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Second Quarter English 6 Reviewer

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A student reads a book about the life of Dr. Jose Rizal. It told about his achievements, travels, and how he inspired the Filipino people. What type of text is the student reading?

a)

Factual text

b)

Fictional story

c)

Play

d)

Poem

2.

Your classmate is following instructions from a book on how to cook adobo. She reads the steps one by one to make sure she does it correctly. What kind of text is your classmate using?

a)

Argumentative

b)

Descriptive

c)

Expository

d)

Procedural

3.

The teacher explained that because there was heavy rain, many roads were flooded, which made it difficult for people to travel. Which relationship is shown in this situation?

a)

Cause and effect

b)

Compare and contrast

c)

Descriptive

d)

Sequence of events

4.

A student researcher wrote an article that explains how solar panels work. The student included facts about how they produce energy and their benefits for the environment. What is the article an example of?

a)

Expository

b)

Descriptive

c)

Narrative

d)

Persuasive

5.

After the Banatu Festival in Cabanatuan City, the streets were filled with litter, so the local government organized a city-wide cleanup. What is the effect in this scenario?

a)

the festival started

b)

the streets were decorated

c)

people attended the festival

d)

the city organized a cleanup

6.

At the American Memorial Shrine in Pangatian, Cabanatuan City, visitors can read about the soldiers who were once held in the prison camp during World War II. What type of information is likely presented at the shrine?

a)

opinions of the tour guides

b)

poems written by the soldiers

c)

fictional stories about the soldiers

d)

factual information about their experiences

7.

While making Batutay, a meat vendor reads the instructions carefully. First, the vendor grinds the beef, then mixes it with garlic, pepper, and soy sauce. Which type of text is the meat vendor following?

a)

Argumentative

b)

Descriptive

c)

Narrative

d)

Procedural

8.

During the Banatu Festival, a local citizen noticed that the festival had many activities, including parades, local food stalls, and cultural performances. If the local citizen wrote a text describing each event in detail, what kind of text would it be?

a)

Argumentative

b)

Descriptive

c)

Persuasive

d)

Procedural

9.

A teacher asked the class to compare Francisco Baltazar’s “Florante at Laura” to modern-day poems. They discussed how the themes were similar, but the language was different. What is the class doing?

a)

describing the poems' themes

b)

explaining the meaning of the poems

c)

comparing and contrasting the poems

d)

writing poems about “Florante at Laura”

10.

. At Plaza Lucero, a plaque tells visitors that General Antonio Luna was assassinated here. The plaque explains how this event changed the course of Philippine history. What type of text is the plaque most likely providing?

a)

Descriptive

b)

Narrative

c)

Procedural

d)

Persuasive

11.

My cousin reads two articles about the effects of climate change in the Philippines. One talked about rising sea levels, while the other focused on stronger typhoons. What is my cousin likely doing as she reads the two articles?

a)

following instructions

b)

writing a procedural text

c)

arguing about climate change

d)

comparing the effects of climate change

12.

While visiting the American Memorial Shrine in Pangatian, a tourist read a plaque that stated, "Thousands of soldiers were liberated from this camp during World War II." He wondered if it was written clearly and if more details could be added. How could this information be improved?

a)

It should include a poem about the event.

b)

It should include an opinion about the war.

c)

It should compare this camp to other war camps.

d)

It should add more facts about the soldiers’ experiences.

13.

During the Banatu Festival, a speaker encouraged people to celebrate their local traditions, saying, "Supporting local events helps preserve our culture." What is the speaker trying to do?

a)

entertain the crowd

b)

describe the history of the festival

c)

persuade people to join the festival

d)

give instructions on joining the parade

14.

At a school debate, one student argued that planting more trees can help reduce flooding, while another student disagreed, saying that better drainage systems are more effective. Which argument is likely stronger in this debate?

a)

Planting more trees because they have better opinions.

b)

Planting more trees because they give personal stories.

c)

Better drainage systems because it sounds more interesting.

d)

Better drainage systems because they give more evidence and facts.

