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Eng9 First Quarter Long Quiz Simplicity

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The Original settlers of the Britain are called Briton, while the ________________________ are the settlers of the other sea.

a)

The Americans

b)

The Germanic Tribes

c)

The Anglo-Saxons

d)

The Anglo-Americans

2.

The settlers from the other side of the sea are composed of three tribes namely ____________,

a)

American, Saxons, German

b)

French, German, European

c)

Jutes, Angles, Saxons

d)

Anglos, Britons, Americanos

3.

If Angles are the most ___________________ tribe, then Saxons are the most ________________.

a)

populated, powerful

b)

powerful, disciplined

c)

planned, strong

d)

powerful, populated

4.

The people are not __________ and the literary works are not _____________ during the Dark Age.

a)

inspired, decided

b)

happy, strong

c)

motivated, optimistic

d)

sad, inspired

5.

If Heroism is written by Pagans and the Britons are____________, then the authors of Heroic Poetries are the _________________________.

a)

Christians, Anglo-Saxons

b)

Catholics, Angles

c)

Christians, Angles

d)

Catholic, Anglo-Saxons

6.

_________ is a story of a great warrior who saves the Kingdom and everyone who is in danger or is in need of help.

a)

King Arthur

b)

Beowulf

c)

King Hrothgar

d)

Sir Gawain

7.

The author is unknown but it is believed that it was written during the _____________ by the ______________.

a)

Dark Ages, Angles

b)

Medieval, Anglo-Saxons

c)

Dark Ages, Anglo-Saxons

d)

Middle Age, Angles

8.

What is a straight forward form of literature, wherein the author expresses his thoughts and feelings in a lucid way?

a)

Prose

b)

Poem

c)

Poetry

d)

Prose-poetry

9.

What is the form of literature in which the poet uses a unique style and rhythm, to express intense experience?

a)

Prose-poetry

b)

Prose

c)

Poem

d)

Poetry

10.

If Prose uses straight-forward languages, what do the Poetry uses to express its imaginative nature?

a)

Impressive & Decorated

b)

Expressive & Decorated

c)

Impressive & Empathetic

d)

Expressive & Empathetic

11.

What Old English Word that we still use today describes someone Pretending to work when you’re really doing nothing at all?

a)

Gnashgab

b)

Woofits

c)

Fudgel

d)

Stalwart

12.

What Old English Word that we still use today describes An incorrect view of something a person will not let go of?

a)

Mumpsimus

b)

Zwodder

c)

Ditty

d)

Contumelious

13.

What Old English Word that we still use today describes The feeling of warmth of the sun in winter?

a)

Jargogle

b)

Apricity

c)

Hither

d)

Erstwhile

14.

Which of these words is not considered as an Interjection?

a)

Although

b)

Hurray

c)

Eureka

d)

Groovy

15.

All of these statements are true except one. Which of these statements is not true?

a)

A sentence has a subject.

b)

A sentence has a predicate.

c)

A sentence can stand alone as a fragment.

d)

A sentence expresses a complete idea.

16.

A _________________ does not contain a subject and a verb, and therefore it cannot stand alone as a sentence.

a)

Phrase Sentence

b)

Phrase Fragment

c)

Clause Fragment

d)

Clause Sentence

17.

A clause fragment has a subject and a verb. However, it does not express a complete idea.

a)

Phrase Sentence

b)

Phrase Fragment

c)

Clause Fragment

d)

Clause Sentence

18.

What is this type of Phrase Fragment that will need a verb and whatever other parts of a sentence that is needed to complete it.

a)

Adverb Fragment

b)

Adjective Fragment

c)

Conjunction Fragment

d)

Noun Fragment

19.

I. Joy arrived after a long trip from Sweden. With her husband and three children.

II. Joy arrived with her husband and three children after a long trip from Sweden.

III. Who arranged the Singapore trip.

IV. The agent who arranged the Singapore trip came to see you yesterday.


Which among of these examples from above are considered as a complete sentence?

a)

I & III

b)

II & IV

c)

I & IV

d)

II & III

20.

I. Joy arrived after a long trip from Sweden. With her husband and three children.

II. Joy arrived with her husband and three children after a long trip from Sweden.

III. Who arranged the Singapore trip.

IV. The agent who arranged the Singapore trip came to see you yesterday.


Which among of these examples from above are considered as a fragment?

a)

I & II

b)

II & III

c)

I & III

d)

III & IV

21.

I. Joy arrived after a long trip from Sweden. With her husband and three children.

II. Joy arrived with her husband and three children after a long trip from Sweden.

III. Who arranged the Singapore trip.

IV. The agent who arranged the Singapore trip came to see you yesterday.


Which among of these examples from above are considered as a phrase fragment?

a)

I

b)

II

c)

III

d)

IV

22.

