FIRST QUARTER TEST IN ENGLSIH 8

KEY TO CORRECTION

1. A
2. A
3. B
4. A
5. B
6. SS
7. CD
8. CX
9. CD
10. SS
11. CX
12. CD
13. D
14. C
15. A
16. B
17. C
18. B
19. A
20. B
21. B
22. A
23. A
24. C
25. W
26. W
27. W
28. C
29. B
30. A
 31. B
32. P
33. D
34. C
35. D
36. A
37. L
38. D
39. A
40. A
41. A
42. B
43. A
44. B
45. A
46. C
47. B
48. A
49. A
50. A

Prepared by:
ANGELINE MONICA Q. ESTAYO
TEACHER III
FIRST QUARTER TEST IN ENGLISH 10
KEY TO CORRECTION

1. B
2. B
3. A
4. A
5. A
6. D
7. B
8. A
9. C
10. A
11. A
12. A
13. B
14. A
15. A
16. B
17. D
18. E
19. C
20. B
21. D
22. D
23. C
24. C
25. D
26. A
27. F
28. A
 29. B
30. B
31. C
32. B
33. C
34. A
35. A
36. A
37. C
38. A
39. A
40. B
41. A
42. 1
43. 4
44. 7
45. 6
46. 5
47. 3
48. 2
49. Implicit
50. Explicit

Prepared by:
ANGELINE MONICA Q. ESTAYO
TEACHER III
SECOND QUARTER TEST IN ENGLISH 8
KEY TO CORRECTION

1. D 35.A
2. C 36.B
3. A 37.A
4. C 38.A
5. B 39.B
6. C 40.A
7. E 41.B
8. MAKE BELIEVE 42.B
9. MAKE IT 43.B
10.MAKE DO 44.B
11.MAKE GOOD 45.C
12.MAKE OVER 46.C
13.MAKE OFF 47.A
14.I 48.C
15.C 49.C
16.I 50.A
17.C Listening text:
18.C
19.I The first time I went to the show,
20.A I was very much excited. There
21.B were so many people, so many
22.A lights. When we entered the show,
23.A I was frightened by the darkness
24.A and large figures on the screen. It
25.C seems to me that I saw a train. It
26.B was coming right at me. I thought it
27.B would surely run over me. I
28.C remember having screamed. I don’t
29.B remember anything else.
30.B
31.POINT OF VIEW Prepared by:
32.A ANGELINE MONICA Q. ESTAYO
33.A TEACHER III
34.A
SECOND QUARTER TEST IN ENGLISH 10
KEY TO CORRECTION

1. A 30. A
2. B 31. B
3. C 32. A
4. C 33. A
5. B 34. B
6. D 35. C
7. A 36. B
8. D 37. A
9. B 38. C
10. B 39. A
11. C 40. B
12. B 41. A
13. A 42. B
14. C 43. D
15. A 44. B
16. B 45. B
17. A 46. A
18. C 47. B
19. A 48. A/D
20. B 49. C
21. A 50. A
22. C Prepared by:
23-24. B/D ANGELINE MONICA Q. ESTAYO
25-26. A/C TEACHER III
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What is your question?

27. D
28. B 1
29. A
Senior High School English 5 points
What is the anatomy of a filipino by
prof.felix bautista in culture
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linamarhyun
linamarhyun Ambitious
The Anatomy of a Filipino By: Prof.
Felix BautistaAll: I like to think that I
am a Filipino, that I am as Good, a
Filipino as Anyone.
Girls: My heart thrills, when, I Hear,
the National anthem, being played.
Boys: And my Blood Rises, when, I
see our flag, Fluttering in the
breeze.
All: And Yet, I find myself asking,
How Filipino Am I, Really?
Boys: My First Name is American.
Girls: My Last Name Is Chinese.
Boys: When I’ am with Girlfriends or
more correctly, when, I’ am with my
Friends, who happen to be girls
- I talk to them in English.
Girls: If they are thirsty, I buy them,
a Bottle of American coke.
Boys: If they are hungry, I treat
them, to an Italian Pizza pie.
All: And when, I have the money, I
give them a real Chinese Lauriat.
Boy (solo): Considering all these,
considering my taste, for many
things foreign, what right do I have,
to call myself, a Filipino?
Girls (solo): Should I not call myself,
a culture orphan? The illegitimate
child of many races?
All: Rightly or wrongly, whether we
like it or not, we are the end
products, of our history, fortunately
or unfortunately, our history is a co-
mingling, of polyglot influences.
Boys: Malayan and Chinese.
Girls: Spanish and British.
Boys: American and Japanese.
All: This is historic fact, we can not
ignore, a cultural reality we can not
escape, form to believe otherwise is
to indulge in fantasy.
Boy (solo): I must confess, I’ am an
extremely confused, and
Bewildered young man. Wherever I’
am, whatever I may be doing, I’ am
Bombarded, on all sides, by people
who want, me to search for my
national identity.
All: Tell me the Language I speak
should be replaced, by Filipino; they
urge me to do away with things
foreign to act and think, and buy
Filipino.
Girl (solo): Even in art, I’ am getting
bothered and Bewildered.
All: The Writer should use Filipino,
as his medium, the nationalists cry.
Boys: The Painter should use his
genius, in portraying themes purely
Filipino, they demand.
Girls: The Composer should exploit,
endless Possibilities, of the
haunting kundiman, they insist.
All: All these sound wonderful. But
Rizal used Spanish, when he wrote,
Noli and Fili.
Boys: Was he less of a nationalist,
because of it? Must the artist, to be
truly Filipino, paint with the juice of
the duhat?
Girls: And must he draw picture of
topless Muslim women or Igorot
warriors in G-String?
All: And if the composer, desert, the
kundiman, and he writes song
faithful to the spirit of the Youths of
today, does he become Unfilipino?
We are what we are today, because
of our History.
Boys: In our veins, pulses blood
with traces of Chinese and Spanish
and American, but It does not stop,
being a Filipino, because of these.
Girls: Out culture, is tinges with
foreign, influences, but it has
become rich therely.
All: This mingling, in fact could
speed us on the road, to national
greatness, look at America, it is a
great country, and yet it is the
melting pot of Italian, and German,
British, and French, or Irish and
Swedish.
Boy (solo): Filipinism, after all, is in
the heart.
All: If that heart beats faster,
because the Philippines is making
progress, if it Fills, with compassion
because its
people are suffering, then it belongs
to a true Filipino, and it throbs, with
pride, in our past, if it pulses with
awareness, of the present , if it
beats with a faith in the future,
then we could ask, for nothing,
more all other things are
Unimportant.
Boys: I have, an American First
Name.
Girls: And I have, a Chinese Last
Name.
All: And I’ am proud, very, very
proud, - because Underneath these
names beats A Filipino Heart…