Q2 - ENGLISH9 - SUMMATIVE TEST
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It refers to written material such as poetry, novels, essays, etc.
Songs
Literature
Plays
News Article
120s - Q2
It refers to the time and place thestory happens.
Setting
Character
Theme
Plot
120s - Q3
It refers to the person or sometimes animal that takes part in the action of the story.
Theme
Setting
Character/s
Plot
120s - Q4
It is the central idea of a story or the lesson the author wants to convey to the reader.
Theme
Character/s
Plot
Setting
120s - Q5
It is the sequence of events or incidents that happen in a play or story.
Plot
Theme
Character/s
Setting
120s - Q6
It is when the character and setting are introduced.
Resolution
Exposition
Climax
Falling Action
120s - Q7
It is the most intense part and the turning point in the story or play.
Climax
Falling Action
Exposition
Resolution
120s - Q8
It is the action of solving the problem in the story, or its end.
Climax
Resolution
Exposition
Falling Action
120s - Q9
• Identify the exposition of the story.
The Little Match Girl (Summary)
It was a cold and dark last evening of the year. A poor girl is selling matchsticks in the dark and cold streets. She has lost her slippers and is shivering from cold. To protect herself from chilling cold, she takes shelter in a corner and sits down. She doesn’t want to go back home as she has not sold a single matchbox and her father would beat her for that reason.
To keep herself warm, she lights a matchstick. In the glow she sees various pictures. Every time she lights a matchstick, she sees a dream and as soon as it blows out, the dream vanishes. She sees shining dinner service, steaming roast goose, beautiful Christmas tree and sometimes a falling star which reminds her of her grandmother, the only person who loved her and is now dead. As she doesn’t want her grandmother to vanish, she lights one match after another to keep her vision alive. When all the matches are lit up, the child dies and is taken up to the heaven by her grandmother.
The little girl died dreaming of her grandmother.
A poor girl is selling matchsticks in the dark and cold streets.
The little girl lights a matchstick. In the glow, she sees her grandmother and various pictures so she keeps on lighting.
The little girl lost her slippers and is shivering from the cold.
300s - Q10
• Identify the rising action of the story.
The Little Match Girl (Summary)
It was a cold and dark last evening of the year. A poor girl is selling matchsticks in the dark and cold streets. She has lost her slippers and is shivering from cold. To protect herself from chilling cold, she takes shelter in a corner and sits down. She doesn’t want to go back home as she has not sold a single matchbox and her father would beat her for that reason.
To keep herself warm, she lights a matchstick. In the glow she sees various pictures. Every time she lights a matchstick, she sees a dream and as soon as it blows out, the dream vanishes. She sees shining dinner service, steaming roast goose, beautiful Christmas tree and sometimes a falling star which reminds her of her grandmother, the only person who loved her and is now dead. As she doesn’t want her grandmother to vanish, she lights one match after another to keep her vision alive. When all the matches are lit up, the child dies and is taken up to the heaven by her grandmother.
The little girl lights a matchstick. In the glow, she sees her grandmother and various pictures so she keeps on lighting.
The little girl lost her slippers and is shivering from the cold.
A poor girl is selling matchsticks in the dark and cold streets.
The little girl died dreaming of her grandmother.
300s - Q11
• Identify the climax of the story.
The Little Match Girl (Summary)
It was a cold and dark last evening of the year. A poor girl is selling matchsticks in the dark and cold streets. She has lost her slippers and is shivering from cold. To protect herself from chilling cold, she takes shelter in a corner and sits down. She doesn’t want to go back home as she has not sold a single matchbox and her father would beat her for that reason.
To keep herself warm, she lights a matchstick. In the glow she sees various pictures. Every time she lights a matchstick, she sees a dream and as soon as it blows out, the dream vanishes. She sees shining dinner service, steaming roast goose, beautiful Christmas tree and sometimes a falling star which reminds her of her grandmother, the only person who loved her and is now dead. As she doesn’t want her grandmother to vanish, she lights one match after another to keep her vision alive. When all the matches are lit up, the child dies and is taken up to the heaven by her grandmother.
The little girl lost her slippers and is shivering from the cold.
The little girl died dreaming of her grandmother.
A poor girl is selling matchsticks in the dark and cold streets.
The little girl lights a matchstick. In the glow, she sees her grandmother and various pictures so she keeps on lighting.
300s - Q12
• Identify the resolution of the story.
The Little Match Girl (Summary)
It was a cold and dark last evening of the year. A poor girl is selling matchsticks in the dark and cold streets. She has lost her slippers and is shivering from cold. To protect herself from chilling cold, she takes shelter in a corner and sits down. She doesn’t want to go back home as she has not sold a single matchbox and her father would beat her for that reason.
To keep herself warm, she lights a matchstick. In the glow she sees various pictures. Every time she lights a matchstick, she sees a dream and as soon as it blows out, the dream vanishes. She sees shining dinner service, steaming roast goose, beautiful Christmas tree and sometimes a falling star which reminds her of her grandmother, the only person who loved her and is now dead. As she doesn’t want her grandmother to vanish, she lights one match after another to keep her vision alive. When all the matches are lit up, the child dies and is taken up to the heaven by her grandmother.
The little girl died dreaming of her grandmother.
A poor girl is selling matchsticks in the dark and cold streets.
The little girl lights a matchstick. In the glow, she sees her grandmother and various pictures so she keeps on lighting.
The little girl lost her slippers and is shivering from the cold.
300s - Q13
What does the matches symbolize in the story?
fire
death
food
hope
120s - Q14
What is the theme of the story?
Never lose hope even in your darkest time.
Be grateful for what you have.
Your family will always be by your side.
Always respect and obey your parents.
120s - Q15
What is the social issue in the story that still exist today even here in our country?
Selling of matches in the cold winter night.
Children were not able to play and enjoy the winter.
Child Labor where the children’s work harms them.
Children’s right to have a proper education.
120s