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REVIEW: 2nd Quarterly Assessment in English 7

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Who are the protagonists in the story "How My Brother Leon Brought a Wife"?

a)

Baldo and Father

b)

Maria and Leon

c)

Baldo and Labang

d)

Father and Mother

2.

In the story "My Father Goes to Court", Father paid the rich man using the spirit of coins since the rich man accused his family of stealing the spirit of their food. How would you describe the father, based on the situation above?

a)

The father knows how to answer questions.

b)

The father is an intelligent and principled man.

c)

The father shows how justice should be served in court.

d)

The father is humorous and does not take things seriously.

3.

In indirect characterization, how would you use their actions to identify their personality?

a)

by looking at the way they dress and speak

b)

by looking at the way they act and behave

c)

by revealing their private thoughts and feelings throughout the story

d)

by analyzing how other characters feel or behave in reaction to them

4.

What element of a story refers to the main idea?

a)

character

b)

theme

c)

conflict

d)

plot

5.

For their performance task, Grade 7-Aquino must craft a fictional story with few characters and limited settings and plot. Which type of prose should they use?

a)

fable

b)

legend

c)

novel

d)

short Story

6.

If the story that you have read teaches you a lesson and the characters are animals, what type of prose is it?

a)

fable

b)

novel

c)

parable

d)

short Story

7.

Teacher Jane wanted to share the origin of General Trias with her students using facts and real events. Which should she use?

a)

a legend that tells how General Trias's name was made

b)

a short story highlighting the love of people in General Trias

c)

a novel depicting the legendary events that happened in General Trias

d)

a historical text narrating true events that happened in General Trias

8.

Pitting characters against phenomena like ghosts, gods, or monsters raises the stakes of a conflict by creating an unequal playing field. What conflict is being shown?

a)

man vs. man

b)

man vs. technology

c)

man vs. supernatural

d)

man vs. self

9.

Marlon used to deal with two things should he accept his friends' challenge, or should he obey his mother's advice not to commit any trouble at school. What conflict is being shown?

a)

man vs. man

b)

man vs. technology

c)

man vs. supernatural

d)

man vs. self

10.

It is a literary device in which the writer uses one thing usually a physical object or phenomenon to represent something more abstract.

a)

foreshadowing

b)

symbolism

c)

imagery

d)

idioms

11.

Why is foreshadowing important in a story?

a)

It makes the story interesting by looking at the characters' past.

b)

It makes the scenes relatable to the readers by showing different perspectives.

c)

It brings out the attitude of the characters through their thoughts, words and actions.

d)

It builds suspense, sparking curiosity, and preparing the readers of what will happen next.

12.

Which of the following DOES NOT characterize imagery?

a)

It is considered as a figure of speech.

b)

It draws on the five senses.

c)

It consists of descriptive languages.

d)

It is a literary device.

13.

In which of the following manuscripts/ documents would you likely find figures of speech?

a)

hospital protocols

b)

city ordinances

c)

two-part novel

d)

laboratory manuals

14.

What is the symbolism shown in the story The Scent of Apples?

a)

It shows how Celestino Fabia is ashamed of being a Filipino.

b)

It shows the Filipino heritage, traditions, and culture.

c)

It symbolizes Fabia's homesickness and the memories he left in the Philippines

d)

It is the nourishment and vitamins that they will get from the fruit.

15.

"Boris was worried about the gray skies, but it wouldn't rain for another three weeks. His sister smiled. She was excited about the prospect of rain. She wanted to put on her new boots and stomp around the puddles. Her mother hated it, but she didn't care." What point of view is shown?

a)

first-person point of view

b)

second-person point of view

c)

third-person limited point of view

d)

third-person omniscient point of view

16.

What is the distinction between the narrative perspective (POV) of the mystery fictional genre and a novel?

a)

There's no apparent distinction.

b)

Mystery fictional genre is second person; a novel is first person.

c)

Mystery fictional genre is second person; a novel is third person limited.

d)

Mystery fictional genre is third person, objective; a novel is third person omniscient.

17.

One of the disadvantages of utilizing the first person as a narrative perspective is that a reader of a literary piece becomes claustrophobic. What justifies this idea?

a)

We are afraid to read in a narrow area.

b)

We are afraid to accept others' perspectives.

c)

We are taught to focus on sole perspective.

d)

We are confined in the head of the protagonist.

18.

