WorksheetsSources of information
Total questions: 65
Worksheet time: 34mins
What are the different sources of information?
Almanac, Atlas, Dictionary, Directory, Encyclopedia, Catalog
Textbooks, Reference Books, Journals and Magazine Articles, Newspaper Articles, Websites.
Skimming and Scanning
Authoritative sources of information that provide an in- depth coverage of a subject.
Textbooks
Almanac
Reference book
Dictionary
It can be used to identify other useful references.
Table of contents
Bibliography
Index
Are very useful parts of the book which allow the reader to check if particular topics may be found in the said
references. Select your answers.
Bibliography
Index
Table of contents
Dictionary
Referred to in order to check particular pieces of information
Websites
Newspaper Articles
Reference Books
Journal and Magazine Articles
Types of Reference Books.
Catalog, Atlas, Dictionary
Almanac, Dictionary, Directory, Encyclopedia
Bibliography, Table of contents, Index
Almanac, Atlas, Dictionary, Directory, Encyclopedia, Catalog
Contains specific facts, statistical data, tables of comparative information, and organized list of basic reference information related to people, places, or events.
Catalog
Atlas
Almanac
Contains an organized group of physical, political, road, and thematic group.
Encyclopedia
Atlas
Catalog
Contains word of a certain language, with information as to the origin, pronunciation, and definitions of the entry words.
Dictionary
Directory
Encyclopedia
Contains an organized list of people and organizations of some type. It lists other information, like addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, and others.
Newspaper
Dictionary
Directory
Contains an alphabetical listing of broad range of subjects with basic
information for each entry.
Encyclopedia
Newspaper
Almanac
A list or record which is systematically arranged like the items for sale or courses at a university, often including descriptions of the items in the list.
Catalog
Newspaper Articles
Websites
Published regularly and cover topical issues, the latest research and reviews of current literature.
Magazines
Journals
Newspaper Articles
Contain articles that are topical and current, written
by journalists for the general public.
Magazines
Journals
Websites
Published regularly and contain articles regarding local, national, and international news events.
Newspaper Articles
Websites
Directory
Useful sources of information, particularly those associated
with current and well- known people, places, and events.
Reference books
Textbooks
Websites
A method of rapidly moving the eyes over the text with the purposes of getting only the main ideas and a general view of the content.
Skimming
Scanning
Eye Rolling
Useful when looking for specific names, data, statistics, or facts without reading the entire article. Large parts of the text may be skipped without necessarily reading them.
Skimming
Scanning
Printing
What are the examples of Almanac. Select the correct answers
World Almanac
Reader's Digest Atlas
Book of Facts
Philippine Yearbooks
What are the examples of Atlas? Select your answers
Reader's Digest Atlas
World Almanac
Atlas of American History
What are the examples of Dictionary? Select the correct answers
Merriam-Webster's Dictionary
World Book Encyclopedia
UP Diksyunaryong Filipino
Book of Facts
What are the examples of Directory? Select the correct answers
PLDT Directory
CEAP Directory
Philippine Yearbook
What are the examples of Encyclopedia. Select the correct answers.
World Book Encyclopedia
Reader's Digest Atlas
Grolier's Encyclopedia
He is a hero who came from Botavora of the brave clan of LIpod. A mysterious man who had a power to make someone blind.
Baltog
Bantong
Handyong
Second hero who came to Ibalon. He built a community in Isarog City of Ibalon. His follower named a kind of rice after his name for his victory.
Handyong
Baltog
Bantong
Soldier who fought Giant Rabot. A man who uses his wisdom before fighting.
Bantong
Handyong
Bantog
A big boar who had big jaw bones and big fangs
Tandayag
Dambuhala
Triburon
One-eyed monster with three necks
Triburon
Tandayag
Dambuhala
Giant flying sharks
Triburon
Tandayag
Dambuhala
A serpent who can transform in a beautiful lady.
Tandayag
Oryol
Dambuhala
Half man and half beast with awesome and terrifying powers
Rabot
Tandayag
Oryol
Involves quoting the exact words uttered by the person, within quotation marks
Direct Speech
Indirect Speech
Does not have to be within quotes. In fact, unless one is relaying the exact words spoken. No quotation marks
Direct Speech
Indirect Speech
Choose the correct reported speech version of each statement.
Gabrie said, "I want to visit my friends this weekend."
Gabriel said he wants to visit his friends that weekend.
Gabriel said that he wanted to visit his friends that weekend.
Gabriel said that he wanted to visit his friends this weekend.
Choose the correct reported speech version of each statement.
Rodel said, "Im studying Math a lot at the moment."
Rodel said that he was studying Math a lot at that moment.
Rodel said that he was studying Math a lot at the moment.
Rodel said that I was studying Math a lot at that moment.
Choose the correct reported speech version of each statement.
They said, "We've lived here for several years now."
They said that they have lived there for several years now.
They said that they have lived here for several years now.
They said that they had lived there for several years now.
Choose the correct reported speech version of each statement.
He asked me, "Have you finished reading The Alchemist?"
He asked me if had I finished reading The Alchemist.
He asked me if I had finished reading The Alchemist.
He asked me if I finished reading The Alchemist.
Choose the correct reported speech version of each statement.
"I get up every morning at five o' clock", Rafael said.
Rafael said that he got up every morning at five o' clock.
Rafael said that I got up every morning at five o' clock.
Rafael said that he had got up every morning at five o' clock.
Type of humor used to intensify some situation or something.
Exaggeration/Hyperbole
Incongruity
Surprise
Type of humor that refers to lack of harmony between two statements or events.
Incongruity
Exaggeration/Hyperbole
Surprise
Type of humor that are always found in literature with the creation of suspense, the introduction of new characters, sometimes an unexpected end to a situation.
Incongruity
Exaggeration/Hyperbole
Surprise
Type of humor that is generally more prevalent in comedies, are also conveyed in literature through events that are often beyond the common sense to understand and judge.
Pun
Slapsticks
Surprise
Type of humor that is sharp, bitter, or cutting remark on something or someone.
Pun
Slapsticks
Sarcasm
Type of humor that is a common source of humor in jokes and they certainly are one of the most common types of humor
Pun
Slapsticks
Sarcasm
Type of humor in literature that means something has been said or done but is different from what the speaker has meant.
Slapsticks
Pun
Irony
Identify the type of humor used in the sentence below:
This bicycle is a thousand years old.
Exaggeration/Hyperbole
Sarcasm
Pun
Identify the type of humor used in the sentence below:
His brain is the size of a pea.
Exaggeration/Hyperbole
Slapsticks
Irony
What is the past tense of the verb:
work
works
worked
workked
What is the past tense of the verb:
help
helps
helped
help
What is the past tense of the verb:
cut
cutted
cut
cuts
What is the past tense of the verb:
laugh
lauf
laughed
laughs
What is the past tense of the verb:
be
was/were
was
were
What is the past tense of the verb:
tell
told
telled
tells
What is the past tense of the verb:
break
broke
broked
breaked
What is the past tense of the verb:
go
goed
went
goes
What is the past tense of the verb:
have
had
haved
haves
What is the past tense of the verb:
teach
tought
taught
teached
What is the past tense of the verb:
leave
leaved
leaves
left
What is the past tense of the verb:
hear
heard
heared
hears
What is the past tense of the verb:
run
runned
ran
runed
What is the past tense of the verb:
get
got
geted
getted
What is the past tense of the verb:
choose
chose
choosed
choses
What is the past tense of the verb:
fly
flew
flied
flyed
What is the past tense of the verb:
ask
askd
asked
asks
What is the past tense of the verb:
invite
invites
invited
inviteed