15.

Your school sanitation coordinator discussed the steps in proper handwashing. Below are the steps for proper hand washing listed in a mixed-up order. Select the option that shows the correct sequence of these steps. I. Rinse your hands with clean, running water. II. Apply soap to your hands. III. Scrub your hands for at least 20 seconds. IV. Dry your hands with a clean towel or air dry them. V. Rub your hands together to create a lather. VI. Turn off the faucet using a towel or your elbow.

a)

I, II, III, V, IV, VI

b)

II, I, V, III, IV, VI

c)

I, II, V, III, IV, VI

d)

II, I, III, V, IV, VI

16.

Your TLE teacher discussed the steps for transferring a seedling from one pot to another. Below are the steps listed in a mixed-up order. Select the option that shows the correct sequence of these steps. I. Prepare the new pot with soil. II. Water the seedling in its original pot to loosen the soil. III. Carefully remove the seedling from its original pot. IV. Place the seedling in the center of the new pot and fill in with more soil. V. Gently press the soil around the base of the seedling to secure it.

a)

I, II, III, IV, V

b)

II, I, III, V, IV

c)

I, III, II, IV, V

d)

II, III, I, IV, V

17.

For a school project, the students were asked to write about the Banatu Festival. A student wanted to include a comparison between this festival and another one in their province. What would be a good title for the student’s comparison text?

a)

"The Best Foods at Banatu Festival: Yummy and Tasty"

b)

"How to Join the Banatu Festival: You are Invited"

c)

"A Story About the Banatu Festival: What an Amazing Experience"

d)

"Banatu Festival vs. Our Town's Fiesta: What's Similar and Different"

18.

Multiple-choice: Choose the best answer. A commercial says, "Everyone is eating malunggay pandesal for breakfast. You should too!" What propaganda technique is used here?

a)

Bandwagon

b)

Card stacking

c)

Name calling

d)

Transfer

19.

A politician criticizes another candidate by saying, "That person is nothing but a lazy onion farmer with no future for our town." What propaganda device is being used in this statement?

a)

Bandwagon

b)

Card stacking

c)

Name calling

d)

Transfer

20.

A milk company advertises: "Famous chefs from all over the country use our milk in their award-winning recipes." How does this advertisement persuade consumers to buy their product?

a)

by comparing the milk to other dairy products

b)

by highlighting the reputation of the chefs who use the milk

c)

by implying that many chefs trust and endorse the product

d)

by suggesting that using this milk will lead to award-winning recipes

21.

A farmer promoting a new palay variety says, "This is the only palay that can survive any weather condition and give you a bountiful harvest every season." Why might this claim be misleading?

a)

It doesn’t mention the price of the palay.

b)

It only focuses on one benefit of the palay.

c)

It doesn't include the opinion of other farmers.

d)

It exaggerates the abilities of the palay without proof.

22.

A commercial for an onion fertilizer states, "The best onion farmers use this fertilizer, and it has doubled their harvests in just one season." Will this commercial be effective? Why do you think so?

a)

Yes, because it compares the fertilizer to other products without evidence.

b)

No, because it does not provide scientific evidence to support the claims made.

c)

Yes, because it uses testimonials from successful farmers to build trust and credibility.

d)

No, because it only focuses on doubling harvests without mentioning any potential downsides.

23.

Imagine you are creating an advertisement for a carabao milk brand. You want to show how many people trust your product. Which technique should you use?

a)

Bandwagon

b)

Card Stacking

c)

Name Calling

d)

Plain folks

24.

You are making a poster for a malunggay pandesal business. You want to include a celebrity saying they love the pandesal. What propaganda technique will you use?

a)

Transfer

b)

Testimonials

c)

Name calling

d)

Glittering generalities

25.

You are writing an advertisement for a new onion variety. You want to say it will make every meal delicious and is the perfect onion for all recipes. What technique will help you?

a)

Bandwagon

b)

Testimonials

c)

Name calling

d)

Glittering generalities