What can you infer from the denouement of a plot structure that has been presented in this manner: The Kid ends just as the protagonist is about to make up with the woman who will become his wife. We don't see him apologize for his mistakes; we don't see her forgive him; we don't see their next step into the future. But we don't need to. The ending offers tremendous power by indicating what's going to happen, then leaving the rest up to viewers' imaginations.

a)

It is closed ending

b)

It is foreshadowing

c)

It is flashback.

d)

It is open ending.

19.

Which of the following is TRUE about context?

a)

Context focuses on the life events of the author.

b)

Context tackles societal issues of a literary work.

c)

Context highlights the point of view used by the author in the text.

d)

Context includes background and condition that influence a text.

20.

What personal experience did Bienvenido N. Santos utilize in writing the short story Scent of Apples?

a)

His experiences with the American people

b)

His longing for his friends in the Philippines

c)

His admiration for the US government system

d)

His encounter with the fellow Filipinos in the US

21.

When I arrived in Kalamazoo it was October and the war was still on. Gold and silver stars hung on pennants above silent windows of white and brick-red cottages. This excerpt from the Scent of Apples depicts _____________

a)

biographical context

b)

linguistic context

c)

socio-cultural context

d)

historical context

22.

Which of the following literary contexts BEST describes the excerpt from We Filipinos Are Mild Drinkers by Alejandro Roces?

a)

biographical context

b)

linguistic context

c)

socio-cultural context

d)

historical context

23.

Alejandro "Anding" Roces was a writer, journalist, dramatist, educator and a National Artist for Literature. The statement is an example of _____

a)

biographical context

b)

linguistic context

c)

socio-cultural context

d)

historical context

24.

Which of the following is TRUE about linguistic context?

a)

It covers race relations and interpersonal dynamics of the text.

b)

It includes the language, form, and structure of the literary text.

c)

It involves significant events, movements and societal changes in a text.

d)

It observes the proper use of figures of speech, tone, and mood of the text.

25.

Which of the following is the best definition of local color?

a)

Stories must use foreign symbols and images.

b)

It is anchored to the idea that literature is the imitation of life.

c)

Stories must be written using the native language or dialect.

d)

It is imitating lifestyle, customs, beliefs, practices peculiar to a region.

26.

Who among these writers is famous for using local color in his stories?

a)

Manuel Arguilla

b)

Carlos Bulosan

c)

F. Sionel Jose

d)

Juan C. Laya

27.

He found the large tree to be a duhat taller and more massive that he had thought it to be, its abundant black fruit hanging in juicy plumpness from sprays. Which of this is the local color?

a)

black fruit

b)

juicy plumpness

c)

Duhat

d)

large tree

28.

After going a little further, Baldo takes the reins and takes a sudden route change into the rocky road of Waig and surrounding fields. Leon enquiries about the change of route and Baldo assure him that he is only following their father’s orders. Baldo and Leon both question Maria about her views about their village, fields and rocky roads. She is enthralled by the natural beauty and simple lifestyle. She condemns the sheer number of vehicles and noise in the city.

-How My Brother Leon Brought Home A Wife by Manuel  Arguilla

Which part of the text shows the local color?

a)

Leon inquiries about the change of route.

b)

She is enthralled by the natural beauty and simple lifestyle.

c)

Baldo and Leon both question Maria about her views about their village

d)

Baldo takes the reins and takes a sudden route change into the rocky road of Waig and surrounding fields

29.

Footnote to Youth" is a short story written by Jose Garcia Villa. The story revolves around a young couple named Dodong and Teang, who get married at a young age and experience a difficult and challenging life together. Dodong, who is only 17years old at the time of their marriage, is eager to start a family and prove his worth as a man. However, he soon realizes that he is not ready for the responsibilities and challenges of marriage and parenthood. Teang, on the other hand, becomes overwhelmed by the demands of motherhood and the difficulties of living in poverty.

What is the theme of the story?

a)

Theme of love, youth, societal expectations, and the disillusionment that comes with the realization that one's dreams may not align with reality.

b)

Theme of family, tradition, and cultural identity, and offers a glimpse into the rural Filipino lifestyle and the dynamics of family relationships in the country.

c)

Theme about the difficulties and challenges faced by young people who rush into marriage without adequate preparation or understanding of the consequences.

d)

Theme that emphasizes the power of hard work, determination, and family in overcoming adversity.

30.

This short story takes place a long time ago and is about two people and love. Awiyao is deeply in love with his wife, but must marry someone else so that he can have a son to carry on his name. Awiyao personally invites his wife, Lumnay, to join him in a traditional wedding dance at the ceremony of his new marriage. Lumnay refuses, heartbroken and suffers from extreme loneliness.

