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SUMMATIVE TEST IN ENGLISH 7

4th Quarter
Week 1-2

NAME: GRADE/SECTION:
TEACHER: SHANNEN URBIZTONDO

Directions: Read each statement carefully and tell whether it talks about the features of
Academic Writing or not. Put CHECK if yes;otherwise, put CROSS.
________1. In academic writing, we should emphasize our personal opinion to explain
the topic.
________2. In academic writing, we must avoid the use of subordinate clauses.
________3. In academic writing, we should provide evidence for the claims we make to
justify our position.
________4. In academic writing, we should try to contract all auxiliary verbs like “do not”
to “don’t” or “could not” to “couldn’t”.
________5. In academic writing, we must use more varied vocabulary.

Directions: Read each statement carefully and identify whether is speaks truth about
interpersonal communication or not. If it is truthful, write TRUE; otherwise, write FALSE.
6. Interpersonal communication can happen at least among three speakers.
7. Body language and facial expressions are examples of interpersonal communication.
8. Reading the instructions in the leaflet of a new appliance is an example of
interpersonal communication.
9. Sending an invitation to a party or another event is a way of communicating with
others.
10. Interpersonal communication can deny us jobs because it can be informal.

Directions: Read the statements carefully and tell which feature of academic writing is
described. Write O for Objectivity, F for Formality, P for Precision, or H for
Hedging.
11. Personal Pronouns such as I, we, or you must not be used for they suggest
subjective views that are influenced by personalpreferences.
12. The use of generalizations that are easily disproven can be avoided using
quantifiers, adverbs and adverbial phrases,and modal verbs.
13. This feature includes high level of detail and specificity so that the information is
clear and precise.
14. Contractions such as “don’t” and “should’ve” must not be used in Academic Writing.
15. In Academic writing, rhetorical questions shouldnot be used.
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SUMMATIVE TEST IN ENGLISH 7

4th Quarter
Week 3-4

NAME: GRADE/SECTION:
TEACHER: SHANNEN URBIZTONDO

Directions: Let another person read the paragraph below. After listening to the text,
answer the questions that follow.

Anger is often viewed as harmful. It does not only affect the person feeling this anger but those
around him or her. As these feelings get stronger, changes occur in our body. Our faces turn red and
carry a frown. Our teeth are clenched and our hands are closed tight. Our breathing becomes heavy and
this makes our heart beat faster. Our shoulder and neck muscles become stiff and our blood pressure
begins to rise. All these things happen because our body is preparing for something. It is preparing for
action. However, this action does not have to be harmful. People are often guilty about feeling angry. But,
anger can be viewed positively. Feelings of anger tell you that something is not right and that something
needs to change. The challenge lies in making sure that actions resulting from anger will help rather than
harm. Expressing our feelings can help others understand the source of our anger rather than fear its
consequences.

Reference: Adapted from http://vmarano.tumblr.com/post/4955945239/good-news-aboutanger

1. Which is NOT an observed change in our body when we get angry?

a. Our face turns red.
b. Our heart beats faster.
c. Our shoulders become stiff.
d. Our breathing becomes slow.
2. In the sentence, “Changes occur in our body,” which of the following words is a synonym for the word
occur?
a. stay b. form c. happen d. transform
3. Why do people sometimes feel guilty for being angry?
a. Anger may hurt others.
b. Anger is not a feeling you should show to other people.
c. Anger may cause us to create positive change in the world.
d. Anger may cause us to be motivated to act on something.
4. Which of these actions is based on anger as a positive form of expression?
a. focusing on what is wrong
b. saying hurtful words
c. identifying the root of the problem
d. keeping our emotions bottled up inside of us
5. Which of these actions are based on anger as a form of motivation?
a. asking the person we are angry at to think of how the problem can be
resolved
b. giving the person that we are angry at the silent treatment
c. kicking a chair aside and screaming out loud
d. seeking the help of a third person to side with you
Directions: Study the infographics below. Then, do the activity that follows.

Based on the infographics you have viewed, complete the statements below.

1. If you are feeling unwell, you should ____________________.

2. Aside from soap and water, ____________________ can be used to wash hands often and well.

3. You should avoid places that are _______________________________________________.

4. After you cough or sneeze, you should ___________________________________________.

5. The source of the information stated in this material is________________________________.

For 5 points, explain why the materials must be accurate when you are looking for information.