are reasons or the reasoning given for or against a matter
under discussion — compare evidence, proof.
2. How does presenting reasonable arguments contribute to defending a stand

effectively?
Presenting reasonable arguments may help the presenter to defend
his/her stand effectively by: containing a clear preposition or statement
that must be defended, assessing conflicting opinions or opposing views on
the issue, taking a firm stand on the issue, listing arguments in an
organized manner to defend the stand and considering your audience/reader.

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TASK 1:

2. Category:List and Rules

Issue: Who is a better leader: Someone who is loved or someone who is

Stand: Someone who is loved

Argument: It is important for a leader to be loved, respected and admired.

1. What is a manifesto and an argument?s

2. How does presenting reasonable arguments contribute to defending a stand

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