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WorksheetsENGLISH 10 REVIEW QUIZ
Total questions: 71
Worksheet time: 2hrs 47mins
It deals with one's ability to carefully listen, examine messages and provide a significant response or feedback.
analytical listening
passive listening
emphatic listening
appreciative listening
It deals with the main issue or concern that must be addressed in a particular text.
solution
problem
selecting an alternative
implementation
It serves as one's response to the identified problem which can be identified by asking the salient and basic information about the issue.
problem
follow-up
solution
implementation
The following are benefits of analytical listening except for one. Which one is it?
It helps us avoid misinterpretation, misunderstanding and misinformation.
It builds relationships.
It helps us in problem solving and decision-making.
It helps us differentiate sounds used in the speech or in any listening platform.
Critical Thinking and critical listening are the same
True
False
Critical listening is when one examines what is being said for the true meaning behind the words.
True
False
Critical listening allows a person to examine situation in a more informed way.
True
False
Critical thinking is where one looks at a situation to make a judgment.
True
False
Critical listening allows a person to decipher meaning behind someone's words.
True
False
Your English teacher is teaching the class about conditionals.
Appreciative Listening
Comprehensive Listening
Empathetic Listening
Critical Listening
You are watching clips of Juan Miguel Severo's spoken word poetry.
Appreciative Listening
Comprehensive Listening
Empathetic Listening
Critical Listening
Maricar is telling her heartbreaks about the one that got away.
Appreciative Listening
Comprehensive Listening
Empathetic Listening
Critical Listening
Kathryn is reading the reviews about a facial cleanser on Lazada.
Appreciative Listening
Comprehensive Listening
Empathetic Listening
Critical Listening
Jiselle and Lizette are watching make-up tutorial videos by James Charles.
Appreciative Listening
Comprehensive Listening
Empathetic Listening
Critical Listening
Mayor Isko Moreno is addressing his State of The City Address.
Appreciative Listening
Comprehensive Listening
Empathetic Listening
Critical Listening
Gwyneth is listening to the new album of BTS.
Appreciative Listening
Comprehensive Listening
Empathetic Listening
Critical Listening
The lawyer is listening to the answer of the witness while he is being cross examined
Appreciative Listening
Comprehensive Listening
Empathetic Listening
Critical Listening
Neil is watching TED talks on youtube.
Appreciative Listening
Comprehensive Listening
Empathetic Listening
Critical Listening
DJ Chacha listens to the love problem of her listener.
Appreciative Listening
Comprehensive Listening
Empathetic Listening
Critical Listening
Graphic organizers can be used to...
Organize writing.
Make information more accessible to students
Brainstorm
All of the above!
Keisha has just reread Goldilocks and the Three Bears. She has to rewrite the conclusion to the passage. Which graphic organizer should she use?
How does Abe resolve the conflict in the passage? Support your answers with clear details from the text. What should you use?
Identify the type of organization that uses this visual
Compare/contrast
Cause/effect
problem/solution
argument/support
What type of text structure uses this type of graphic organizer?
Compare/contrast
Cause/effect
Description
Chronological
What type of text structure uses this type of graphic organizer?
Cause/effect
problem/solution
chronological
description
What type of text structure uses this type of graphic organizer?
description
argument/support
cause/effect
problem/solution
What information is most likely to be included in the exposition?
Where the story takes place.
How the conflict changes the protagonist.
Who the protagonist encounters on their journey.
What happens at the end of the story,
Conflict is the
where and when the story takes place.
resolution at the end of the story.
background information.
problem faced by the characters.
The sun was very bright at the beach. The sand was hot and the water was cold.
Which story element is this?
character
setting
problem
solution
The author tells the reader what the character is like.
Direct Characterization
Indirect Characterization
The author shows the reader what the character is like.
Direct Characterization
Indirect Characterization
She was a very intelligent girl
Indirect
Direct
Eduardo pressed his lips together until they turned white. He kicked his toe hard into the dirt.
What is the character trait that best describes Eduardo?
hopeful
irritated
lonely
confused
Wayne tilted his head as he gazed at the document, walking forward to examine it more closely.
