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English 10 2nd Quarter Exam Reviewer

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

According to the song Common Ground, what is harder than winning?

a)

Being strong

b)

Losing

c)

Learning

d)

Finding common ground

2.

One of the insights to solve problems as stated in the song "Common Ground" is that, "Common ground is a place to start." What does it mean?

a)

a ground where two or more people stand

b)

a place where common people stay

c)

a topic, opinion, or interest that two or more people can agree about

d)

all of the given options

3.

It is unreasonable to feel prejudice toward a person simply because of the color of their skin or their personal beliefs. What does the underlined word mean?

a)

A condition of social order

b)

An unfair feeling of dislike for a person or group

c)

Having much significant or value

d)

Feeling of being appreciated

4.

A man with a generous heart can see the intrinsic value in something which looks worthless to others. What does the underlined word mean?

a)

internally of genuine worth

b)

importance of one’s condition

c)

expensive type of offering

d)

classical style of antiquity

5.

How do in-laws and extended families cause conflict in the family?

a)

If relatives routinely interfere in your family’s decisions and lifestyle, conflict frequently results.

b)

Lack of money and unemployment could be the biggest cause for family conflict.

c)

Lack of consensus on child discipline

d)

Poor relationship with in-laws and extended family members

6.

Why does disagreement over child discipline often lead to conflict between parents?

a)

Because children refuse to follow rules

b)

Because one parent may act as a disciplinarian while the other becomes a consoler

c)

Because discipline is not important in parenting

d)

Because children always side with their father

7.

Which of the following best analyzes how financial stress can indirectly lead to emotional distance within a family?

a)

Financial stress causes arguments about spending habits.

b)

Parents working long hours reduce time for bonding and communication.

c)

Children become more responsible when money is tight.

d)

Families prioritize budgeting over relationships.

8.

If a family is experiencing conflict due to sibling rivalry, which strategy would be most effective in reducing tension?

a)

Ignoring the rivalry and letting children resolve it themselves

b)

Giving more attention to the child who behaves better

c)

Ensuring equal parental attention and discouraging favoritism

d)

Separating siblings permanently

9.

It is a kind of writing that aims to make the reader agree with the writer's opinion about a controversial or a debatable issue.

i. Elocution

ii. Editorial

iii. Argumentative

iv. Persuasive

a)

i and ii

b)

ii and iii

c)

ii and iv

d)

iii and iv

10.

Which of the following should NOT be included in the introduction of your essay?

a)

The issue

b)

Information about the topic

c)

Thesis statement

d)

Counterclaim

11.

Which part of the essay can the evidences and supporting details of the writer’s claim be found?

a)

Introduction

b)

Body

c)

Counterclaim

d)

Conclusion

12.

It is the response to the opponent’s argument that demonstrates why their present stance or claim in an argument is incorrect.

a)

Thesis Statement

b)

Rebuttal

c)

Counterclaim

d)

Topic Sentence

13.

What is the definition of stress in spoken language?

a)

The speed at which words are spoken

b)

The loudness and emphasis placed on certain syllables or words

c)

The emotional tone of a sentence

d)

The pauses between phrases

14.

Which of the following is NOT considered a prosodic feature of speech?

a)

Intonation

b)

Stress

c)

Vocabulary

d)

Pitch

15.

Which of the following is NOT a function of prosodic feature of speech?

a)

It helps the speaker avoid grammar mistakes.

b)

It makes speech sound more formal.

c)

It helps convey meaning and highlight important information.

d)

It allows the speaker to talk faster.

16.

How does stress affect the meaning of sentence?

a)

It changes the spelling of words.

b)

It determines the emotional tone and focus.

c)

It removes unnecessary words.

d)

It makes the sentence grammatically correct.

17.

Look at the underlined word in the given sentence and choose the syllable that should be stressed.

It is important to record how much you spend every month.

a)

REcord

b)

RECORD

c)

reCORD

d)

recORD

18.

Look at the underlined word in the given sentence and choose the syllable that should be stressed.

Do you have a permit to drive this lorry?

a)

PErmit

b)

pERmit

c)

PERmit

d)

permit

19.

Look at the underlined word in the given sentence and choose the syllable that should be stressed.

There was a political protest going on in the street.

a)

A. PROtest

b)

B. PROTest

c)

C. proTEST

d)

D. prOTEST

20.

Look at the underlined word in the given sentence and choose the syllable that should be stressed.

Please don't insult me!

a)

A. inSULT

b)

B. INsult

c)

C. INSULT

d)

D. inSUlt

21.

What voice is used in writing headlines?

a)

Active voice

b)

Subjective voice

c)

Passive voice

d)

Imperative voice

22.

What is the function of a headline in a news story?

a)

To classify and distinguish between news stories

b)

To present the conclusion of the news story

c)

To summarize the news story and attract readers’ attention

d)

To provide creative content for the news story

23.

Why is the lead paragraph important in a news article?

a)

It provides background information.

b)

It introduces the writer's opinion.

c)

It captures the reader's attention and summarizes the main point.

d)

It lists all the sources used.

24.

What does the inverted pyramid structure help achieve in news writing?

i. It hides the most important details until the end.

ii. It organizes information from least to most important.

iii. It ensures the most critical facts appear first.

iv. It makes the article more interesting.

a)

i and ii

b)

ii and iii

c)

ii and iv

d)

iii and iv

25.

