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ENGLISH 3 - FIRST QUARTER

Total questions: 153

Worksheet time: 5hrs 51mins

Name

Class

Date

1.

The words hello, good morning and thank you are some of the ________ that we use every day.

a)

thank you

b)

Goodbye

c)

May I help you.

d)

Courteous expressions

2.

You say these words before you go to sleep.

a)

Goodbye

b)

I am sorry

c)

Good night

d)

May I help you.

3.

You say this before you leave the place.

a)

Goodbye

b)

I am sorry

c)

Good night

d)

May I help you.

4.

What will you say if you hurt someone.

a)

Goodbye

b)

I am sorry

c)

Good night

d)

May I help you.

5.

If someone gave you a gift.

a)

Thank you

b)

I am sorry

c)

Good night

d)

May I help you.

6.

You want to help someone.

a)

Thank you

b)

I am sorry

c)

Good night

d)

May I help you.

7.

The group of words that expresses complete thoughts, begins with the capital letters and end with punctuation mark.

(a)

8.

Part of a sentence that states what the sentence is about. It can be a person, a place, or a thing. it is who or what in the sentence. The doer in the sentence.

(a)

9.

Part of sentence that states something about the subject. It tells about the subject.

(a)

10.

A word or group of words that does not express a complete thought.

(a)

11.

Iani and Ate Cj

a)

phrase

b)

sentence

12.

A difficult cross-stitch design

a)

phrase

b)

sentence

13.

Amy’s project

a)

phrase

b)

sentence

14.

The two girls

a)

phrase

b)

sentence

15.

A long hair

a)

phrase

b)

sentence

16.

Earl and Nyll’s birthday

a)

phrase

b)

sentence

17.

In a glass

a)

phrase

b)

sentence

18.

In a glass

a)

phrase

b)

sentence

19.

Goldfish for Tom

a)

phrase

b)

sentence

20.

A difficult cross-stitch design

a)

phrase

b)

sentence

21.

Borrowed my guitar

a)

phrase

b)

sentence

22.

Arrived at the petshop

a)

phrase

b)

sentence

23.

Drove the car

a)

phrase

b)

sentence

24.

Gifts in whatever forms like toys, clothes and trip

a)

phrase

b)

sentence

25.

Chirping happily outside my window

a)

phrase

b)

sentence

26.

Does the giraffe have a long neck?

a)

phrase

b)

sentence

27.

Mom paid for the presents

a)

phrase

b)

sentence

28.

Birthdays are fun

a)

phrase

b)

sentence

29.

Look!

a)

phrase

b)

sentence

30.

Stars twinkle at night

a)

phrase

b)

sentence

31.

Your Bag is beautiful

a)

phrase

b)

sentence

32.

Agnes writes nicely

a)

phrase

b)

sentence

33.

He is our class president

a)

phrase

b)

sentence

34.

Sit down!

a)

phrase

b)

sentence

35.

Tom looked for the goldfish

a)

phrase

b)

sentence

36.

Iani saw some frogs in a glass box.

a)

phrase

b)

sentence

37.

His brother wished for a ball

a)

phrase

b)

sentence

38.

His brother wished for a ball

a)

phrase

b)

sentence

39.

identify the colored word if it is a subject or predicate.

God made all things bright and beautiful.

(a)

40.

identify the colored word if it is a subject or predicate.

Reden fetches water from the well.

(a)

41.

identify the colored word if it is a subject or predicate.

Different kinds of trees swayed with the wind.

(a)

42.

identify the colored word if it is a subject or predicate.

The birds are chirping happily outside my winds.

(a)

43.

identify the colored word if it is a subject or predicate.

Stars twinkle at night.

(a)

44.

identify the colored word if it is a subject or predicate.

Mrs. Cruz my mentor, taught me many valuable things in life.

a)

subject

b)

predicate

45.

identify the colored word if it is a subject or predicate.

Virgie an Emilia are nature lovers.

a)

subject

b)

predicate

46.

identify the colored word if it is a subject or predicate.

All creatures great and small inhabit the earth.

a)

subject

b)

predicate

47.

identify the colored word if it is a subject or predicate.

Let us praise God for the wonderful things He has made.

a)

subject

b)

predicate

48.

identify the colored word if it is a subject or predicate.

I enjoy all the beautiful things He provides us with.

a)

subject

b)

predicate

49.

identify the colored word if it is a subject or predicate.

Clouds are white and fluffy.

(a)

50.

identify the colored word if it is a subject or predicate.

Flowers add color and beauty to our surrounding.

(a)

51.

identify the colored word if it is a subject or predicate.

Dolphins are friendly sea mammals.

(a)

52.

identify the colored word if it is a subject or predicate.

The sun rises in the East.

(a)

53.

identify the colored word if it is a subject or predicate.

The narra tree is our national tree.

(a)

54.

identify the colored word if it is a subject or predicate.

Some insects are helpful to different kinds of plants.

a)

predicate

b)

subject

55.

identify the colored word if it is a subject or predicate.

The plane left a trace in the sky.

a)

predicate

b)

subject

56.

identify the colored word if it is a subject or predicate.

