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    Summative Test 4th

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    This document contains three summarization tests with multiple choice questions about English grammar concepts. Test I identifies punctuation marks, intonation patterns, literary devices, genres and perspectives. Test II analyzes sensory images appealed by statements. Test III identifies statements as using rising, falling, or non-final intonation.

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    This document contains three summarization tests with multiple choice questions about English grammar concepts. Test I identifies punctuation marks, intonation patterns, literary devices, genres and perspectives. Test II analyzes sensory images appealed by statements. Test III identifies statements as using rising, falling, or non-final intonation.

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    This document contains three summarization tests with multiple choice questions about English grammar concepts. Test I identifies punctuation marks, intonation patterns, literary devices, genres and perspectives. Test II analyzes sensory images appealed by statements. Test III identifies statements as using rising, falling, or non-final intonation.

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    This document contains three summarization tests with multiple choice questions about English grammar concepts. Test I identifies punctuation marks, intonation patterns, literary devices, genres and perspectives. Test II analyzes sensory images appealed by statements. Test III identifies statements as using rising, falling, or non-final intonation.

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    Summative

    Test
    Test I-
    Identify the
    following.
    1. It indicates
    pauses, stops, and
    questions and also
    communicates
    emotions.
    2. This is when
    your pitch goes up.
    It is used when
    asking a yes/no
    question.
    3. It is a pattern within
    a sentence that
    includes rising
    intonation followed by
    falling intonation in
    the same sentence.
    4. This is when
    your pitch lowers
    at the end of a
    phrase or
    sentence.
    5. He was a Filipino
    Diplomat,
    statesman, soldier,
    journalist and
    author.
    6. It is the use of symbols
    to signify ideas and
    qualities by giving them
    symbolic meanings that
    are different from their
    literal sense.
    7. It works include
    made-up characters,
    and a made-up
    series of events,
    called the plot.
    8. It deals only
    with real
    people, events,
    or ideas.
    9. It is the
    perspective of a
    narrator outside
    of the story.
    10. It is the
    perspective of a
    character in the
    story.
    11. It is also called
    imagery that means to
    use figurative language
    to represent objects,
    actions and ideas in such
    a way that it appeals to
    our physical senses.
    12. Written
    documents such as
    textbooks,
    applications,
    instructions, and
    articles.
    13. It means
    long works
    of fiction.
    14. It records of daily
    events and writer’s
    thoughts & feelings
    about them. Can be
    private or public.
    15. It is shorter
    than novels but
    longer than short
    stories.
    16. Written
    forms of
    communication
    from one person
    to another.
    17. It is also called
    biography that tells the
    story of a real person’s
    life (so not a fictional
    character) written by
    someone other than that
    person.
    18. It tells the story of
    the author’s life and
    reflects the writer’s
    thoughts and feelings
    about events.
    19. It is a term that
    means ―word
    relationships. It is a
    type of word
    problem made up of
    two word pair.
    20. It is the key to the
    pronunciation of an
    English word, and the
    location of the accent
    should always be
    learned with the word.
    Test II- SENSORY
    IMAGES- Analyze as to
    which sense (visual,
    gustatory, olfactory,
    tactile or auditory) each
    statement appeals.
    21. One bite of
    sour lemon
    caused my lips to
    pucker.
    22. The tiny ant
    climbed up the
    broken twig.
    23. The sweet
    smell of freshly
    baked apple pie
    filled the air.
    24. The car
    squeaked every
    time I hit a bump
    in the road.
    25. The sharp edge
    of the paper cut
    my finger and
    made it sting.
    26. Brightly
    colored hot air
    balloons filled
    the clear sky.
    27. The light,
    flowery scent of
    my sister’s
    perfume invaded
    my nostrils.
    28. This desk
    has a hard,
    smooth
    surface.
    29. The
    campfire
    crackled quietly
    in the night.
    30. As I carefully
    swallowed each
    delicious morsel, I
    savored the rich and
    creamy chocolate
    bar.
    Test III- INTONATION-
    Identify each statement
    if it’s Rising Intonation
    (RI), Falling Intonation
    (FI) and Non-Final
    Intonation (NFI).
    31. Is this
    yours?
    32. Have you
    read this
    book?
    33. I want to
    be there
    34. I lost
    my key.
    35. How
    did you do
    that?
    36. Are
    you
    hungry?
    37. What are
    you waiting
    for?
    38. I want
    that bag.
    39. Can
    you drive?
    40. If I
    were you…
    41. Did he
    pass?
    42. What
    can you
    say?
    43. Who is
    that
    student?
    44. Can I
    come in?
    45. Where
    do you
    work?
    46. Is he
    coming?
    47. I can’t
    figure it
    out.
    48. Did
    you sleep
    well?
    49. Swear
    to God.
    50. Why are
    you happy?

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