Who is the composer and singer of the song, “Imagine”?

a)

John Lennon

b)

Elvis Presley

c)

Paul McCartney

d)

Bryan Adams

26.

The composer and singer of the song, “Imagine” was a member of a famous 60’s band? Which of the following band is being referred to?

a)

The Beatles

b)

Beegees

c)

Westlife

d)

The Corrs

27.

According to “Imagine,” what creates conflict among people in the world?

a)

Religion

b)

Status in the society

c)

Races

d)

All of the given options

28.

How would you describe the persona in the song?

i. He is a dreamer.

ii. He is an activist.

iii. He is a visionary.

iv. He is a misanthrope.

a)

i and ii

b)

i and iii

c)

ii and iii

d)

ii and iv

29.

“Imagine there's no countries…” Which interpretation best explains the said line?

a)

It suggests a world without governments.

b)

It promotes global unity by removing political divisions.

c)

It encourages people to travel more.

d)

It supports the idea of isolation.

30.

How does the song challenge traditional views of religion and possessions?

a)

By encouraging people to worship more

b)

By suggesting that religion and materialism can lead to conflict

c)

By promoting wealth and spiritual rituals

d)

By asking listeners to ignore their beliefs

31.

If the ideas in the song were applied to a modern society, what potential benefits might arise?

a)

Increased competition between nations

b)

Greater emphasis on economic growth

c)

Enhanced global cooperation and empathy

d)

Reduced interest in cultural diversity

32.

Which of the following statements best evaluates the emotional tone of the song?

a)

It is aggressive and confrontational.

b)

It is hopeful and idealistic.

c)

It is sarcastic and dismissive.

d)

It is humorous and playful.

33.

What is subject-verb agreement?

a)

Matching the subject with the correct object

b)

Ensuring the verb matches the subject in number and person

c)

Using verbs in the past tense

d)

Making sure the sentence has a subject

34.

Which rule applies when the subject is joined by “or”?

a)

Use a plural verb

b)

Use a singular verb if both subjects are singular

c)

Always use “are”

d)

Ignore the second subject

35.

Why does the sentence: “The bouquet of roses smells sweet” use a singular verb?

a)

“Roses” is plural.

b)

“Bouquet” is the true subject.

c)

“Smells” is a better-sounding verb.

d)

“Sweet” is singular.

36.

Choose the verb that agrees with the subject of the given sentence.

The men and women ______ inside the church.

a)

gathering

b)

has gathered

c)

gather

d)

gathers

37.

Choose the verb that agrees with the subject of the given sentence.

My cousins ______ in New York.

a)

is living

b)

lives

c)

living

d)

live

38.

Choose the verb that agrees with the subject of the given sentence.

Peter, along with his brothers ____ skating often.

a)

go

b)

goes

c)

going

d)

gone

39.

Choose the verb that agrees with the subject of the given sentence.

My friends, together with my cousin ______ for a party tonight.

a)

is planning

b)

planning

c)

plans

d)

plan

40.

Choose the verb that agrees with the subject of the given sentence.

Our performance tasks, in addition to the quizzes ______ our grades.

a)

affect

b)

affecting

c)

is affecting

d)

are affecting

41.

What is the main reason the phrase: “The team of players is winning” uses a singular verb?

a)

“Is” is a plural form.

b)

“Winning” is a more dynamic verb.

c)

“Team” is the true subject.

d)

“Players” is plural.

42.

Choose the verb that agrees with the subject of the given sentence.

The group of students ______ to the museum tomorrow.

a)

gone

b)

are going

c)

going

d)

is going

43.

What is a common reason for misunderstandings between parents and children?

a)

Differences in communication styles

b)

Shared interests and hobbies

c)

Too much time spent together

d)

Similar educational backgrounds

44.

Which of the following best describes the impact of financial stability on family relationships?

a)

It leads to more arguments about money.

b)

It has no effect on family dynamics.

c)

It encourages competition among family members.

d)

It creates a sense of security and unity.

45.

What is the primary purpose of a rebuttal in an argumentative essay?

a)

To introduce new evidence supporting the main argument.

b)

To acknowledge the opposing viewpoint without addressing it.

c)

To refute the opposing argument and strengthen the writer's position.

d)

To summarize the main points of the essay.

46.

How can financial stress impact children's behavior in a family setting?

a)

It encourages children to be more responsible.

b)

It often leads to increased anxiety and behavioral issues.

c)

It has no effect on children's behavior.

d)

It promotes better communication among family members.

47.

What is the main theme of the song, “Imagine”?

a)

War and conflict

b)

Peace and unity

c)

Love and romance

d)

Success and fame

48.

What is the significance of a thesis statement in an argumentative essay?

a)

It concludes the essay.

b)

It presents the main argument of the essay.

c)

It provides a summary of the essay.

d)

It introduces the counterarguments.

49.

What is a byline in a news article?

a)

The location of the event

b)

The date of publication

c)

The main headline

d)

The writer's name

50.

Which of the following is a characteristic of a good headline?

a)

Long and descriptive

b)

Clear and concise

c)

Vague and general

d)

Complex and detailed