Worksheets2nd Quarter Review
Total questions: 55
Worksheet time: 44mins
These are types of animal tales that teach a moral using animal characters that have human personalities.
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It is a type of narrative that deals with human relationships with the gods, and gods’ relationship with each other.
(a)
It explains natural phenomena, creation, and tribal beginnings.
(a)
It is a long narrative in verse telling the deeds and adventures of a legendary hero.
(a)
They are witty and humorous short sayings or pieces of folk wisdom that emerge from the general culture rather than being written by a single, individual author.
(a)
It is a witty and ingenious rhyming couplet usually recited as a game in social gatherings and wakes.
(a)
It is used to mean something other than what is written, symbolized, suggested, or implied.
(a)
It is a method of writing by which the author uses ordinary words to create an image.
(a)
It is the general atmosphere created by the author’s words.
(a)
It is the one talking in the poem.
(a)
It is the receiver of the message of the speaker in the poem.
(a)
It is the main topic or subject that is being talked about in the poem.
(a)
It is the arrangement of words in the sentence.
(a)
Bahay ni Ka Huli
Haligi'y bali-bali
Ang bubong ay kawali
sampayan
langit
alimango
kasoy
bayabas
Abot na abot ng tingin
Hindi mo naman marating
sampayan
langit
alimango
kasoy
bayabas
Isang prinsesa,
punong-puno ng mata.
kasoy
bahay
pinya
gagamba
aso
Hindi pari, hindi hari
pero ang damit ay sari-sari.
kasoy
bahay
pinya
sampayan
langaw
Naghanda ang katulong ko,
Nauna pang dumulog ang tukso
kasoy
bahay
pinya
sampayan
langaw
Bata pa si Nene,
Marunong nang manahi.
kasoy
bahay
pinya
gagamba
aso
Narito na si Katoto,
May dala-dalang kubo.
alimango
bayabas
anino
pagong
langaw
Sa umaga ay nagtataboy;
Sa gabi ay nag-aampon.
langit
kasoy
bahay
pinya
gagamba
Mataas kung nakaupo
Mababa kung nakatayo
aso
kasoy
bahay
pinya
gagamba
Hindi prinsesa, hindi reyna,
Nakasuot ng korona.
sampayan
alimango
bayabas
anino
pagong
Isang prinsesa,
nakaupo sa tasa
langit
kasoy
bahay
pinya
pagong
Ako'y may kaibigan,
Kasama ko kahit saan.
alimango
bayabas
anino
pagong
langaw
Identify the sentence pattern used in each sentence.
The reporter made the president angry because of his remark.
S-IV
S-LV-C(N)
S-LV-C(A)
S-TV-DO
S-TV-DO-OC
Identify the sentence pattern used in each sentence.
McDreamy was the best neurosurgeon in Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital.
S-IV
S-LV-C(N)
S-LV-C(A)
S-TV-DO
S-TV-DO-OC
Identify the sentence pattern used in each sentence.
Elizabeth Browning composed a remarkable poetry.
S-IV
S-LV-C(N)
S-LV-C(A)
S-TV-DO
S-TV-DO-OC
Identify the sentence pattern used in each sentence.
Alexander gave her Mom a bouquet of flowers for her birthday.
S-LV-C(A)
S-LV-C(N)
S-TV-DO
S-TV-DO-OC
S-TV-IO-DO
Identify the sentence pattern used in each sentence.
The huge clock on the first floor seems broken.
S-LV-C(A)
S-LV-C(N)
S-TV-DO
S-TV-DO-OC
S-TV-IO-DO
Identify the sentence pattern used in each sentence.
The cat ran fast into that dark long alley.
S-LV-C(A)
S-LV-C(N)
S-TV-DO
S-TV-DO-OC
S-IV
Analyze each item and choose the figure of speech used.
“Between the lower east side tenements,
The sky is a snotty handkerchief.”
(a)
Analyze each item and choose the figure of speech used.
“Trust is a shiny crystal sheet of glass,
Not something to take advantage of.”
(a)
Analyze each item and choose the figure of speech used.
“Love is like sunlight
Absorbed through the skin
Like a photosynthesis of feelings
Illuminating the inner me.”
(a)
Analyze each item and choose the figure of speech used.
I can’t present my speech like this.
My stomach’s a soup of dread
But luckily my best friend Rafi
Has a needle and some thread.
(a)
Analyze each item and choose the figure of speech used.
Earth felt the wound; and Nature from her seat,
Sighing, through all her works, gave signs of woe.
(Paradise Lost by John Milton)
(a)
Infer the mood in the following poetry and songs.
Did I say something wrong? Did you hear what I was thinking? / Did I talk way too long when I told you all
my feelings that night? / Is it you? Is it me? Did you find somebody better? / Someone who isn't me, 'cause I
know that I was never your type / Never really your type.
sad
confused
peaceful
optimistic
loved
Infer the mood in the following poetry and songs.
And in this crazy life, and through these crazy times / It's you, it's you; you make me sing / You're every
line; you're every word; you're everything.
sad
confused
peaceful
optimistic
loved
Infer the mood in the following poetry and songs.
The struggles I'm facing / The chances I'm taking / Sometimes might knock me down but / No I'm not
breaking / I may not know it / But these are the moments that / I'm going to remember most yeah / Just got to keep going / And I / I gotta be strong / Just keep pushing on...
sad
confused
peaceful
optimistic
loved
Infer the mood in the following poetry and songs.
Staring at the ceiling in the dark / Same old empty feeling in your heart / Love comes slow and it goes so
fast / Well you see her when you fall asleep / But never to touch and never to keep
sad
confused
peaceful
optimistic
loved
Infer the mood in the following poetry and songs.
Heal the world / Make it a better place / For you and for me / And the entire human race / There are people
dying / If you care enough for the living / Make it a better place / For you and for me...
sad
confused
peaceful
optimistic
loved
Analyze each statement and tell the imagery used.
The crashing and banging coming from the kitchen alerted me to the intruder’s presence.
(a)
Analyze each statement and tell the imagery used.
The aroma of a turkey roasting filled grandmother's kitchen.
(a)
Analyze each statement and tell the imagery used.
The bright red, orange and yellow flames shone brightly as the piercing howls surrounded us. The only images we could see in the distance were set of glowing dots that continued to come closer to our camp.
(a)
Analyze each statement and tell the imagery used.
The mud felt slimy and cold between my toes.
(a)
Analyze each statement and tell the imagery used.
Joe plucked an apple right from the tree and crunched into it, the tart juices filling his mouth and running down his chin.
(a)
Complete each sentence with the verb that agrees with the subject.
In a marathon, few of the starters (a) (finish) the race.
Complete each sentence with the verb that agrees with the subject.
(a) (Be) you satisfied with the movie that we watched last Saturday?
Complete each sentence with the verb that agrees with the subject.
Fifty kilometers (a) (be) too far for a run.
Complete each sentence with the verb that agrees with the subject.
The councilors and the mayor usually (a) (engage) themselves in charitable activities.
Complete each sentence with the verb that agrees with the subject.
After work, they often (a) (go) to the coffee shop.
Complete each sentence with the verb that agrees with the subject.
Akiko or Jessica (a) (represent) our class in pageants every year.
Complete each sentence with the verb that agrees with the subject.
Over the rainbow (a) (fly) a bird.
Complete each sentence with the verb that agrees with the subject.
Neither my friends nor my classmates (a) (join) the annual dance competition.
Complete each sentence with the verb that agrees with the subject.
Mayor Abby Binay, along with her subordinates, (a) (come) up with new programs for all the Makatizens every year.