God is the creator of all things.

a)

predicate

b)

subject

57.

identify the colored word if it is a subject or predicate.

The vintas swayed gracefully from the horizon.

a)

predicate

b)

subject

58.

identify the colored word if it is a subject or predicate.

The children interpret the poem creatively.

a)

predicate

b)

subject

59.

Sentence that states a fact. It is something called the telling sentence, begins with a capital letter and ends with a periods (.).

a)

declarative sentence

b)

interrogative sentence

c)

imperative sentence

d)

exclamatory sentence

60.

Sentence that states a question. It is called asking sentence, begins with capital letter and ends with a question mark (?).

a)

declarative sentence

b)

interrogative sentence

c)

imperative sentence

d)

exclamatory sentence

61.

Sentence that express a command or a request. It begins with the capital letter and ends with period (.).

a)

declarative sentence

b)

interrogative sentence

c)

imperative sentence

d)

exclamatory sentence

62.

Sentence that expresses a strong or sudden emotion. It begins with the capital letter and ends with an exclamatory point (!).

a)

declarative sentence

b)

interrogative sentence

c)

imperative sentence

d)

exclamatory sentence

63.

Doctors and nurses are our modern heroes in

fighting against Covid-19.

a)

declarative sentence

b)

interrogative sentence

c)

imperative sentence

d)

exclamatory sentence

64.

What an amazing story that is!

a)

declarative sentence

b)

interrogative sentence

c)

imperative sentence

d)

exclamatory sentence

65.

Are we really going to receive tablet computer from

Mayor Isko Moreno?

a)

declarative sentence

b)

interrogative sentence

c)

imperative sentence

d)

exclamatory sentence

66.

Please look up for the meaning of both words in

the dictionary.

a)

declarative sentence

b)

interrogative sentence

c)

imperative sentence

d)

exclamatory sentence

67.

I love the beautiful and historical city of Manila.

a)

declarative sentence

b)

interrogative sentence

c)

imperative sentence

d)

exclamatory sentence

68.

Wear this coat.

a)

declarative sentence

b)

interrogative sentence

c)

imperative sentence

d)

exclamatory sentence

69.

It’s raining stars!

a)

declarative sentence

b)

interrogative sentence

c)

imperative sentence

d)

exclamatory sentence

70.

Letty danced around with joy.

a)

declarative sentence

b)

interrogative sentence

c)

imperative sentence

d)

exclamatory sentence

71.

Please use this to wrap the puppy.

a)

declarative sentence

b)

interrogative sentence

c)

imperative sentence

d)

exclamatory sentence

72.

Are you happy for them?

a)

declarative sentence

b)

interrogative sentence

c)

imperative sentence

d)

exclamatory sentence

73.

God sees us and watches over us.

a)

declarative sentence

b)

interrogative sentence

c)

imperative sentence

d)

exclamatory sentence

74.

Mother gave me some cookies.

a)

declarative sentence

b)

interrogative sentence

c)

imperative sentence

d)

exclamatory sentence

75.

Please share this book with your classmate.

a)

declarative sentence

b)

interrogative sentence

c)

imperative sentence

d)

exclamatory sentence

76.

Watch out, there are falling debris!

a)

declarative sentence

b)

interrogative sentence

c)

imperative sentence

d)

exclamatory sentence

77.

How many apples in the basket?

a)

declarative sentence

b)

interrogative sentence

c)

imperative sentence

d)

exclamatory sentence

78.

Oh, what a beautiful dress!

a)

declarative sentence

b)

interrogative sentence

c)

imperative sentence

d)

exclamatory sentence

79.

Let’s dance, little doggie, we’re rich!

a)

declarative sentence

b)

interrogative sentence

c)

imperative sentence

d)

exclamatory sentence

80.

They lived happily ever after.

a)

declarative sentence

b)

interrogative sentence

c)

imperative sentence

d)

exclamatory sentence

81.

Dance with joy.

a)

declarative sentence

b)

interrogative sentence

c)

imperative sentence

d)

exclamatory sentence

82.

How gorgeous your dress is!

a)

declarative sentence

b)

interrogative sentence

c)

imperative sentence

d)

exclamatory sentence

83.

When will be back to school?

a)

declarative sentence

b)

interrogative sentence

c)

imperative sentence

d)

exclamatory sentence

84.

Kindly interpret the story.

a)

declarative sentence

b)

interrogative sentence

c)

imperative sentence

d)

exclamatory sentence

85.

She picks grapes in the garden.

a)

declarative sentence

b)

interrogative sentence

c)

imperative sentence

d)

exclamatory sentence

86.

Who is our new classmate?

a)

declarative sentence

b)

interrogative sentence

c)

imperative sentence

d)

exclamatory sentence

87.

Yehey! We won again.

a)

declarative sentence

b)

interrogative sentence

c)

imperative sentence

d)

exclamatory sentence

88.

Listen to your teacher carefully.

a)

declarative sentence

b)

interrogative sentence

c)

imperative sentence

d)

exclamatory sentence

89.

The water carried my shoes away ____

a)

.

b)

?

c)

!

90.

