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INTERACTIVE QUIZ Click button

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GENERAL INSTRUCTION Every box contains one question. Follow the instructions carefully enclosed in the scroll at the top of the boxes. DO GOOD !  Boxes Menu

Instruction for numbers 1-5. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

Instruction for numbers 6-10. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

Instruction for numbers 11-15. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

Instruction for numbers 16-20. 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

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Choose the letter of the correct answer. Numbers 1-5 Modified TRUE or FALSE Choose the letter of the correct answer. Next

1. The statement of the idea in a paragraph is the topic sentence 1. The statement of the idea in a paragraph is the topic sentence. The topic sentence can only be located at the beginning of the paragraph. Both statements are true. Both statements are false. First statement is true; second is false. First statement is false; second is true. Back

2. The supporting details in paragraph can be ordered in different ways. The order may or may not fit the purpose of the paragraph. Both statements are true. Both statements are false. First statement is true; second is false. First statement is false; second is true. Back

3. Transitions in and between paragraphs are important 3. Transitions in and between paragraphs are important. Transitions could be words or phrases. Both statements are true. Both statements are false. First statement is true; second is false. First statement is false; second is true. Back

4. Spatial order is organizing details systematically 4. Spatial order is organizing details systematically. On the other hand, sequential order is describing a scene from a physical position. Both statements are true. Both statements are false. First statement is true; second is false. First statement is false; second is true. Back

5. An explanatory paragraph is a paragraph where one explains his/her stands. You could use your opinions in writing this type of paragraph. Both statements are true. Both statements are false. First statement is true; second is false. First statement is false; second is true. Back

Numbers 6-10 IDENTIFICATION Identify what is the topic sentence and the supporting details. Choose the letter which contains the topic sentence. Next

6. Ebenezer Scrooge is a very greedy man 6. Ebenezer Scrooge is a very greedy man. He cannot even give coins to beggars. Scrooge has also a greedy partner named Marley. He cannot even give coins to beggars. Ebenezer Scrooge is a very greedy man. Scrooge has also a greedy partner named Marley. None of the above. Back

7. Typhoons have taken a lot of innocent lives 7. Typhoons have taken a lot of innocent lives. Flashfloods have drown not just properties but also hopes and dreams. The nature could be very cruel. Typhoons have taken a lot of innocent lives. Flashfloods have drown not just properties but also hopes and dreams. The nature could be very cruel. All of the above. Back

8. Homer is a very good and famous poet 8. Homer is a very good and famous poet. A lot of authors have translated his works into different languages. Iliad and Odyssey are the masterpieces of Homer. Iliad and Odyssey are the masterpieces of Homer. Homer is a very good and famous poet. A lot of authors have translated his works into different languages. Both b and c . Back

9. Dogs are not just pets but also good best friends 9. Dogs are not just pets but also good best friends. My dog is enthusiastic when we play. Aboj, my dog, follows my instructions. Dogs are not just pets but also good best friends. My dog is very playful to me. Aboj, my dog, follows my instructions. Both a and b . Back

10. Fernand Mondego is Emond Dantés’ traitor 10. Fernand Mondego is Emond Dantés’ traitor. Edmond Dantés is the protagonist of "The Count of Monte Cristo”. Abbe Faria turned Edmond Dantés into a well-educated man. Edmond Dantés is the protagonist of "The Count of Monte Cristo”. Abbe Faria turned Edmond Dantés into a well- educated man. Fernand Mondego is Edmond Dantés’ traitor. Both a and c . Back

Numbers 11-15 FILL IN THE BLANKS Fill in the blank by choosing the correct letter of the correct answer. Next

Climactic order Sequential order Spatial order Time order 11. Since the school was supposed to be crowded with students, Joannah was nervous. From the gate in the entranceway, she saw the guard without her uniform on. The order used is ________. Climactic order Sequential order Spatial order Time order Back

Climactic order Sequential order Spatial order Time order 12. Borbie entered the classroom very quietly. She looks so pale and haggard. Everyone was looking at her intently. After a moment, she shouted “ I’m getting married !” The order used is _________ . Climactic order Sequential order Spatial order Time order Back

Climactic order Sequential order Spatial order Time order 13. Abeh is a hardworking woman and a good student. Before school, she make lunches for her family. In the afternoon, she spends five hours in teaching her tutee. The order used is __________. Climactic order Sequential order Spatial order Time order Back

Climactic order Sequential order Spatial order Time order 14. Follow these three steps to be successful. First, be self-disciplined. Second, be hardworking and lastly, be responsible. Climactic order Sequential order Spatial order Time order Back

Climactic order Sequential order Spatial order Time order 15.Davao museum cradles the history of Davao. When you open its doors, beautiful paintings on the wall would welcome you. In another door, mannequins are well-displayed like true people wearing dresses of different tribes. Climactic order Sequential order Spatial order Time order Back

Choose the letter of the correct answer. Numbers 16-20 analogy Choose the letter of the correct answer. Next

Narrative Explanatory Cause and Effect Persuasive 16. Painting images in the mind: Descriptive Convincing the reader : ________? Narrative Explanatory Cause and Effect Persuasive Back

Narrative Explanatory Cause and Effect Persuasive 17. Telling a story : Narrative Providing and explaining information : ________? Narrative Explanatory Cause and Effect Persuasive Back

Comparison and contrast Logical Time Spatial 18. Above, under, near : spatial relationship Thus, as a result, due to : _____________ ? Comparison and contrast Logical Time Spatial Back

Comparison and contrast Logical Time Spatial 19. Therefore, so, because of : logical relationship Meanwhile, finally, later : __________ ? Comparison and contrast Logical Time Spatial Back

Comparison and contrast Logical Time Spatial 20. Once, during, later : Time relationship More than, unlike, just as : _________ ? Comparison and contrast Logical Time Spatial Back

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