Exam Sked

We prepared sets of long quiz and exams for the second and third year students:

ENGLISH II – LONG QUIZ

I.      Choose the letter of the correct answer:

1.  Who wrote the poem “Song of the Flower”?

a.  William Hart – Smith

b.  Hank Peet

c.  Khalil Gibran

d.  N.V.M. Gonzales

2.  To what does the blue tent refer to in the poem?

a.  Sea

b.  Clouds

c.  Sky

d.  Stars

3.  To what does the green carpet refer to in the poem?

a.  Floor

b.  Grass

c.  Sea

d.  Trees

4.  Flowers are used in each of the following occasions except for:

a.  wedding

b.  funeral

c.  baptism

d.  courtship

5.  In the line “I look up high to see only the light”, light refers to:

a.  Morning

b.  Hope

c.  Love

d.  prayer

6.  In the line “never look down to see my shadow”, shadow refers to:

a.  Dark past and mistakes

b.  Evening

c.  Death

d.  None of the above

7.  Which part of the day is being referred to in the line “I join the birds in bidding the light farewell?

a.  Early morning

b.  Afternoon

c.  late afternoon to early evening

d.  midnight

8.  Why is the flower the last gift of the living to the dead?

a.  Old people love plants especially flowers

b.  We give flower to people who passed away

c.  Flowers beautify our surroundings

d.  Flowers may mark a start of a romance

9.  What causes the rhythmic swaying of the grass?

a.  Flowers

b.  Rain

c.  Wind

d.  Dancing

10.     Flowers are part of:

a.  Joy and pain

b.  Loyalty and betrayal

c.  Love and anger

d.  Spring and autumn

II.     Locate the adverb in each of the following sentences and write manner if it is an adverb of manner, place if it is an adverb of place, time when it is an adverb of time, degree if it is an adverb of degree or sentence if it is a sentence adverb.

11.     The cosmetic surgery was done flawlessly.

12.     Always think of me.

13.     Agnes listened to the doctor carefully.

14.     Maria stayed outside the building.

15.     Fernando drives very fast.

III.   Identification

16.     It is a paragraph that is always written in chronological   order.

17.     It is a person’s written account of his own life.

18.     It is a popular story handed down from earlier time and whose truth has not been ascertained.

19.     It is a short moral story with animals as characters.

20.     It is a short humorous anecdote with a punch line.

IV.     Write down five clauses and five phrases (21-30)

Prepared by:

Ma. Angelica M. Domingo

Shiela May Dumaran

Ramona Lena

Lanie May Tibulan

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ENGLISH III – LONG QUIZ

I. Choose the letter of the correct answer.

1.  Who wrote Happy Prince?

a.  Nathaniel Hawthorne       

b.  William Shakespeare

c.  Edgar Allan Poe

d.  Oscar Wilde

2.  Where did the story “Happy Prince” take place?

a.  Egypt

b.  The city

c.  Palace of Sans Souci

d.  India

3.  What did the Happy Prince see that made him cry?

a.  The misery of his city

b.  The insulting remark of a town councilor

c.  The boy who was crying for the moon

d.  The death of the Swallow

4.  Why did the Swallow felt warm even though it was cold?

a.  Because he saw the Reed

b.  Because of the fire in the fireplace

c.  Because he did something good

d.  Because he stayed beneath the statue of the Happy Prince

5.  What was the lovely bit of glass that the match girl found on the palm of her hand?

a.  Ruby

b.  Sapphire

c.  Gold

d.  Heart of the Happy Prince

6.  Which of the following is true about the “Happy Prince”?

a.  The Happy Prince has eyes of rubies and a sapphire on his sword hilt.

b.  When the Happy Prince was placed in the Palace of Sans Souci, he saw the miseries of the city.

c.  The Happy Prince had a high-pitched voice.

d.  He was replaced by the statue of the mayor.