Those things were gold ____

a)

.

b)

?

c)

!

91.

What are these things shining on the ground___

a)

.

b)

?

c)

!

92.

Please help me. I am cold ___

a)

.

b)

?

c)

!

93.

Does Letty deserve to be rewarded ___

a)

.

b)

?

c)

!

94.

She covered the puppy with her skirt ___

a)

.

b)

?

c)

!

95.

Do you believe that good deeds are rewarded ___

a)

.

b)

?

c)

!

96.

Kindly describe the main character in the story ___

a)

.

b)

?

c)

!

97.

I am cold ___

a)

.

b)

?

c)

!

98.

Do you agree with me ___

a)

.

b)

?

c)

!

99.

Look ___ The stars are falling from the sky ___

a)

.

b)

?

c)

!

100.

Are you sick ___

a)

.

b)

?

c)

!

101.

There are spiders in the bathroom ___

a)

.

b)

?

c)

!

102.

Answer the exercises on page 35 ___

a)

.

b)

?

c)

!

103.

Wash the dishes ___

a)

.

b)

?

c)

!

104.

Is a guide or model to be followed when making something.

a)

patterns of sentence

b)

subject

c)

object

d)

verb

105.

The doer in the sentence. it the the noun or pronoun in the sentence.

a)

patterns of sentence

b)

subject

c)

object

d)

verb

106.

Action word in the sentence.

a)

patterns of sentence

b)

subject

c)

object

d)

verb

107.

Receiver of the action in the sentence

a)

patterns of sentence

b)

subject

c)

object

d)

verb

108.

He’s eating an orange

a)

verb

b)

subject

c)

object

109.

My sister Mellisa reads slowly.

a)

verb

b)

subject

c)

object

110.

Paully walked very slow.

a)

verb

b)

subject

c)

object

111.

James loves her job

a)

verb

b)

subject

c)

object

112.

Jack and Jill are eating.

a)

verb

b)

subject

c)

object

113.

The two teachers were talking.

a)

verb

b)

subject

c)

object

114.

James loves her job

a)

verb

b)

subject

c)

object

115.

The yellow taxi is coming.

a)

verb

b)

subject

c)

object

116.

My sweet mother bought delicious cake.

a)

verb

b)

subject

c)

object

117.

The princess enjoyed the music recital immensely.

a)

verb

b)

subject

c)

object

118.

Many students submitted their project very late.

a)

verb

b)

subject

c)

object

119.

James loves her job

a)

verb

b)

subject

c)

object

120.

The player hit the ball.

a)

verb

b)

subject

c)

object

121.

I gave my gift to Mama.

a)

verb

b)

subject

c)

object

122.

The children were playing basketball.

a)

verb

b)

subject

c)

object

123.

The typhoon hit the Bicol Region.

a)

S-V

b)

S-V-O

124.

I want one of these books.

a)

S-V

b)

S-V-O

125.

My friend baked a yummy bread.

a)

S-V

b)

S-V-O

126.

The doctor gave donation to the victim of typhoon.

a)

S-V

b)

S-V-O

127.

The princess enjoyed the music recital immensely.

a)

S-V

b)

S-V-O

128.

The farmer harvested all the vegetables.

a)

S-V

b)

S-V-O

129.

The sleepy baby slept fitfully.

a)

S-V

b)

S-V-O

130.

The little tiger roar loudly.

a)

S-V

b)

S-V-O

131.

My cousin David won.

a)

S-V

b)

S-V-O

132.

The yellow taxi is coming.

a)

S-V

b)

S-V-O

133.

The twin brother Earl and Nyll played.

a)

S-V

b)

S-V-O

134.

The water boiled.

a)

S-V

b)

S-V-O

135.

The tree are swaying gracefully.

a)

S-V

b)

S-V-O

136.

The turtle in the pond swim slowly.

a)

S-V

b)

S-V-O

137.

The kinder student write neatly.

a)

S-V

b)

S-V-O

138.

The horse in the forest ran fast.

a)

S-V

b)

S-V-O

139.

Mama waters the plant everyday.

a)

S-V

b)

S-V-O

140.

Earl, Nyll, and Iani are watching Book of Life.

a)

S-V

b)

S-V-O

141.

The butterflies sip the nectars of the flowers.

a)

S-V

b)

S-V-O

142.

The children sing happy song.

a)

S-V

b)

S-V-O

143.

The little princess hugged the queen.

a)

S-V

b)

S-V-O

144.

Lorna wants a new bicycle.

a)

sentence

b)

phrase

145.

The flowers in the garden

a)

sentence

b)

phrase

146.

The cat jumped on the bed.

a)

sentence

b)

phrase

147.

More sugar in the recipe

a)

sentence

b)

phrase

148.

There are three green cushions on the couch.

a)

sentence

b)

phrase

149.

The children swim on the river.

a)

sentence

b)

phrase

150.

James eats all the soda crackers.

a)

sentence

b)

phrase

151.

Parked the car on the street

a)

sentence

b)

phrase

152.

Returned home for dinner

a)

sentence

b)

phrase

153.

The pretty girls wear their new dress.

a)

sentence

b)

phrase

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