I. Joy arrived after a long trip from Sweden. With her husband and three children.

II. Joy arrived with her husband and three children after a long trip from Sweden.

III. Who arranged the Singapore trip.

IV. The agent who arranged the Singapore trip came to see you yesterday.


Which among of these examples from above are considered as a clause fragment?

a)

I

b)

II

c)

III

d)

IV

23.

Intonation is divided into phrases, also known as _______________.

a)

Pitch Syllable

b)

Tone-Range

c)

Tone-Units

d)

Pitch Range

24.

In each tone unit, the pitch movement (a rise or fall in tone, or a combination of the two) takes place on the most important syllable known as the _________________.

a)

Tonic-Syllable

b)

Tonic-Range

c)

Tonic-Pitch

d)

Tonic-Units

25.

What is the appropriate intonation pattern in grammar for WH-Word Questions?

a)

Rising only

b)

Falling only

c)

Rising then Falling

d)

Falling then Rising

26.

What is the appropriate intonation pattern in grammar for Yes/No Questions?

a)

Rising only

b)

Falling only

c)

Rising then Falling

d)

Falling then Rising

27.

What is the appropriate intonation pattern in grammar for statements?

a)

Rising only

b)

Falling only

c)

Rising then Falling

d)

a) Falling then rising

28.

What kind of sentence contains only one main idea? However, the subject and the predicate may either be simple or compound.

a)

Compound Sentence

b)

Compound-Complex Sentence

c)

Simple Sentence

d)

Complex Sentence

29.

What punctuation marks are used for a compound sentence consisting of two or more independent clauses joined by coordinate conjunctions?

a)

Period & Comma

b)

Comma & Semi-Colon

c)

Period or Comma

d)

Comma or Semi-colon

30.

Which of these statements is considered untrue in understanding the Word Parts?


I. Many words in English language have Latin and Greek origins.

II. Knowing the meanings of some Latin and Greek roots can be advantageous for readers.

III. The basic element of a word is called root.

IV. Familiarizing oneself with this basic element can let one figure out the meaning of the English word.

a)

I, II & III only

b)

II only

c)

All of the above

d)

None of the above

31.

Which of these statements is considered untrue in understanding the correct Affixation?


I. Affixes are subordinate or dependent parts of a word.

II. Multiple affixes can not be used in just one root word.

III. Position for a given affix with respect to root is fixed.

IV. They have more “schematic” (nonspecific) content; often grammar-like function.

a)

II only

b)

III only

c)

I & IV

d)

None of the above

32.

In Exercising to Develop Flexible Speaking Rate, what should you do if you will read or recite part of a text you know and love quickly?

a)

Read a children’s story silently several times.

b)

Explain what you are doing.

c)

Imagine yourself speaking with your voice loud.

d)

Repeat reading and incorporate your changes.

33.

In Exercising to Develop Flexible Speaking Rate, what should you do if you will pick an information loaded report from a newspaper or magazine?

a)

Go through it to familiarize yourself with the flow of material and then read aloud.

b)

Repeat reading and incorporate your changes.

c)

Focus your attention away from your own anxieties.

d)

Note the time down

34.

In strengthening your voice, what refers to the emotional content carried by your voices? It is not the words themselves, but ‘how’ we say them.

a)

Tone

b)

Volume

c)

Pitch

d)

Rate

35.

In strengthening your voice, a decrease in what element may indicate that the statement is confidential, or that the emotion of the speaker is also changing?

a)

Tone

b)

Volume

c)

Pitch

d)

Rate

36.

In strengthening your voice, what element can change to suit the change in meaning? Example: Slowing down may indicate calm, emphasis or importance, while speeding up may indicate agitation or a lack of emphasis.

a)

Tone

b)

Volume

c)

Pitch

d)

Rate

37.

In strengthening your voice, which two elements accompanies each other in rising and falling intonation to signal emphasis?

a)

Tone & Volume

b)

Volume & Pitch

c)

Pitch & Rate

d)

Rate & Tone

38.

Group I -Motherhood, Forgiveness, Wartime, Patriotism

Group II - Love, War, Romance, Comedy

Group III – Cheerful, Whimsical, Lonely, Tense

Group IV – Rich Vs, Poor, Appearance vs. Reality, Noble vs. Peasant


The theme is considered as the central idea of a story, which of these groups above is/are not considered a theme?

a)

I & II

b)

II & III

c)

III & IV

d)

IV only

39.

