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1.     Who are the characters in the “Story of the Rainbow?

a.     yellow, blue, and green

b.     green, orange, blue

c.     yellow, orange, blue, and green

d.     green, orange, yellow, blue, purple and indigo

• A

• B

• C

• D

1.     What lesson does the story "Magic Bahag" by Cheeno Sayuno emphasize through the magical bahag?

a.     The need to trust in fate and luck

b.     The significance of hard work and perseverance

c.     The value of self-confidence and believing in one’s ability

The importance of courage and standing up for what is right

• A

• B

• C

• D

1.     Assonance is a sound device when repeated vowel sounds appear in nearby words.

Which sentence best illustrates this sound device?

a.     I see the bee on the tree.

b.     He can play the piano well.

c.     The sun shone bright in the sky.

d.     The stars are twinkling in the night.

• A

• B

• C

• D

1.     Alliteration is a sound device that uses the same consonant sound at the beginning of nearby words. Which sentence shows an example of alliteration? 

a.     The cat sat on the mat.

b.     The bird flew across the sky.

c.     She was wearing a red hat.

d.      The big brown bear bounced by the bushes.

• A

• B

• C

• D

1.     In the sentence "His voice is as loud as a thunderstorm," what is the simile?

a.     as loud

b.     as a thunderstorm

c.     his voice

d.     thunderstorm

• A

• B

• C

• D

1.     The rain fell _____as a waterfall. What word should be placed in the blank to make it a sentence with a simile?

a.     slowly

b.     quietly

c.     softly

heavily

• A

• B

• C

• D

1.     What does the word "actual" mean in the context of "The actual number of Grade 4 learners is 22, not 25 as mentioned earlier"?

a.     real

b.     large

c.     imaginary

d.     colorful

• A

• B

• C

• D

1.     What does the word "settled" connote in the sentence: "Mang Jose and other fishermen settled near the shore"?

a.     to be calm and comfortable

b.     to come to a decision or agreement

c.     to arrange things in a neat order

d.     to build a home or establish a residence

• A

• B

• C

• D

 

1.     Which of the following statements represents a real-world- concept?

a.     Using magnets to levitate things

b.     Using a broomstick to travel anywhere

c.     Using flying carpets to carry objects

d.     Using a time machine to go back in life

• A

• B

• C

• D

Once upon a time, in a quiet mountain village, a young boy named Abeong discovered an enchanted bahag (traditional loincloth) in the forest. When worn, the bahag granted him the ability to understand the language of animals. Abeong used this magical gift to help his village by learning about approaching storms from the birds, locating hidden water sources from the squirrels, and protecting crops by heeding warnings from the insects. Over time, his kindness and willingness to listen earned him the trust and admiration of both animals and villagers. However, Abeong understood that his true strength lay not in the bahag, but in his compassion and wisdom.

Abeong’s use of the magic bahag to communicate with animals is an example of:

a.     fact

b.     opinion

c.     unreal

d.     fantasy

• A

• B

• C

• D