[Q2] ENGLISH - LONG QUIZ AND 2ND PT REVIEWER
2ND PT REVIEWER AND LONG QUIZ
Test I. Direction: Encircle the letter of the correct
answer.
a. To change
the meaning of the root word
b. To
indicate the tense of the word
c. To specify
the number of syllables
d. To
determine the part of speech
2. Which of the following is an example of a prefix
that changes the meaning of a word to its opposite?
a. Un-
b. Re-
c. Pre-
d. Dis-
3. In the word "multicolored," what does the
root "color" signify?
a. The number
of colors
b. The
absence of color
c. The main
idea of the word
d. The
quality of being colorful
4. What is the purpose of a root in a word?
a. To modify
the meaning of the word
b. To provide
a specific context
c. To serve
as the main part of the word's meaning
d. To
indicate the word's grammatical category
5. Which of the following best describes the role of a
suffix in the word "happiness"?
a. It changes
the tense of the word.
b. It
indicates the number of syllables.
c. It
specifies the gender of the word.
d. It adds a
meaningful element to the root word.
6. In which category would you classify a user manual
or instruction guide?
a. Persuasive
Text
b. Narrative
Text
c. Expository
Text
d.
Descriptive Text
7. What is the primary purpose of a persuasive text?
a. To inform
and explain
b. To
entertain and amuse
c. To argue
and convince
d. To
describe and portray
8. Which type of informational text provides a
step-by-step sequence of events or actions?
a.
Descriptive Text
b. Procedural
Text
c.
Explanatory Text
d. Persuasive
Text
9. When assessing the credibility of a source, what
should you consider regarding the author?
a. Their
personal opinions
b. Their
educational background
c. Their
writing style
d. Their
popularity on social media
10. In which type of informational text would you
typically find data, statistics, and facts?
a. Narrative
Text
b.
Expository Text
c.
Descriptive Text
d.
Persuasive Text
11. Which criterion is important for evaluating the
reliability of an online source?
a. The
website's visual appeal
b. The
presence of emotional language
c. The
publication date and source authority
d. The
number of advertisements on the page
12. What is the primary goal of a narrative text?
a. To
explain a process or concept
b. To tell a
story or recount events
c. To
persuade and convince
d. To
describe a person, place, or thing
13. In an informational text, what does the term
"thesis statement" refer to?
a. A summary
of the main points
b. The
author's central idea or argument
c. A
humorous anecdote
d. A call to
action for the reader
14. Which type of informational text focuses on
presenting information in a visual format, such as charts or graphs?
a.
Expository Text
b.
Procedural Text
c. Visual
Text
d.
Persuasive Text
15. What is a key characteristic of a reliable source
of information?
a. The use
of strong emotional language
b. The
presence of biased opinions
c.
Consistency with other credible sources
d. The
author's intent to entertain rather than inform
16. Which of the following is an example of a root
word?
a.
Unhappiness
b.
Beautifully
c. Teacher's
d. Running
17. In the word "misunderstood," what does
the prefix "mis-" indicate?
a. The
absence of understanding
b. Correct
understanding
c. Multiple
understandings
d. A
positive understanding
18. What is the purpose of adding the suffix
"-able" to a word?
a. To show
the action of the word
b. To
indicate the opposite meaning
c. To
describe a quality or condition
d. To
signify a past tense
19. If you add the prefix "pre-" to the word
"view," what does the new word mean?
a. To view
again
b. To view
beforehand
c. To view
with others
d. To view
in a different way
20. In the word "unbelievable," what does
the suffix "-able" contribute to the overall meaning?
a. It
indicates negation or reversal.
b. It
emphasizes the root word.
c. It shows
the tense of the word.
d. It adds
the concept of possibility or capability.
21. Which type of informational text is likely to
include detailed descriptions using sensory language?
a.
Persuasive Text
b.
Expository Text
c.
Descriptive Text
d.
Procedural Text
22. What distinguishes a persuasive text from other
types of informational texts?
a. It
presents a step-by-step process.
b. It
focuses on providing objective information.
c. It aims
to influence the reader's opinion or behavior.
d. It
primarily tells a story or recounts events.
23. When evaluating the credibility of a source, what
does the domain of the website address indicate?
a. The
website's overall popularity
b. The
site's geographical location
c. The
subject matter or purpose of the website
d. The
author's social media presence
24. In an expository text, what is the primary purpose
of presenting facts, statistics, or evidence?
a. To
entertain the reader
b. To
provide a sequence of events
c. To
explain and inform about a topic
d. To
persuade the reader to take action
25. What is a common characteristic of procedural texts?
a. They aim
to entertain and amuse.
b. They
provide step-by-step instructions.
c. They
focus on presenting factual information.
d. They
primarily tell a story or convey events.
