Assessment- Grade 7 (Second Quarter)

Which of the following statements does not describe a phrase?

• A collection of words that has an adjective and a verb

• A collection of words that may have nouns or verbals.

• A collection of words that does not express a complete thought.

• A collection of words that expresses/ stands as a single grammatical unit.

What are the two types of a clause?

• bound clause and free clause

• bound clause and independent clause

• dependent clause and free clause

• dependent clause and independent clause

What makes a group of words categorized as a ‘sentence’?

• when it expresses an incomplete thought

• when it expresses a complete/ whole thought

• when it has multiple articles and nouns only

• when it expresses an inadequate idea to the reader

Identify whether the group of words below is a phrase, a dependent clause, an independent clause or a sentence.

“to school”

• dependent clause

• independent clause

• phrase

• sentence

Determine the subject in the sentence below:

Maria reviewed her notes in preparation of her upcoming exams.

• Exams

• Maria

• Preparation

• Upcoming

What are the three different reading strategies?

• Fast reading, moderate reading, and slow reading

• Fast reading, moderate reading, and close reading

• Scanning, skimming, and close reading

• Scanning, skimming, and open reading

All of the statements below are descriptions of Scanning as a reading strategy. Which one is not?

• Eye movement is rapid.

• It is beneficial in research and study.

• It is used to study fact-heavy topics.

• It is used to get the general overview of the text.

Which is the core purpose of Skimming?

• in order to find specific facts

• in order to get a general overview of the text

• in order to fully understand a certain text

• it is for the comprehensive understanding of the text

1. Which is not a method of Close Reading?

• Bulleted list

• Question

• Recite

• Survey

Maria wants to save her time in reading a long novel. What strategy can you recommend her?

• Close reading

• Scanning

• Skimming

• None of the above