Formative Test#3 Grade X

The Lucky Dollar

One day, a man named Tom was walking down the street when he found a dollar bill on the sidewalk. He picked it up and thought to himself, "This is my lucky day!" As he continued walking, he saw a lottery ticket stand and decided to use the dollar to buy a ticket.

Later that evening, Tom watched the lottery drawing on TV. To his astonishment, his ticket number was announced as the winner of the grand prize of one million dollars. Tom was ecstatic and started planning how he would spend his newfound wealth.

The next day, Tom went to the lottery office to claim his prize. As he handed over his ticket, the clerk examined it and said, "I'm sorry, sir, but this ticket is for last week's drawing."

Tom walked out of the lottery office, still holding the dollar he had found.

What is the twist in the story?

• Tom finds a million dollars on the street.

• Tom's ticket is for a different lottery.

• Tom loses the dollar bill.

• om wins the lottery but loses the ticket.

• Tom forgets to watch the lottery drawing.

Which part of the story describes the orientation? (from the text)

• Tom finding the dollar bill and deciding to buy a lottery ticket

• Tom winning the lottery

• Tom planning how to spend the money

• Tom going to the lottery office

• The clerk examining Tom's ticket

What is the main purpose of a spoof text?

• To inform the reader about an event

• To entertain and humor the reader

• To describe a person or place

• To persuade the reader to take action

• To explain a process or procedure

Which part of a spoof text introduces the characters and setting?

• Orientation

• Event

• Twist

• Climax

• Conclusion

In a spoof text, what is typically found in the twist?

• A surprising and unexpected ending

• A detailed description of a character

• A summary of the main event

• An introduction to the setting

• A moral lesson

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a spoof text?

• It contains humorous elements

• It always ends with a moral lesson

• It includes a twist at the end

• t describes events in a sequence

• It aims to entertain the reader

What is the sequence of the generic structure in a spoof text?

• Orientation - Event - Twist

• Event - Orientation - Twist

• Twist - Event - Orientation

• Orientation - Twist - Event

• Twist - Orientation - Event

What kind of ending does a spoof text usually have?

• Predictable and straightforward

• Sad and emotional

• Suspenseful and unresolved

• Unexpected and humorous

• Open-ended and ambiguous

Which statement is true about the orientation in a spoof text?

• It concludes the story with a surprise

• It sets up the situation and characters

• It describes the twist in detail

• It provides the moral lesson of the story

• It presents the main conflict

Why is the twist an essential part of a spoof text?

• It provides detailed background information

• It resolves the main conflict

• It delivers the humor and surprise

• It introduces new characters

• It explains the significance of the event