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Vocabulary

1. Individually, choose the most appropriate word to complete the sentences.

a)Scientists use (experiments/stonies) to test their ideas.

b)Journalists use (clear language/complicated wonds) to ensure everyone understands the pews.

c)A (hypothesis/source) is a scientist's educated guess about what might happen.

d)A news article should always disclose the (source/headline) of its information.

Can you think of an example of a science diagram or chart you have seen before? Draw it or describe it in your notebook.

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The information provided in these texts must be truthful and reliable,and verified by the person, institution, or broadcasting entity (newspaper,radio station, news program, or magazine) that issues it, so as not to transmit false, erroneous, or inaccurate information.

1. In communities, classify these concepts about popular science texts and news articles and write them in your notebook. You can follow these suggestions:

Divide your sheet into two columns and label the columns with the headings "News Articles" and "Popular Science Texts."

b) Write these concepts in the corresponding column.



column
Editorial Article	Journalistic genre
Science communication	Monograph
Opinion artide	Essay
Mixed genre	Chronicle
Critical review	News story
Conference	Interview
Thesis	Report

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