DIVISION SDO Laguna GRADE LEVEL
Focus Skill Drawing Inclusive Date
Conclusion
Reference: https://study.com/academy/lesson/drawing-
Project REACH conclusions from-a-reading-selection.
Reading
Material No. 1
Your guide to draw conclusion:
Drawing conclusions is using information that
is implied or inferred to make meaning out of
what is not clearly stated. Writers give readers
hints or clues that help them read between the
lines, since not everything is explicitly stated or
spelled out all the time. If that were the case in
books and in real life, then the coffee shop
conversation would've resulted in the woman
saying exactly how annoyed she was rather
than simply saying the word 'fine' in a faster than in some other areas of
suggestive manner. In order to effectively draw
conclusions, readers need to:
•Consider what they already know from their
own experiences
•Gather all of the information that the author
has given them (characters' personalities,
feelings and motivations, the time period and
place, conflicts, etc.)
Get ready!
Directions: Select the best conclusion for each
situation. On your answer sheet, write only the
letter of your choice.
Vernique had not studied very hard for the
English test. She was very worried she
would not do well. Her eyes widened when
her teacher handed back her test with a
100% written on the top.
1. Vernique most like feels:
A. anxious C. surprised B. embarrassed
Upset D. upset
Indicative Planning is the fourth economic
model, and it is the system used by Japan, in
conjunction with a market system. This is a
method of planning that allows different
producers to meet with the government to set
policies for the good of the people. It is
dissimilar to central planning, which has an
imperative plan. In the indicative planning
system, as its name implies, companies give
the government an indication of what they plan
to do
GRADE 10
March 8 to 12
2. What can we conclude about indicative
planning?
A. Allows for producers to meet with
government to set policy.
B. It is not a policymaking process
C. Is used in Asian markets
D. None of these
The world of on-line charting is an exciting
and rapidly changing place. Advances in this
area of technology seem to be made even
technology. The health and medical sector
are now growing at a pace that outstrips the
other sectors, even in times of economic
difficulty. With the generation of baby
boomers aging and needing more health
services, this sector will continue to grow for
a number of years.
3. Which of these can NOT be inferred from
the passage?
A. The health sector will continue to grow B.
Medical charting can be a time-consuming
process.
C. The economy has not impacted medical on
line charting technology.
D. Advancements in on-line charting are
rapidly changing the way that medical practices
do business.
. “The apartheid government tried to
brainwash the white population in order to
perpetuate their regime. Consequently, I
learned to question everything and to not
accept the status quo. I automatically
learned to mistrust the system. This
questioning transferred itself to how I feel
about the conventional medical system
where I believe that many if not most regular
doctors are also brainwashed.”
- Dr. Frank Lipman, MD, Founder and
Director of the Eleven Eleven Wellness
Center in New York, New York
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DIVISION SDO Laguna GRADE LEVEL GRADE 10

Focus Skill Drawing Inclusive Date March 8 to 12

Conclusion

Reference: https://study.com/academy/lesson/drawing-
Project REACH conclusions from-a-reading-selection.
Reading
Material No. 1

4. What is the most striking (or surprising)
detail from Dr. Lipman’s interview? A. He
questions everything.
B. He refuses to accept the status quo
C. He believes doctors are brainwashed
D. He trusts Western medicine
racing as she pushed off from the top.
Trees, bushes, and children zoomed past
her as she glided herself down the slope. At
the bottom of the bunny slope, Juanita was
thrilled. She had made it without falling

Touch
6. You can conclude that Juanita…
For a child, a touch holds great significance: A. Didn’t want to take ski lessons
Aladdin produces a genie by touching the B. Fell down the mountain
magiclamp; Cinderella’s coach appeared at
C. Panicked on top of the mountain
the touch of her fairy godmother’s wand; and
D. Was anxious about her trip
handsome princes awaken beautiful,
bewitched princesses with their kisses. Adults, 7. The author suggests that beginning
too give touch great symbolic meaning in skiers use the…
everyday conversation. They promise to “keep
in touch,” are “touched” by a tender scene in a A. Any slope they want to be ski
film and accredit the hostess with having a B. Bunny shape
“special touch” for hospitality. C. Black slope

5. Based on the passage, what do you think

this article is about?
A. Respectful communication
B. Respect for your profession
C. Respect for a diverse Society
D. Working with a child or adolescent
Not many days were left. Juanita was going
to be skiing down a mountainside in three
days. Sometimes she felt like her insides
would explode when she thought about the
trip. She was so excited that it was getting
harder and harder to sleep at night. It was
her first time to ski, but Juanita felt like she
was "born to ski." Every night she talked to
her dad about skiing, and he explained how
to ski to her. She thought she could do it.
They finally made it to the ski slopes, and
Juanita was ready to solo. Her heart was
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