GRADE 10 ENGLISH ASSESSMENT
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- Q1
Which best explains the purpose for writing a research report?
to express a personal support about a person, an activity, or a group
to give or share reliable information to others
to show that a person (e.g. a student) knows a topic very well
to convince people to believe an idea or do something
60s - Q2
In what way is a research report related to campaigns and advocacies?
Both are written in a formal and objective language.
Campaigns and advocacies use information or data from research as support for their claims.
Research reports, campaigns, and advocacies are read by a huge number of people including experts, students, and ordinary citizens.
Just like a research, campaigns and advocacies are also written by experts.
60s - Q3
This means that only fair and accurate information is to be included in a research report. What characteristic of research is this?
impersonal
objective
formal
informative
60s - Q4
When is a text considered multimodal?
If it uses different ways of communication.
If there are words in it.
If the speaker uses gestures and facial expressions.
If it has pictures.
60s - Q5
What multimodal elements are typically present in a live speech performance?
pictures and words
words and gestures
pictures and gestures
words and voice
60s - Q6
Which is considered as the first step in composing multimodal outputs?
Review or revise your multimodal output.
Research about your topic.
Think of a topic for your multimodal output.
Look for multimodal elements that will complement your output (ex. pictures, charts).
60s - Q7
Which of the following is an assertion?
From my point of view, the youth of today are becoming more rebellious.
It is my belief that the teenagers of Marikina are all responsible.
For me, teenage life is hard.
Teenagers are really creative.
60s - Q8
In what way is opinions and assertions similar?
Statements of opinions and assertions both use words that emphasize like truly, really, very, greatly and others.
Statements of opinions and assertions are both based on facts, observations, and personal experiences.
Both opinions and assertions can be proven 100% to be true or correct.
Both assertions and opinions use signal words like for me, in my view, and I believe.
60s - Q9
What is considered as the last or final step in formulating opinions and assertions?
Use signal words and words that emphasize.
Think of a topic.
Write a sentence that supports your opinion/assertion statement.
Write what you think, feel, or believe about a topic.
60s - Q10
The topic of an argumentative essay is usually ________. Which best completes this sentence?
local events
about science and health
politics
controversial issues
60s - Q11
This is a writer’s view about an issue which he/she will explain and defend in the argumentative essay. What do you call this part?
exposition
restated position
writer’s opinion
thesis
60s - Q12
Harada is going to write the closing paragraph of his argumentative essay. Which of the activities below will he do?
give suggestions or advice to his readers
think of a title that will capture the main idea of his essay
share his observations or experiences which are connected to the topic
defend his opinion on an issue
60s - Q13
What is the main purpose for writing an expository essay?
to criticize something/someone
to give information to readers
to entertain readers
to convince people to believe or act
60s - Q14
Which is an example of an expository writing?
a paragraph arguing about that it is better to use herbal medicine than medicines brought at a drugstore
a commercial convincing the audience to vote for a politician
a story of a man lost at sea, trying to find his way home
an essay explaining the history of Facebook
60s - Q15
What is considered as the first important step in writing an expository essay?
Make a claim.
Think of a title for the essay.
Focus on a topic.
Research for arguments.
60s