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English Week 3 Summative Test
Quiz by Elisa Doria
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Which of the following best describes a context clue?
What is the meaning of 'azure' based on the context: 'The sky was azure, a bright blue that stretched across the horizon'?
In the line 'Her voice was melodious, like the sweet sound of a harp', what type of context clue is used?
What does the word 'valiant' mean in the context: 'The warrior was valiant, brave and fearless in the face of danger'?
Which word part is added at the beginning of a word to change its meaning?
Which of the following words contains a suffix?
How can we understand an unfamiliar word in a poem?
What is the function of affixes in English?
 In the phrase 'the mansion was eerie, with creaking floors and ghostly shadows', the word 'eerie' most likely means:
Which of the following is a universal truth expressed in Rizal’s poem?
Context clues are used to guess the meaning of unfamiliar words.
Prefixes are placed at the end of a root word.
'Melodious' and 'harsh' are examples of synonyms.
The author's background has no effect on the message of a poem.
A suffix can change the grammatical function of a word.
Jose Rizal’s poem reflects his personal relationship with the Creator.
The line 'His mercies never come to an end' shows doubt in God.
Affixes are used to add rhythm to a poem.
'Prudence' in a poem means lack of care or caution.
'Descend' in poetry means to move downward or come from.
A hint or phrase in a poem that helps define a difficult word.
An affix added at the beginning of a root word.
An affix added at the end of a root word.
The person who wrote the poem.
The type of clue where an opposite word is used for contrast.
A poem written by Jose Rizal studied in this week’s lesson.
The theme in Rizal’s poem that talks about divine help during tough times.
The root word in 'unfriendly'.
The affix in the word 'kindness'.
The literary device that compares unlike things using 'like' or 'as'.
What did you learn from Jose Rizal’s poem about having faith in times of difficulty? How can this lesson apply to your own life? (Answer below in 3–5 sentences.)