Based on this sentence, how is Wayne probably feeling?
curious
dismissive
anxious
blissful
The dress was nice, but it wasn't perfect. Michelle decided to wait and see if she could find a better one in a different store.
Based on these sentences, what is Michelle probably like?
nosy
angry
patient
worrisome
You are writing a story about Zeke, who gets the highest grade in the class. Choose the best description to show that Zeke is proud.
Zeke balled up his test and tossed it into the wastebasket.
Got it
Zeke studied the big red A at the top of his test and smiled.
You are writing a story about Katie, who is trying to find her necklace. Choose the best description to show that Katie is careless.
Katie stormed into her sister's room. "You took my necklace!" she screamed.
Katie dug through the desk drawer and found her old sunglasses. "So that's where those went," she said.
Kristie is hungry for attention. She's constantly cracking jokes and making crazy faces. Deep down, though, she's really just insecure.
Direct Characterization
Indirect Characterization
The main character must use violence and physical ability to solve a problem or defeat a villain. Fighting and explosions are typically seen
Adventure
Action
Western
Science Fiction
A film genre that was popular in the 1940s in which the defining features were crime stories, black and white camera, and a distinct detective style.
Noir
Romance
Drama
Fantasy
A film telling a real-life story objectively. Real-life, unscripted actions are often shown.
Drama
Animated
Documentary
Comedy
A film set in a fictional world focused on scientific and technological advancements that separate the film’s setting from the real world.
Thriller
Horror
Noir
Science Fiction
A film characterized by an exciting and suspenseful plot with lots of peril and mystery involved.
Western
Action
Thriller
Historical
A film set in the “Old West” part of the United States, typically involving cowboys in the 19th and 20th centuries.
Western
Science Fiction
Drama
Romance
A film that does typically tell a structured story but ultimately exists to make viewers laugh.
Adventure
Comedy
Documentary
Historical
A film that focuses a story with high stakes and conflicts. They are plot-driven and the characters and emotions all move the story forward.
Drama
Historical
Comedy
Romance
A film with a story that is primarily focused on love and relationships.
Thriller
Horror
Romance
Noir
A film focused on fantastical ideas such as myths, magic, and wonder.
Fantasy
Animation
Drama
Comedy
Focuses on historical facts and happenings of previous times and places.
Western
Documentary
Noir
Historical
A film that is made predominantly with hand-drawn, computer-generated, stop-motion, or any other type of animation to tell a story.
Adventure
Animated
Comedy
Disney
The writer’s purpose when he gives facts and reasons to get the point across is to inform.
True
False
Another writer’s purpose is to entertain, meaning to convince readers or viewers to change their thinking and support a cause.
True
False
The setting in “Clash of the Titans” is an example of mythological setting.
True
False
Evaluating information is important in the research process because
Sources vary in the levels of authority, accuracy and objectivity
Not all information is suitable for your paper
All information available to us is reliable
"Fake news" is widespread
The following are example of primary sources, except
Movie reviews
Legal documents
Pieces of creative writing
Interviews
What source of information is an interview with a politician?
Primary
Secondary
Tertiary
What source of information are indexes?
Primary
Secondary
Tertiary
What source of information is the court hearing?
Primary
Secondary
Tertiary
What source of information is the EDSA People Power picture?
Primary
Secondary
Tertiary
Anything that was not written or created at the time being studied or that was not written by someone with first hand knowledge of the event
Primary source
Secondary Source
Which one of these is a primary source?
Diary entry
Painting of Martin Luther King Jr. painted this year
Research project about Ronald Reagan
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a scholarly journal article?
a. They include references to related articles.
b. They are found in online database as full text documents.
c. They contain exciting images without charts, charts, or tables.
d. They often use special terms or jargon of a field.
When would a source NOT be reliable, even though it is current, accurate, authoritative, and purposefully objective?
a. The source has not been updated for five years.
b. The source is not for high school level research paper.
c. The source does not attempt to persuade or sell you something.
d. The source is not written by an expert on the topic or issue.
Information from many popular and scholarly sources are not easily changed or distorted by simply editing.
WEB
It allows readers to interact and see other related information through links.
WEB
I should always compare the information I find online with at least two other sources.
TRUE
FALSE