7.  The sentence “He is as beautiful as a weathercock” made use of which figure of speech?

a.  Smile

b.  Metaphor

c.  Apostrophe

d.  Personification

8.  Why didn’t the Happy Prince know what tears were when he was living in the Palace of Sans Souci?

a.  Because he had companions in the garden

b.  Because sorrow is not allowed to enter the palace

c.  Because he was beautiful

d.  Because he is not solid gold

9.  Why were the people surprised to see the Swallow?

a.  Because winter is coming and it will be too cold for the swallow

b.  Because birds are not allowed in the city

c.  Because the Swallow plucked the eyes of the Happy Prince

d.  Because he talks

10.         Why does the Swallow dislike boys?

a.  Because they stopped him from flying to Egypt

b.  Because some boys threw stones at him before

c.  Because boys get sick

d.  Because they make him faint

II. Enumeration

11-13. On which parts of a sentence may the adjective be found?

14-18. What are the descriptive modifiers? Write them in the correct order when they are used to describe the same noun or pronoun.

19-20. What are the two kinds of numeral modifiers?

III. Give the comparative and superlative form of the following adjectives:

     21. shiny

     22. high

     23. meaningful

     24. independent

     25. bad

IV. Identification

     26. It is the most general sentence that is usually found in the beginning of the paragraph.

     27. It is a paragraph that aims to enumerate characteristics of an object.

     28. It is a paragraph that aims to give instructions or directions.

     29. It is a paragraph that tells a story.

30. It is a paragraph that aims to convince the readers to take the same stand about a certain topic or issue.

V. Matching each of the following words to its meaning. (To be answered by Humility ONLY)

    

           A                                    B

1.  Durst                a. extreme generosity

2.  Mantle               b. had the courage needed to do something

3.  Trifling             c. land on which fruit trees are grown

4.  Orchard              d. a loose sleeveless cloak

5.  Munificence          e. insignificant or with less importance

Prepared by:

Ma. Angelica M. Domingo

Shiela May Dumaran

Ramona Lena

Lanie May Tibulan

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ENGLISH II – EXAM

I.      Identify the sense (touch, hearing, sight, smell, taste) to which each of the following line appeals:

1.  At dawn I unite with the breeze. __________________________

2.  The plains are decorated with my beautiful colors. ________

3.  The air is scented with my fragrance. _____________________

4.  As I awaken, I stare at the sun. __________________________

5.  I drink dew for wine. _____________________________________

6.  I harken to the voice of the birds. _______________________

7.  I look up high to see only the light. _____________________

8.  I am a star fallen from the blue tent upon the green carpet. ___________________________________________________

9.  The sun is the only eye of the day. _______________________

10.         I am a kind word uttered and repeated by the voice of nature. ___________________________________________________

II.     Write P if it is a phrase and C if it is a clause.

1.  While we collected the data: ______________________________

2.  The temperature gradually increased: ______________________

3.  While collecting data: ____________________________________

4.  After he went to Japan: ___________________________________

5.  The man who is going to Japan: ____________________________

6.  After the boy went to school: _____________________________

7.  If Toto could talk: _______________________________________

8.  The tall gray skyscraper: _________________________________

9.  Through the cloud: ________________________________________

10.         When the bell rang: __________________________________

11.         Bought some meat: ____________________________________

12.         A hot sunny day: _____________________________________

13.         To stay in shape for competition: ____________________

14.         While these sparrows chip: ___________________________

15.         Before he comes: _____________________________________

III.   Fill in the blanks.

1.  A narrative paragraph is almost always written in ___________ order.

2.  An _________ is an account of a person’s life written by that person.

3.  A ______ is a short moral story with animals as characters.

4.  A __________ is a popular story handed down from earlier times and whose truth has not been ascertained.

5.  A narrative paragraph centers on ________ unified incident.

IV.     Underline the adverb in each of the following sentences and identify if it is an adverb of time, adverb of manner, adverb of place, adverb of degree or sentence adverb.

