WorksheetsG10_QUARTER 1 - POST TEST
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 3hrs 30mins
1. _____ refers to the kind of writing, which presents reasons and examples to affect thought and/or action.
Fictional Stories
Myth
Persuasive Essays
Short Stories
2. The following elements are characteristics are a great fictional story EXCEPT for one.
interesting plot and conflict
meaningful themes about human experience
varied evidences from credible sources
well-developed characters
3. _____ is a source of information that is first-hand and authentic.
Informative Source
Primary Source
Secondary Source
Tertiary Source
4. Which of the following is NOT a sample of a literary text?
Epic
Essays
Poems
Short stories
5. Which of the following materials is a secondary source of information?
Almanac
Diary
Patent
Textbook
6. What do we call the tools that come in different forms and their main objective is to help readers have a clearer meaning of the given text?
textual aids
guide questions
textual explanations
reader’s interpretations
7. A/An _____ is a sample of a tertiary source of information.
Commentaries
Encyclopedia
Newspaper
Speech
8. _____ is an example of a textual aid that can show the central thought with its matching characteristics.
Main Idea Organizer
Hamburger Writing Graphic Organizer
Spider Map
Concept Map
9. What type of textual aid is used when data are presented in rows and columns of words and numbers?
title and illustration
subtitle and graph
table
map
10. Ishikawa diagram, also called as _____, is an example of a Cause and Effect diagram.
Fishbone Diagram
Flow Diagram
Concept Map
Venn Diagram
11. If the sensory images help readers understand literary texts such as poems and short stories, then which type of texts do textual aids help readers understand?
I. fictional texts III. nonfiction texts
II. scientific texts IV. journalistic texts
I and II
III and IV
II, III and IV
I, II, III and IV
12. Textual aids are educational instruments that are used in classrooms and workplaces. These _____ comprehension of texts.
simplify
complicate
creates
organize
13. Textual aids help people understand a story or a subject since _____.
it gives emphasis on what is focused on
it gives readers an idea of the story’s plot and important scenes.
it shows pictures of what happened in the story.
it shows a graphic representation of the characters.
14. It is a type of poetry that that is concerned with the beauty of language.
Dramatic
Humorous
Narrative
Lyrical
15. A _____ is an example of a Graphic Organizer which uses pictures instead of words or numbers to present the data.
Sensory Observation Chart
Pie Chart
Pictograph
Main Idea Graphic Organizer
16. This pertains to the process by which a writer reveals the personality of a character.
characterization
narration
exposition
description
17. In evaluating listening materials, _____ means refers to one’s ability to clearly pronounce words with appropriate speed, accuracy and expression.
speed
pitch
fluency
word choice
18. An element of a story that generally refers to the time and place of the story.
character
conflict
plot
setting
19. The setting of a story may best be defined as _____.
the conflict or problem in the story
the point of view of a story
the time and location in a story
A. the series of events in the story
20. An element of the story used to describe the main events of the story.
character
conflict
plot
setting
21. What is the meaning of the term plot?
the final outcome of the story
the sequence of events in a story
the beginning of a story
the high point of the story
22. It refers to the excellent flow of words and ideas that are easy to understand.
Coherence
Cohesion
Purpose
Vocabulary
23. Which of the following statements is the best climax definition?
the point of highest tension in a story
the conclusion of a work of literature in which the conflict is resolved
the introduction of characters, setting, and conflict in a narrative
the series of events in the story
24. _____ is a common skill that enhances informational listening which asks to only write down key concepts and terms instead of trying to write down everything that is being said.
Asking Questions
Don’t judge or argue prematurely
Refraining from Judgment
Taking Notes
25. _____ is a writer’s tool that occurs any time the author uses details to teach readers about a person.
A.
Character
Characterization
Conflict
Exposition
26. These are folklore stories handed down through speech from generation to generation.
Fairy Tales
Fables
Myths
Legends
27. Which of the following is NOT a sample of conflict/ struggle?
Character VS. Society
Character VS. Nature
Character VS. Self
Character VS. Plot
28. _____ are documents written by experts or scholars discussing results of scholarly works like research.
books
scholarly article
magazines
government materials
29. Which of the following is NOT a benefit of print sources?
They can be accessed at local and university libraries.
They go through more rigorous reviews.
They are around for a longer period of time.
They are more environmentally friendly.
30. It is described as the degree to which something is successful in producing a desired result.
effectiveness
accessibility
reliability
credibility
31. This type of listening is also known as active listening. You listen and participate at the same time.
Comprehensive
Analytical/critical
Emphatic
Appreciative
32. This type of listening is for the purpose of enjoyment or appreciation.
Analytical/critical
Emphatic
Appreciative
Comprehensive
33. Which of the following is a true statement about the Internet and the physical library?
They both close after hours when not in use.
They both provide up-to-the-minute news and information.
They both have an expert librarian or specialist to answer your questions.
They both provide access to information needed for personal, educational and even entertainment.
34. This information accessibility deals with scripts about the video which are required for users who cannot access visual or audio media channels.
text accessibility
video accessibility
audio accessibility
image accessibility
35. Which effective informational listening approaches state that you have to “make sure you receive the same thoughts which speakers are trying to convey”.
Info Listening
Knowledge of Vocabulary
Look for key ideas
Paraphrase
36. This kind of information source contains the most recent information or opinions.
reference materials
books
government documents
news/ magazine articles
37. This is the ability to identify and comprehend what others are saying.
Listening
Reading
Speaking
Writing
38. It is a type of writing that is true or factual.
Informational Writing
Persuasive Writing
Autobiography
Biography
39. Analytical Listening is also called _____.
Active Listening
Critique Listening
Informational Listening
Proper Listening
40. This type of listening is showing mutual concern to the speaker. You let him/her feel that you are in his/her foot.
Emphatic
Comprehensive
Appreciative
Analytical/critical
41. _____ is a stage in listening that refers to the actual hearing process.
Evaluating Stage
Receiving Stage
Remembering Stage
Understanding Stage
42. Another effective informational approaches is ____, which means identifying key concepts from auditory information and mentally organizing them into an outline so that you can better understand and remember material.
Concentration
Knowledge of Vocabulary
Memory
Organization
43. It is a type of drama that is meant to be acted on a stage (a play).
Comedy
Tragedy
Farce
Musical
44. Understanding Stage focuses on generating _____ on what has been heard.
Data
Information
Meaning
Time
45. Why it is important to be critical in evaluating content on the Web?
Anyone can put any information on the internet.
It is important to not spread inaccurate or biased information.
Web authors are always less professional.
Your grade depends on it.
46. Which of the following common indicators in evaluating a text deals with fluency and accuracy in terms of language structure and facility.
Cohesion
Grammar
Mechanics
Word Choice
47. _____ refers to the emotion or feelings attached as expressed by the texts.
Tone
Mood
Style
Content
48. It refers to speaking smoothly, reasonably fast, and without having to stutter, stop, or pause a lot.
Accuracy
Correctness
Fluency
Tone
49. Mechanics as a common indicator in evaluating a text means _____.
accuracy in punctuations and capitalization
connection and organization of words, phrases, ideas, and concepts presented in the texts
idea, concept, focus, or details of the subject matter as discussed in the text
appropriateness of words especially in terms of depth and level of formality
50. _____ refers to the rightness or precision not only in grammar, but more importantly, the accuracy in concept.
Cohesion
Volume
Tone
Correctness
