Republic of the Philippines

Region XI
Department of Education
Division Of Island Garden City of Samal
Kaputian Didtrict

MATANOS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

Objectives No. Of Items Item %

Placement
1. Use appropriate 10 1-10 50%
interogatives in
introducing questions
2. Decodes meaning of 5 11-15 25%
unfamiliar words using
structural analysis and
context clues
3. Writes a composition 5 16-20 25%
showing introduction
about the topic
Total 20 100%

Prepared by:
FELITO JR. A. MAGALONA
English VI Teacher

Reviewed by:
SALLIE L. MAJORENOS
Principal I
 Republic of the Philippines
Region XI
Department of Education
Division Of Island Garden City of Samal
Kaputian Didtrict

MATANOS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

I. Copy the appropriate interrogative word on your answer sheet.

1. (Where, When? Can we find the nearest Comfort Room?
2. (Who, What? Won in the Oratorical Contest yesterday?
3. (Why, When) do we have to repaint the house if it still new?
4. (How, Who) do you feed the snakes in the zoo?
5. (What, Who) can we do to pacify her from her depression?
6. (Why, How) is being a teacher called a noble profession?
7. (Which, What) of the following is best suited for the occasion?
8. (When, What) shall we launch the project of the Student Council?
9. (Who, Whose) piece has been chosen for the cultural presentation?
10. ( How, Why can we defend him from the police officers if he already did wrong?

II. Give the meaning of the italicized word/phrase through its context clues. Write only the
letter of your choice.
11. Loneliness, wings for my flight.
a. Escape
b. Return
c. Ride
d. Voyage
12. Rim of the world; Widen my eyes by a thought
a. A beautiful quotation
b. A meaningful line
c. A lesson gained from experiences
d. A value derived from observation
13. Measure me, sky!
Tell me I reach by a song
Nearer the stars
a. Challenge
b. Judge
c. Mark
d. Compare
14. Profit of pain
Joy by the weight of the world
a. Sufferings
b. Ill will
c. Bad relationships
d. Doubts and uncertain
15. What will your wild scales record?
 Profit of pain; Joy by the weight of the world
a. Covering
b. Thin layer of skin
c. Instrument for measuring
d. Device for weighing

III. Copy the sentences from each paragraph that introduces its main topic.

16. Some seeds are scattered by the wind. These seeds have parts that serve like wings,
parachutes, or balloons. The seeds of the narra, apitog , sunflower, cotton and talahib
are scattered by the wind. The dust like seeds of orchids are the smallest seeds.
Because of their smallness and lightness, the wind carries them to long distances.
17. These are plants that plant their own seeds. The peanut plants its own seeds. When
the peanut flowers fade, the pods push into the ground. These plants are self-planters.
The mangrove is also a self-planter. The seeds begin to grow into new plants while
still attached to the plant.
18. Some plants scatter their own seeds. The fruits of these plants crack or split and twist
when full dry. These seeds are then shot away from the parent plant, sometimes to
long distances. Some of these are the mongo, kamantigue, and the achuete.
19. Some seeds are unintentionally scattered by people and animals. These seeds are very
good hitchhikers. They have hooks and spines which make it impossible for them to
catch onto peoples clothing or the fur of animals. In this way, they get carried about.
Some of these hitchhiker’s are the amorseco, dalupang, and the makahiya.
20. These are seeds which are lighter than water so they can be carried to faraway places
by rivers, streams, or sea waves. Air chambers help keep some of these seeds afloat.
If these seeds take root in suitable places, they may develop into new plants. Thus
some seeds are scattered by water.

Prepared by:
FELITO JR. A. MAGALONA
English VI Teacher

Reviewed by:
SALLIE L. MAJORENOS
Principal I
 Republic of the Philippines
Region XI
Department of Education
Division Of Island Garden City of Samal
Kaputian Didtrict

MATANOS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

1. Where
2. Who
3. Why
4. How
5. What
6. Why
7. When
8. Which
9. Whose
10. How
11. a
12. d
13. a
14. d
15. b
16. Some seeds are scattered by the wind.
17. These are plants are self-planters
18. Plants scattered by own seeds
19. seeds are unintentionally scattered by people and animals
20. Thus some seeds are scattered by water.

Prepared by:
FELITO JR. A. MAGALONA
English VI Teacher

Reviewed by:
SALLIE L. MAJORENOS
Principal I