Example: He drove slowly. : Adverb of manner

1.  Walk faster if you want to keep up with me. : ___________

2.  She moved slowly. : _____________________________________

3.  My classmate still lives there. : _______________________

4.  She goes to school everyday. : __________________________

5.  He slept early. : _______________________________________

6.  Jones is sleeping upstairs. : ___________________________

7.  I accepted the responsibility willingly. : ______________

8.  The detective watched him closely. : ____________________

9.  I arrived late. : _______________________________________

10.     I will meet you outside. : ___________________________

11.     She walked carefully. : ______________________________

12.     She left to work abroad. : ___________________________

13.     Maureen sings beautifully. : _________________________

14.     I have to go somewhere else. : _______________________

15.     She spoke after dinner. : ____________________________

V.      Identify what kind of narration (Autobiography, Fable, Joke or Legend) each of the following is.

 I was born in London, on the 20th of May, 1806, and was the eldest son of James Mill, the author of the History of British India. My father, the son of a petty tradesman and (I believe) small farmer, at Northwater Bridge, in the county of Angus, was, when a boy, recommended by his abilities to the notice of Sir John Stuart, of Fettercairn, one of the Barons of the Exchequer in Scotland, and was, in consequence, sent to the University of Edinburgh at the expense of a fund established by Lady Jane Stuart (the wife of Sir John Stuart) and some other ladies for educating young men for the Scottish Church. He there went through the usual course of study, and was licensed as a Preacher, but never followed the profession; having satisfied himself that he could not believe the doctrines of that or any other Church. For a few years he was a private tutor in various families in Scotland, among others that of the Marquis of Tweeddale; but ended by taking up his residence in London, and devoting himself to authorship. Nor had he any other means of support until 1819, when he obtained an appointment in the India House. (Utilitarianism)

           Kind of narration: ________________________________________

An insurance man visited me at home to talk about our mortgage insurance. He was throwing a lot of facts and figures at me, and I wanted to follow as best I could, so I told my 6-year-old son to run and get me a pad. He came back and handed me a Kotex right in front of our guest. - Kate Newman, 46, Winston-Salem, NC

           Kind of narration: ________________________________________

A Mouse who always lived on the land, by an unlucky chance, formed an intimate acquaintance with a Frog, who lived, for the most part, in the water.

One day, the Frog was intent on mischief. He tied the foot of the Mouse tightly to his own. Thus joined together, the Frog led his friend the Mouse to the meadow where they usually searched for food.
After this, he gradually led him towards the pond in which he lived, until reaching the banks of the water, he suddenly jumped in, dragging the Mouse with him.

The Frog enjoyed the water amazingly, and swam croaking about, as if he had done a good deed. The unhappy Mouse was soon sputtered and drowned in the water, and his poor dead body floating about on the surface. A Hawk observed the floating Mouse from the sky, and dove down and grabbed it with his talons, carrying it back to his nest. The Frog, being still fastened to the leg of the Mouse, was also carried off a prisoner, and was eaten by the Hawk.

           Kind of narration: ________________________________________

        Once there lived a rich couple, Mang Dondong and Aling Iska who had a twelve-year-old daughter named Maria. Being dutiful, obedient, and kind, Maria was loved by everyone. But shyness was one of her distinct features, due to which she avoided interacting with people and used to lock herself in her room. Maria had a beautiful flower garden which was well-known all over town. She took care of her plants tenderly and patiently as the plants were her source of happiness and enjoyment.

        One day a group of bandits raided the village and killed every man they found for money. When Mang Dondong noticed the arrival of the bandits, fearing his daughter's safety, he decided to hide Maria in the garden. Aling hid herself in the house. She trembled with fear and prayed, "Oh my God! Save my daughter." Then suddenly the door opened and the bandits entered the house. They hit Mang Dondong on the head due to which he lost consciousness and fell to the ground. Aling tried to escape but was also hit by them on the head. The bandits pillaged the house and took away the money and jewelry. The bandits left the house to plunder some other village.

        When Mang and Aling regained consciousness they ran to the garden to look for Maria but she was not there. They searched again and again but Maria could not be found. Then suddenly something pricked Mang's feet and he saw a tiny plant closing its leaves. Both Mang and Aling knelt at their knees and took a closer look at the plant. After looking at the plant for a long time, they realized that the plant was their daughter Maria. Indeed, to save her from the bandits God transformed her into a plant. Aling wept uncontrollably and to their surprise, every tear was transformed into a small flower of the new plant that they found in the garden.