26. Analyze the word "disapprove." What does
the prefix "dis-" contribute to the meaning?
a. It
indicates a positive action.
b. It adds
emphasis to the root word.
c. It
negates or reverses the meaning of the word.
d. It
signifies the past tense.
27. Examine the word "unhappiness." What is
the role of the prefix "un-" in this word?
a. It
emphasizes the root word.
b. It
indicates a positive state.
c. It shows
the action of the word.
d. It
negates or reverses the meaning of the word.
28. Analyze the word "teacher's." What is
the function of the apostrophe in this word?
a. It
indicates possession or ownership.
b. It serves
as a plural marker.
c. It
separates the root and suffix.
d. It marks
the past tense.
29. Examine the word "running." What does
the suffix "-ing" suggest about the action in this word?
a. It
indicates past tense.
b. It
implies ongoing or present action.
c. It
signifies a negative action.
d. It
emphasizes the root word.
30. Analyze the word "unbelievable." What is
the role of the suffix "-able" in this word?
a. It
indicates negation or reversal.
b. It
emphasizes the root word.
c. It shows
the tense of the word.
d. It adds
the concept of possibility or capability.
31. Analyze the following passage: "The author
provides a series of steps to follow when assembling the product." Which
type of informational text is most likely being described?
a.
Persuasive Text
b.
Expository Text
c. Narrative
Text
d.
Descriptive Text
32. Examine the characteristics of a reliable source.
Which factor contributes most to the credibility of an online article?
a. The use
of emotional language
b. A
visually appealing layout
c. The
presence of cited references and sources
d. The
author's personal opinions
33. Analyze the following sentence: "The article
presents an unbiased overview of the historical events." Which type of
informational text is best represented in this statement?
a.
Persuasive Text
b.
Expository Text
c.
Descriptive Text
d. Narrative
Text
34. Examine the following claim: "According to a
study published in a reputable scientific journal..." What aspect adds credibility
to this source?
a. The
inclusion of personal anecdotes
b. The use
of complex and technical language
c. The
reference to a reputable scientific journal
d. The
absence of supporting evidence
35. Analyze the structure of an informational text.
What role does the conclusion typically play in an expository text?
a. It
introduces the main idea.
b. It
provides supporting details.
c. It
summarizes key points and reinforces the main idea.
d. It
engages the reader with a call to action.
36. Apply your knowledge of prefixes to create the
opposite of the word "comfortable."
a.
Discomfortable
b.
Uncomfortable
c.
Recomfortable
d.
Precomfortable
37. Utilize your understanding of suffixes to form a
noun from the adjective "celebrate."
a.
Celebration
b. Celebrator
c.
Celebrateful
d.
Celebratively
38. Apply your understanding of different types of informational
texts. Which genre would best fit a text that aims to persuade readers to adopt
a particular point of view on a controversial issue?
a.
Descriptive Text
b. Expository
Text
c. Persuasive
Text
d. Procedural
Text
39. Use your knowledge of assessing source
credibility. What action would you take to verify the reliability of
information found in an online article?
a. Check the
number of social media shares.
b. Verify the
publication date and author's credentials.
c. Rely on
your personal opinions about the topic.
d. Assess the
website's visual appeal.
40. Apply your understanding of informational text
analysis. If you encounter an article that provides step-by-step instructions
on how to repair a household appliance, what type of text is it most likely to
be?
a.
Descriptive Text
b. Expository
Text
c. Narrative
Text
d. Persuasive
Text
41. Evaluate the following words and identify the one
with a prefix that suggests opposition or reversal:
a.
Misunderstand
b. Postpone
c. Coexist
d.
Hyperactive
42. Critically assess the use of suffixes in the given
words and determine which one indicates the capability or capacity for
something:
a. Hopeful
b. Fearless
c. Tolerance
d. Sorrowful
43. Evaluate the credibility of two sources discussing
climate change. Source A is a peer-reviewed scientific journal, and Source B is
a personal blog. Which source is more likely to provide reliable information?
a. Source A
(scientific journal)
b. Source B
(personal blog)
c. Both
sources are equally reliable.
d. It depends
on the popularity of the blog.
44. Assess the reliability of an informational text by
considering the author's expertise. Which of the following authors is likely to
provide trustworthy information about space exploration?
a. An
astronomer with a Ph.D. specializing in astrophysics
b. A science
fiction writer known for imaginative space stories
c. A high
school student with a passion for astronomy
d. A
journalist covering a variety of topics, including space
45. Critically evaluate the credibility of a source
based on its website domain. Which domain is generally more reliable for
academic research?
a. .com
b. .gov
c. .net
d. .org
EXCHANGE PAPERS!
ENGLISH 6 ANSWER KEY:
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the answer key for the test paper:
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is the answer key for the test:
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d
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