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WorksheetsMr. Kasih_Final Assessment for English Grade X
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
What is the simple present tense form of the verb 'to go' for he/she/it?
going
gone
go
goes
Write a descriptive text about your favorite place.
The forest is my favorite place, where I appreciate the rustling leaves, cool shade, and diverse wildlife.
The beach is my favorite place, where I enjoy the soothing sound of waves, the warmth of the sand, and breathtaking sunsets.
The city park is my favorite place, filled with vibrant flowers, playful children, and lively picnics.
The mountains are my favorite place, where I love the crisp air, towering trees, and stunning views.
Choose the correct word: She is very (happy/happily) today.
happily
happiness
happy
happiest
Identify the main idea of the following paragraph: 'The sun sets in the west and rises in the east.'
The sun rises in the east and sets in the west.
The sun rises in the north and sets in the south.
The sun rises in the west and sets in the east.
The sun rises in the south and sets in the north.
Create a dialogue between two friends discussing their weekend plans.
Friend 1: I have a family gathering to attend. Friend 2: I'm busy with work, so I can't join you.
Friend 1: I plan to binge-watch a new series. Friend 2: That sounds boring! How about a road trip instead?
Friend 1: Hey! Do you have any plans for the weekend? Friend 2: Not yet! I was thinking about going hiking. How about you? Friend 1: That sounds fun! I was considering checking out the new art exhibit downtown. Want to join me? Friend 2: Sure! We can hike in the morning and then head to the exhibit in the afternoon.
Friend 1: I'm going to the beach this weekend. Friend 2: I prefer staying home and reading a book.
What is the simple present tense form of the verb 'to eat' for I/you/we/they?
eating
ate
eats
eat
Write a descriptive text about your best friend.
My best friend is very critical and often makes me feel bad about myself. We don't have much in common.
My best friend is always busy and rarely has time for me. They prefer staying indoors and watching movies alone.
My best friend is someone I met recently and don't know well. We haven't shared many experiences together yet.
My best friend is an incredibly kind and supportive person. They have a great sense of humor that always makes me laugh, even on tough days. We share a love for adventure, often exploring new places together. Their loyalty and understanding make them someone I can always rely on, and I cherish the memories we've created over the years.
Fill in the blank: The cat (chase/chases) the mouse every day.
chases
chasing
chase
chased
What reading strategy involves summarizing the text after reading?
Summarization
Evaluation
Interpretation
Analysis
Create a dialogue where one person is asking for directions.
Person A: Where is the closest library? Person B: Head down this street, take a right at the park, and it will be straight ahead.
Person A: Can you guide me to the nearest gas station? Person B: Of course! Just turn right at the next intersection and it will be on your left.
Person A: How do I find the nearest grocery store? Person B: Go left at the roundabout, then take the first right, and it will be on your left.
Person A: Excuse me, can you tell me how to get to the nearest coffee shop? Person B: Sure! Go straight down this road, take a left at the traffic light, and it will be on your right next to the bookstore.
What is the simple present tense form of the verb 'to play' for he/she/it?
play
played
plays
playing
Write a descriptive text about a memorable event in your life.
A thrilling skydiving experience with friends.
An unforgettable concert I attended last summer.
A memorable hiking trip with my family to a national park.
A relaxing beach vacation with my colleagues.
Choose the correct word: They (is/are) going to the park.
was
isn't
were
are
What is the purpose of skimming a text?
To memorize every word for better retention.
To analyze the text in detail and take notes.
To summarize the text in a comprehensive report.
The purpose of skimming a text is to quickly grasp the main ideas and overall structure.
Create a dialogue between a customer and a shopkeeper.
Customer: Do you sell oranges? Shopkeeper: Yes, we have oranges too!
Customer: Are there any strawberries available? Shopkeeper: Sorry, we are out of strawberries.
Customer: Can I get some bananas? Shopkeeper: We only have grapes today.
Customer: Hi, do you have any fresh apples? Shopkeeper: Yes, we have a variety of fresh apples. Would you like to see them? Customer: Yes, please! How much are they? Shopkeeper: They are $2 per pound. Customer: Great, I'll take three pounds. Shopkeeper: Sure! That will be $6. Would you like a bag? Customer: Yes, thank you!
What is the simple present tense form of the verb 'to have' for I/you/we/they?
had
have
having
has
Write a descriptive text about a holiday celebration.
The holiday celebration was a vibrant gathering filled with colorful decorations, the aroma of festive foods wafting through the air, laughter and music echoing around, and families coming together to share stories and create lasting memories.
The holiday was a quiet day spent alone, with no decorations or special meals, just a simple routine of chores and rest.
The holiday was marked by a series of arguments and disagreements, overshadowing any chance of joy or togetherness among family members.
The celebration involved a long meeting with no food or music, where everyone discussed work-related topics in a dull atmosphere.
Fill in the blank: She (like/likes) to read books every night.
like
enjoys
loves
likes
What reading strategy involves predicting what will happen next?
Clarifying
Predicting
Inferring
Summarizing
Create a dialogue where one person is giving advice to another.
Person A: I can't seem to focus on my work. Any suggestions? Person B: Why not binge-watch a series instead?
Person A: I'm feeling overwhelmed with my tasks. What should I do? Person B: Just push through it without any breaks.
Person A: I'm thinking of going on a vacation. What do you think? Person B: Just ignore your problems and enjoy the trip!
Person A: I've been feeling really stressed lately. What should I do? Person B: Have you tried taking breaks and practicing mindfulness? It really helps to clear your mind. Also, make sure to talk to someone about how you're feeling.
Fill in the blank: They (enjoy/enjoys) playing soccer on weekends.
enjoys
enjoyed
enjoying
enjoy
Create a dialogue between a teacher and a student discussing homework.
Teacher: Are you ready for the test? Student: I still have some questions about the last chapter.
Teacher: Did you complete the assignment? Student: Yes, I worked on it all weekend.
Teacher: I hope you understood the material. Student: I found it a bit challenging, but I managed.
Teacher: What did you think of the project? Student: It was fun! I learned a lot.
What is the simple present tense form of the verb 'to read' for he/she/it?
reads
read
reading
readed
Create a dialogue between two colleagues discussing a project deadline.
Colleague 1: Have you finished your part of the project? Colleague 2: Not yet, I'm still working on it. How about you?
Colleague 1: I believe we can extend the deadline if we ask. Colleague 2: That might not be a good idea; we should try to meet it.
Colleague 1: I think we need to submit the project by Friday. Colleague 2: Yes, I agree. Let's meet tomorrow to discuss our progress.
Colleague 1: I'm really stressed about the deadline. Colleague 2: Don't worry, we can work together to get it done on time.
Create a dialogue between a doctor and a patient discussing health concerns.
Doctor: How have you been feeling lately? Patient: I've been experiencing some headaches.
Doctor: Have you been exercising regularly? Patient: Not really, I've been quite busy with work.
Doctor: It's important to stay hydrated. Patient: I know, but I often forget to drink water.
Doctor: Are you taking any medications? Patient: Yes, I take some over-the-counter pain relievers.