        After that Mang and Aling tended to the plant with immense   care, as they knew that in reality the plant was their child Maria. The plant was as shy as Maria and so they named it 'Makahiya', which in Tagalog means shyness.

Kind of narration: ________________________________________

Two lawyers arrive at the pub and ordered a couple of drinks. They then take sandwiches from their briefcases and began to eat.

Seeing this, the angry publican approaches them and says, 'Excuse me, but you cannot eat your own sandwiches in here!'

The two look at each other, shrug and exchange sandwiches.

           Kind of narration: ________________________________________

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ENGLISH III – EXAM

I.      Choose the letter of the correct answer.

1.  According to God and His angels, what were the two most precious things in the city?

a.  Statue and the mayor

b.  The match girl and the playwright

c.  Sapphires and rubies

d.  The broken heart and the dead swallow

2.  The Happy Prince is a story about

a.  Love and friendship

b.  Sorrow and joy

c.  Beauty and humility

d.  Obedience and simplicity

3.  What made the Swallow stay instead of flying off to Egypt?

a.  Love

b.  Pity

c.  Obedience

d.  Respect

4.  What social condition is tackled in the story?

a.  Poverty and ignorance

b.  Fame and power

c.  Overpopulation

d.  Peace and order

5.  Why did the Swallow’s friends left for Egypt?

a.  Because of poverty

b.  Because of boredom

c.  Because of the coming winter

d.  Because of sadness

6.  Which one is the consequence of the Swallow’s decision to stay?

a.  The Happy Prince’s blindness

b.  The Swallow’s death

c.  The Happy Prince looked like a beggar

d.  The Happy Prince felt sad

7.  From what point of view was the story told?

a.  First person

b.  Second person

c.  Third person

d.  None of the above

8.  What did the Little Swallow learn from the Happy Prince?

a.  Compassion for the poor

b.  Contentment

c.  Being industrious

d.  Simplicity

9.  The Happy Prince was admired by the people because:

a.  He is generous

b.  He is beautiful

c.  He is helpful

d.  He is friendly

10.         Why did the Happy Prince cry?

a.  Because the Swallow died

b.  Because he became blind

c.  Because he saw the misery of the city

d.  Because he was insulted

II.     Arrange the adjectives in each of the following sentences correctly.

1.  There are (fresh, red, five) apples on the table.

2.  The (silly, English, young) man drank the juice.

3.  A (round, metal, huge) bowl fell on the floor.

4.  I brought a (sleeping, small, red) bag.

5.  I found a (Italian, old, wonderful) clock.

6.  Albert gave Cindy a (blue, big, square) box.

7.  She threw the (pink, plastic, disgusting) ornament.

8.  I bought a pair of (leather, black) shoes.

9.  It was a (fast, red) car.

10.         It’s a (old, beautiful) building.

III.   Supply the correct adjective and identify its degree.

Example: Good: It’s better to give than to receive: Comparative

1.  Lonely: Juan was the _____ child in the room. : ________

2.  Long: What is the _____ river in the world? : __________

3.  Important: Imagination is ______ than knowledge. : _____

4.  Rich: Gerard is the _____ man in their town. : _________

5.  Tall: BJ is _____ than Budoy. : ________________________

6.  Sweet: Honey is _____ than sugar. : ____________________

7.  Large: Asia is the _____ continent in the world. : _____

8.  Expensive: Rolls Royce is _____ than Volkswagen. : _____

9.  Popular: Coffee is _____ than tea in Portugal. : _______

10.         Fast: A motorbike is _____ than a bike. : ___________

IV.     A. Classify following paragraphs as narrative, descriptive, explanatory or persuasive.

Public transport has a lot of benefits. It is open to all. It can even be used by children. You do not have to have a license before you get in. It is less stressful than driving your own car since all you have to do is sit back and wait until you reach your destination. With public transport, you do not have to worry about parking spaces too. It is also environment-friendly since a lot of people are riding one vehicle instead of having each of them drive their own car. These should be more than enough reasons to choose public transport.

