First Quarter Summative Test in English 10
Quiz by Ma. Victoria Ambas
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- Q1
Specific Information is defined as______________
a comprehensive fact or description of something
a precise factor description of something
a simple fact or description of something
a meaningful fact or description of something
30sEN10LC-Ia-11.1 - Q2
Which is NOT a common example of a graphic organizer?
Network Tree
Process Flow Chart
Venn Diagram
Bar Graph
30sEN10RC-Ia-2.15.2 - Q3
A man wrote an article in the local newspaper telling about the need to recycle in the community. He gave reasons why recycling is important and ways it can be done easily. Author’s Purpose:____________________
to entertain
to persuade
to sermon
to inform
30sEN10VC-IVc-29 - Q4
When is a source of information considered effective?
Accurate and up-to-date information is provided by the source.
The source is free from on-line bashings and negative comments.
Many people can easily find the source.
It overly used social media platforms to disseminate the information.
30sEN10VC-IVa-15 - Q5
When reading to solve a problem, the first step is ______.
familiarizing
understanding
receiving
remembering
30sEN10LC-IIe-13.2 - Q6
The criteria being described when the message of the story is true to all races and culture of people is_________
realistic
universal
timeless
impactful
30sEN10RC-IIh-2.22 - Q7
Which best completes this statement? There is cohesion in spoken words if…
the speaker's speech is based on facts, plausible experiences
the speaker’s ideas are all connected to one another
the speaker speaks in a clear voice
the audience can relate to what the speaker is saying
30sEN10RC-IIi-2.22 - Q8
If you are going to comment on the fluency of a person speaking/presenting, you are going to focus on his/her:
facial expressions
the correctness of the ideas he/she is saying
correct way of pronouncing words
gestures as he/she talks
30sEN10RC-IIi-2.22 - Q9
It is the challenge the main characters need to solve in a story.
plot
exposition
conflict
climax
30sEN10VC-IVc-29 - Q10
Which is an example of listening for problem solving?
listening to a weather news report
listening to the teacher’s lecture
listening to a police report.
listening to a friend who has relationship issues
30sEN10LC-IIe-13.2 - Q11
What word best completes the sentence? With the advent of technology, information is easily disseminated via internet; __________during the time of our grandparents, the only means of communication is thru mail and phone.
contrary
in addition to
nevertheless
on the other hand
30sEN10VC-IVa-15 - Q12
If a writer wants the readers to describe the characters based on their dialogue, actions, and thoughts, what kind of characterization will the readers use?
Direct Characterization
Objective Characterization
Subjective Characterization
Indirect characterization
30sEN10RC-IIh-2.22 - Q13
You read a paragraph about the different ways eating junk food is harmful to kids. What graphic organizer is best to use if you want to present the details of this paragraph?
Process Flow Chart
T- Chart
Problem-Solution Chart
Network Tree
30sEN10RC-Ia-2.15.2 - Q14
Which is an example of a general statement?
In Quezon City, minors ages 12-17 are already being vaccinated since last week with Pfizer brand.
According to the news, Metro Manila will be in alert level 2 in terms its COVID19 condition.
In the previous months, one of the common brands of vaccine given to adults was Sinovac.
The threat of the pandemic is still present.
30sEN10LC-Ia-11.1 - Q15
How does a Venn Diagram help the readers?
presents the cause and effect relationship of ideas
shows similarities and differences between two ideas.
presents the relationship between ideas
gives the meaning of unfamiliar words in a paragraph
30sEN10RC-Ia-2.15.2