WorksheetsEnglish 7 - Reviewer
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
In writing an informative essay, you must do the following except:
A. Name facts with supporting sentences.
B. Include an opening paragraph to introduce a topic.
C. Make use of transition words to organize your writing.
D. Write a closing paragraph that is unrelated to the topic.
Which topic is appropriate for an informative essay?
A. My Summer Vacation
B. Dieting Makes People Fat
C. Covid-19 is Just an Ordinary Virus
D. The Causes and Effects of Global Warming
What are the three important parts of an essay?
A. Introduction, rising action and climax
B. Introduction, body and conclusion
C. Heading, salutation and closing
D. Beginning, middle and end
Daniel sees his teacher going to their classroom bringing so much stuff for their English class.
Without hesitation, he hurriedly come to her and insisted to carry the materials. What value is being
portrayed by Daniel?
A. Being generous
B. Being industrious
C. being helpful
D. being respectful
Max is an adventurous man. He goes to many places in the Philippines. Every time he travels, he will post right away in his face book account every single adventure he does. What is his motivation behind his action?
A. to gain popularity
B. to fulfill his childhood dream
C. to document his adventures
D. let others, know that he is rich
The more important and enduring theme of the narrative.
A. antagonist
B. dynamic character
C. major theme
D. minor theme
A character who does not change throughout the entire story.
A. protagonist
B. round
C. static
D. stock
What element of short story refers to a person, animal, or thing of which the author uses to perform actions and speak dialogue?
A. antagonist
B. character
C. dynamic
D. stock
While taking the summative test, you caught your classmate cheating on her seatmate. What
should you do?
A. Join with her in cheating
B. Just ignore your classmate
C. Shout to the whole class that she is cheating
D. Honestly tell your teacher of what you saw
How will you measure the authenticity and accuracy of the information you get?
A. Just simply accept information relayed to you.
B. Do not evaluate the authenticity of the information.
C. Prefer not to search for other sources of information.
D. Must be empowered with questions that will help you to seek clarity and detect source reliability.
Identify the type of conflict being depicted in each picture.
Man vs. Self
Man vs. Man
Man vs. Nature
Man vs Technology
Identify the type of conflict being depicted in each picture.
Man vs. Self
Man vs. Man
Man vs. Nature
Man vs Technology
Identify the type of conflict being depicted in each picture.
Man vs. Self
Man vs. Man
Man vs. Nature
Man vs Technology
This type of viewable text has no intention to cause harm but has potential to fool.
A. fabricated
B. satire
C. false context
D. imposter content
This is when genuine sources are impersonated.
A. fabricated
B. satire
C. false context
D. imposter content
The news content is 100% false. These texts are designed to deceive and to harm.
A. fabricated
B. satire
C. false context
D. imposter content
You were asked by your teacher to listen to a news about the latest variant of Covid-19 but she only instructed you to note down the ways to prevent its spread. What important information you need to have?
.
A. the origin of the virus
B. statistical data of infected people
C. the places where the virus spread
D. necessary things to do for the prevention of the virus
How can listening help you determine the worth of ideas?
A. It enables you to process the information, evaluate it, and make sense of it.
B. It helps you make sound conclusions based on a given data.
C. Only A is correct
D. Both A and B are correct
How to determine the worth of ideas?
A. Identifying your purpose for listening.
B. Determining topic and main idea.
C. Identifying author’s message.
D. All of the above
This is a broad genre of writing that encompasses all books that aren’t rooted in a traditional narrative.
A. fiction
B. nonfiction
C. sci-fiction
D. narrative
Which is NOT an example of Narrative Genre?
A. Novels
B. diaries
C. essay
D. poems
This refers to main idea or key topic that you need to better understand the concept you are listening.
A. important information
B. interesting information
C. valid information
D. filtered information
Choose the appropriate response to make the conversation meaningful.
Student 1: Do you study here?
Student 2: Yes, I do.
Student 1: What grade and section are you in?
Student 2: ___________________________________
A I am not interested in my studies.
B. I am the class president in our section.
C. I am striving so hard to move to grade 8.
D. I am currently Grade 7 from section Sapphire
Which sentence expresses lack of a clear opinion?
A. Well, what’s your point?
B. “Somebody quoted that…
C. I am unsure of what is going on.
D. Excuse me, do you mind repeating the question?
It is a way of showing a speaker that you are following what they are saying and understand, often through interjections.
A. active listening
B. back channeling
C. clarifying
D. repair breakdowns
These are the avoidable questions when asking EXCEPT _______________.
A. obvious questions
C. leading questions
B. nosy questions
D. open-ended questions
What is NOT considered as an interview strategy?
A. start easy
B. ask the right questions
C. have a conversation
D. use closed-ended questions
What type of communication will it be if transferred through body language?
A. oral
B. verbal
C. non-verbal
D. written
It is the art of exchanging messages between two or more people.
A. technique
B. monologue
C. vlogging
D. communication
A feature of academic writing concerning with facts rather than personal feelings.
A. objectivity
B. accuracy
C. formality
D. complexity