           Kind of Paragraph:      ______________________________

          

Polar bears are very big. They are usually white in color. They have a special shape. Their bodies are covered with fur which keeps them warm.

           Kind of Paragraph: __________________________________

Larry suddenly woke up from a deep sleep. The sun was dazzling his half-open eyes, and he couldn’t figure out what time it was. The door to his room was closed; the house was immersed in some sort of reckless silence. He slowly got out of his bed and approached the bench right next to the window. For a moment, he thought, he heard a tapping sound coming from the attic. Then again he heard the sound, only this time it seemed to be somewhat closer. He looked outside the window and saw a man going by the left side of the road. On seeing Larry, the man approached his garden’s fence and whistled. At this point, Larry recognized Nick and waved his hand. He quickly got dressed and was about the get down to open the gate, but he again heard someone murmuring in the other part of the house. Larry decided to go to the attic and see what was causing this, now buzzing, sound. He got to the second floor of his house and looked toward the attic. He quickly opened its door and looked inside. Nothing was found. He was about to turn back and attend to his guest when he, suddenly, slipped on the stairs and fell. He called out to Nick to help him get up.

           Kind of Paragraph: ___________________________________

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           Kind of Paragraph: ___________________________________

B. Encircle the topic sentence of the paragraph. Then, underline the supporting sentences and draw a box around the concluding sentence.

Three important Swiss customs for tourists to know deal with religion, greeting, and punctuality. On Sunday, people rarely work in the garden, in the house, or even on the car. A tourist should say either “Herr” or “Monsieur” when greeting an acquaintance, and only use the person’s first name if he is a close friend. It is important to be on time to parties, business, meetings, and churches because Swiss hosts, factory bosses, and ministers all love punctuality. It is especially important for tourists to be on time for trains: Swiss train conductors never wait for late arrivers. In summary, Swiss customs are very easy to follow and very important to remember! (From Faculty Deanza)

V.      Use the following words to form a sentence with correctly arranged adjectives in series:

1.  The tall milkshake melted on delicious the counter creamy. :_________________________________________________________

2.  Liked Tom his expensive new car shiny. :

__________________________________________________________

3.  His John hot likes tacos and crunchy spicy. :

__________________________________________________________

4.  The comfy room’s large sofa fit the décor patterned well. :_________________________________________________________

5.  Resourceful Bill Gates and is inventive rich. :

__________________________________________________________

6.  He brown bought rolls two bread. :

__________________________________________________________

7.  Aunt stone wants a Betty stone gray coffee square table. :

__________________________________________________________

8.  king The took a 2-week exhausting trip. :

__________________________________________________________

9.  These are delicious chocolate-chip huge cookies! :

__________________________________________________________

10.     Alice prefers black Italian furniture leather. :

__________________________________________________________

11.     Archeologists animal large gets bones find very when they excited prehistoric. :

__________________________________________________________

12.     Happy Did read you about Macomber’s short, life? :

__________________________________________________________

13.     Nasty The pungent is coming odor laboratory the from. :

__________________________________________________________

14.     She was carrying a small blue canvas bag. :

__________________________________________________________

VI.     Draw a smiley on the space before the most dominant emotion in each of the following lines. (To be answered by Humility ONLY)

1.  I call that a piece of wonder, now.

__ admiration   __ arrogance   __ expectant   __ relief

2.   “She smiled, no doubt, whene’er I passed her; but who passed without much the same smile?” 

__ concern  __ anxiety   __ jealousy  __ exhaustion

3.   “She thanked men – good! But thanked someone I know not how – as if she ranked my gift of a nine hundred year old name with anybody’s gift,”

__ tiredness  __ intimidation  __ annoyance  __ rudeness

4.   “Even had you skill in speech – which I have not,”

__ frustration  __ disgust  __ humiliation  __ guilt

5.   “I gave commands; then all smiles stopped together,”

         __ envy  __ disappointed  __ satisfaction  __ shame