What is the theme of the story?

a)

Theme of love, youth, societal expectations, and the disillusionment that comes with the realization that one's dreams may not align with reality.

b)

Theme of family, tradition, and cultural identity, and offers a glimpse into the rural Filipino lifestyle and the dynamics of family relationships in the country.

c)

Theme about the difficulties and challenges faced by young people who rush into marriage without adequate preparation or understanding of the consequences.

d)

Theme of letting love go. If you truly love a person, you must let them be happy.

31.

"How My Brother Brought Home a Wife" is a short story by Filipino writer Manuel Arguilla, which revolves around the homecoming of a young farmer's wife, Maria, to meet his family for the first time. The story is set in a rural village in the Philippines, and the narrative is told from the perspective of the younger brother, Baldo. As Baldo and his father wait at the edge of their village for the arrival of Baldo's brother Leon and his new wife Maria, they discuss the challenges she may face adjusting to life in their remote village. When the couple finally arrives, Baldo and his father are struck by Maria's beauty and poise. Throughout the story, Baldo observes Maria's interactions with his family and neighbors, as she navigates cultural differences and impresses them with her intelligence and grace.

What is the theme of the story?hat is the theme of the story?

a)

Theme of love, youth, societal expectations, and the disillusionment that comes with the realization that one's dreams may not align with reality.

b)

Theme of family, tradition, and cultural identity, and offers a glimpse into the rural Filipino lifestyle and the dynamics of family relationships in the country.

c)

Theme about the difficulties and challenges faced by young people who rush into marriage without adequate preparation or understanding of the consequences.

d)

Theme that emphasizes the power of hard work, determination, and family in overcoming diversity.

32.

His face appeared in the window. She knew he had been the cause of her waking at 3 a.m. Was she seeing things? Was his face real? She tried to lie still and decide what to do. Just then, the window shattered. She flew across the room to the hallway and straight into her mother’s room.

What is the author's purpose in writing the text?

a)

entertain

b)

inform

c)

persuade

d)

question

33.

People should read every day. When you read, you can become a life-long reader and learner. Remember that it is never too late to pick up a book and read. What are you waiting for? Turn off the television, put down your phone, and read a book!

What is the author's purpose in the given text?

a)

entertain

b)

inform

c)

persuade

d)

question

34.

“I am sorry joe but there are no bars in this Barrio.” How will you edit this sentence correctly?

a)

I am sorry, Joe, but there are no bars in this barrio.

b)

I am sorry, Joe, but there are no bars in this barrio.

c)

I am sorry, Joe, but there are no bars in this Barrio.

d)

I am sorry Joe but there are no bars in this barrio.

35.

Complete the sentence using the appropriate transition marker. “The short stories written by our Filipino writers play a very important role in our society _________ they reveal our experiences and culture.”

a)

as a result

b)

because

c)

for instance

d)

however

36.

When you are done drafting, editing and revising, what are you going to do with your work?

a)

Publish my work on a website.

b)

Share it to friends.

c)

Keep it to myself as a souvenir.

d)

Pass it to my teacher.

37.

I. A long time ago, there was lived a boy named Rodney in a village. He was very happy with his family. But his happiness could not last long.

II. Rodney and his fellow villagers faced a severe drought.

III. They desperately waited for rains but with no luck. All the crops, land and even trees dried up. The cattle started dying. As there was no rain, the stream was drying up slowly.

What is a part of a plot that has been depicted in Roman numeral I?

a)

climax

b)

Inciting incident

c)

exposition

d)

Rising action

38.

I. A long time ago, there was lived a boy named Rodney in a village. He was very happy with his family. But his happiness could not last long.

II. Rodney and his fellow villagers faced a severe drought.

III. They desperately waited for rains but with no luck. All the crops, land and even trees dried up. The cattle started dying. As there was no rain, the stream was drying up slowly.

54. List the part/s that will support/s that this story presents a man vs. nature conflict.

a)

I only

b)

I, III only

c)

I, II only

d)

I, II, III

39.

You wrote the sentence, “The Little boy ran hurriedly to her mom and hugged her tightly.” Then, your teacher underlined thrice the letter L in the word Little. What does it mean?

a)

The spelling is incorrect

b)

Write it in lower-case

c)

Remove the word

d)

I, II, III

40.

Which of the following questions will help you revise your work to make it better?

a)

Who will read my writing?

b)

Which ideas do I want to develop?

c)

Have I used the best ideas and words?

d)

Can I place it in a classroom library?