Tell whether the pronoun in capital letters is Reflexive or Intensive. I MYSELF love to be with good people.

Alex splashed HIMSELF with water.

The children made that rug THEMSELVES.

Jun knows HIMSELF very well.

Did you teach YOURSELF music?

He valued HIMSELF much.

The students brought THEMSELVES flowers.

She HERSELF submits the papers.

The class president gave HIMSELF a break.

Aida HERSELF sold ten books.

I don't want to deliver the goods MYSELF.

The Greeks THEMSELVES felt at home with human Gods.

They knew how they amused THEMSELVES even in banquets.

Even Hera, the jealous wife HERSELF could be feared.

Orpheus HIMSELF wanted to go back to his mother.

Perseus tried to make HIMSELF succeed in his quest.

He HIMSELF wanted to go back to his mother.

Andromeda gave HERSELF to Perseus.

They brought THEMSELVES to danger.

The children could not do their project THEMSELVES.

II. Choose the letter of the best answer. 1. It restates the arguments and expresses a call to action.

2. The statement that asserts what the writer/speaker wants the reader/listener to believe on or to do.

3. It contains the reasons, exampels, statistics, opinions used to support a point of view or stand.

4. It refers to any severe, or repeated use by one or more students of written or electronic expressions, or a physical act or a combination thereof directed to other student/s.

5. It refers to a traditional story that is rooted in a particular culture, is basically religious and serves to explain a belief, a mysterious natural phenomenon or a ritual.

6. It is a statement experiencing the preposition argument or view.

7. It refers to words that strongly appeal to emotion.

8. It tries to convince readers to do something or to accept the writer's point of view.

9. It is an erroneous appeal to emotion used as persuasive technique.

10. It refers to treatment or consideration of, or making a distinction in favor of or against, a person or thing based on the group, class, or category to which that person or thing belongs rather than on individual merit.

III. Tell the function of the Capitalized modals. 1. Is this the challenge I MUST face?

2. Of course, you MAY accept that as part of the bargain.

3. I don't believe I WILL do it now.

4. I believe you CAN do it if you try.

5. Yes, I CAN do it.

6. You MUST help your parents.

7. You MAY go with your friends if you are done with your work.

8. All those who strive hard CAN achieve what they want.

9. You MAY follow the suggestions given.

10. Students MUST study their lessons everyday for them to succeed in their studies.

IV. Identify to what sense do the given sentences appeal. 1. The rainbow gives color to my gloomy day.

2. My heart swelled upon knowing the successes of my students.

3. I was awaken with the soft fur of my puppy tickling my ears.

4. The spaghetti we shared was so yummy.

5. The buzzing of the bees distracts my concentration.

6. The actresses and the actors of the movie I watched were so versatile.

7. I never saw a mountain as wonderful as the one I stepped on today.

8. The trees were dancing gracefully when strong winds strike.

9. I love the scent of your perfume.

10. Can I ask for the recipe of your dessert? It is so delicious.