ESOL 1 - CYCLE 2 - WEEK 2 - SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT 1

What does the phrase "our culture shines bright" (stanza 1) most likely suggest?

• The culture is literally glowing.

• The culture is admired and celebrated.

• The culture is fading over time.

• The culture is hidden from others.

In the line "Echoes of ancestors, we know where we’re from" (stanza 2), the word "echoes" most likely means...

• Loud sounds.

• Repeated voices.

• Reminders of the past.

• Empty noises.

The phrase "language flows like rivers" (stanza 2) suggests that...

• Language moves in one direction.

• Language is loud and chaotic.

• Language is natural and continuous.

• Language is harsh and unforgiving.

In the line "Through every triumph, we let it show" (stanza 3), the word "triumph" most closely means...

• Challenges.

• Celebrations.

• Failures.

• Victories.

In stanza 4, the phrase "Our food tells a story with each savory bite" uses the word "savory" to describe...

• Unpleasant tastes.

• Sweet desserts.

• Rich and enjoyable flavors.

• Spicy foods only.

What does the word "vibration" in "With family and love, a joyful vibration" (stanza 5) most likely represent?

• A physical movement.

• A feeling of excitement and happiness.

• A musical instrument.

• An earthquake.

In the line "The spirit does rise" (stanza 6), the word "rise" is used to convey...

• Getting taller.

• Becoming stronger or more energized.

• Falling down.

• Standing still.

The word "woven" in "A beautiful tapestry we’ve woven and made" (stanza 6) refers to...

• Sewing clothes.

• Creating connections or a complex cultural identity.

• Building a house.

• Singing songs.

In the phrase "With courage and hope we answer the call" (stanza 7), the word "call" likely refers to...

• A telephone call.

• A need for action or challenge.

• A loud noise.

• A friendly greeting.

The word "succumb" in "We shall not succumb" (stanza 7) most closely means...

• Surrender.

• Thrive.

• Hide.

• Celebrate.