Group I -Motherhood, Forgiveness, Wartime, Patriotism

Group II - Love, War, Romance, Comedy

Group III – Cheerful, Whimsical, Lonely, Tense

Group IV – Rich Vs, Poor, Appearancee vs. Reality, Noble vs. Peasant


The mood refers to the emotional condition or to a feeling created by the writer for the reader or audience to feel or experience in the story, which of these groups above is considered a mood?

a)

I only

b)

II only

c)

III only

d)

IV only

40.

Conflict refers to a problem or struggle between two opposing forces. Which of these words below is not considered as a conflict in a short story?

a)

Man vs. Reality

b)

Man vs. Man

c)

Man vs. Society

d)

Man vs. Technology

41.

In a short story example, this sentence, “As she watched him leave, she was afraid he’d never come back.”, the author uses what kind of third person point of view?

a)

Dynamic

b)

Flat

c)

Omniscient

d)

Limited

42.

In a short story example, this sentence, “He had been infected with the virus, but he didn’t know it yet.”, the author uses what kind of third person point of view?

a)

Dynamic

b)

Flat

c)

Omniscient

d)

Limited

43.

What is the correct order of the events happened in The Coronation of King Arthur?


I. The lords and gentlemen of arms went during Christmas and the archbishop asked them to confess their sins unto God.

II. Arthur found a sword near the church. He alone had succeeded in drawing the sword from the stone and became the King.

III. Merlin the Prophet went to the archbishop of Canterburry, and counseled him to send all the lords and strong men

IV. Sir Kay lost his sword for he had left it at his father’s lodging. He then ask Arthur to look for his sword.

a)

I, IV, II, III

b)

IV, I, III, II

c)

III, I, IV, II

d)

II, III, I, IV

44.

What is the correct order of a certain event happened in the initial part of Sir Gawain and The Green Knight?


I. At this a gigantic figure, entirely green in appearance and riding a green horse, rides unexpectedly into the hall.

II. In Camelot on New Year’s Day, King Arthur’s court is exchanging gifts and waiting for the feasting to start when the king asks first to see or hear of an exciting adventure.

III. As the date approaches, Sir Gawain sets off to find the Green Chapel and keep his side of the bargain

IV. The giant bends and bares his neck before him and Gawain neatly beheads him in one stroke.

a)

II, I, IV, III

b)

III, I, IV, II

c)

I, IV, III, II

d)

II, III, IV, I

45.

In creating a sentence and using conjunction through coordination, what is the correct pattern that we should always use?

a)

MAIN CLAUSE + comma (,) + Coordinating Conjunction + MAIN CLAUSE.

b)

MAIN CLAUSE + Coordinating Conjunction + MAIN CLAUSE.

c)

DEPENDENT CLAUSE + comma (,) + Coordinating Conjunction + MAIN CLAUSE.

d)

INDEPENDENT CLAUSE + comma (,) + Coordinating Conjunction + MAIN CLAUSE.

46.

In creating a sentence and using conjunction through subordination, what is the correct pattern that we should always use?

a)

DEPENDENT CLAUSE + Ø + SUBORDINATE CLAUSE.

b)

MAIN CLAUSE + Ø + SUBORDINATE CLAUSE

c)

INDEPENDENT CLAUSE + Ø + SUBORDINATE CLAUSE

d)

DEPENDENT PHRASE + Ø + SUBORDINATE CLAUSE

47.

Which of these statements is/are untrue when it comes to the advantages of an Impromptu Speech?

a)

You are generally in control of the content you are presenting.

b)

You can include topics that you want to talk about.

c)

You can use personal examples from experience to support what you are saying

d)

You may overlook some significant content before starting

48.

Which of these statements is/are untrue when it comes to the disadvantages of an Impromptu Speech?

a)

You can fill in gaps of ideas being presented or asked by the audience

b)

You are not well-prepared.

c)

You may have difficulty thinking of what to say or formulating the ideas.

d)

Your speech may lack details and supporting information.

49.

In Techniques in Delivering a Speech, if you want to visualize yourself giving your speech, what should you do?

a)

You should know more about it more than what you include in your speech.

b)

Work to control filler words; practice, pause, and breathe.

c)

Imagine yourself speaking with your voice loud, clear, and confident.

d)

Focus your attention away from your own anxieties and concentrate on your message and your audience.

50.

In Techniques in Delivering a Speech, if you want to know your material very well?

a)

Gather your thoughts and zero in on your point.

b)

Use humor, personal stories, and conversational language—that way, you won’t easily forget what to say.

c)

Give reasons to support your opinion or argument or proposition.

d)

Restate your point. Create a connection between explanation and action to the point.