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    Presentation G11 Dec.132022

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    The document defines a proposition as a declarative sentence that is either true or false. It provides examples of propositions and identifies whether example sentences are propositions or not. It also contains activities that ask readers to determine if sentences are propositions and identify the truth value of propositions. The performance task asks readers to write propositions about their experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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    The document defines a proposition as a declarative sentence that is either true or false. It provides examples of propositions and identifies whether example sentences are propositions or not. It also contains activities that ask readers to determine if sentences are propositions and identify the truth value of propositions. The performance task asks readers to write propositions about their experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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    Propositions

    Objectives:

    1. define proposition;
    2. illustrate a proposition; and
    3. identify whether a sentence is a proposition or not.
    Review

    Determine what type of sentence is each of the following.

    ____ 1. Your eye is the lamp of your body.


    ____ 2. When did you last hug your parents?
    ____ 3. Admit your fault.
    ____ 4. Since you are what you eat, then your food can
    describe your health.
    ____ 5. Life is more than food, and the body is more than
    clothing.
    Fact or Bluff?

    Sentences Answer
    1. You are taller in the morning than in the evening.
    2. By the age of 18, your brain stops growing.
    3. Sourness is taste in the tip of the tongue.
    4. There are more Chinese than American.
    5. Melatonin gives color to our skin.
    What is a proposition?
    A Proposition is a declarative sentence that is either true or
    false, but not both.
    - A true proposition has a truth value of “true”, otherwise, its
    truth value is “false”. Oftentimes, a small letter is used to
    denote a proposition. That is, the proposition
    a: It is getting clearer.
    may be read as
    a is the proposition “It is getting clearer.”.
    Moreover, a sequence of propositions may be denoted by
    𝑝1,𝑝2,𝑝3, …
    Determine if each sentence is a proposition or not. If it is, give
    its truth value.
    a: Grounding is beneficial to a person.
    b: Forgive and forget.
    c: Happy birthday!
    d: There is no stronger than the heart of a volunteer.
    p: 3! = 6/2
    q: Never mind, I am just joking.
    𝑝1: If an individual is great, then there is a teacher behind.
    𝑝2: Either a person saves before spending, or one spends before
    saving.
    𝑝3: It is not shame to greet the utility worker the same way as
    with the school principal.
    𝑝4: If a person is disabled, then he/ she is entitled to obtain a
    PWD ID, and if a person is entitled to obtain a PWD ID, then
    he/she is disabled.
    Activity 1.1
    Determine if each sentence is a proposition or not
    1. The largest continent is Asia.
    2. 2. Do I need to wash my hands regularly?
    3. 3. Occipital is the part of our brain responsible for vision
    so we have to be sure that it is taken care of.
    4. Happy Birthday, Inay Baby!
    5. The longest bone in the body is the femur.
    Activity 1.2
    Tell whether each of the propositions below is true or false.
    1. There are 10 years in a decade and 100 years in a century.
    2. One of the primary colors is yellow.
    3. Twenty-five is ¼ of a hundred.
    4. You will get 15 when you subtract 30 from 50.
    5. Fish is rich in protein and Vitamin D helps the body
    effectively absorb Calcium.
    Performance Task
    Around the globe, the human race experienced an unforgettable
    turning event in the year 2020. I, you and all the rest out there
    have in a way or another experienced the effects of the pandemic
    COVID-19. Write an essay or propositions about your actual
    experiences and your realizations in life while in this crisis.

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