Name: ________________________________
First Monthly Test in English ____7. The dog stalked me all day.
Test I. Answer the following items by
choosing one from the word bank.
________________1. Who was the winged
god who sat precariously between the other
two gods?
________________2. A comparison
between two unlike things without the use of
“Like” and “As”.
________________3. The gods lived in a
small circular space of great brightness
called a ______?
________________4. The god whose name
means (your will be done.)
________________5. This is a type of
language which should not be taken literally.
________________6. A comparison
between two unlike things which uses the
words “Like” and “As”.
________________7. This gives human
qualities to an object, animal, or idea.
________________8. This is a clue given to
the meaning of an unfamiliar word.
________________9. A ____ is a way of
picturing the order in which events happen.
________________10 This household item
was used to brush fine the untangled
thoughts.
Dadanyahan Metaphor Figures of Speech
Context Clues Timeline Simile
Makabughaw Hyperbole Banting
Personification Earthen Jars Comb
Test II. Identify the following figures of
speech. Write “SM” for Simile, “MP” for
Metaphor and “PR” for Personification.
____1. That boxer floats like a butterfly and
stings like a bee.
____2. My dad is a straight arrow.
____3. The raindrops raced across my
window.
____4. Life is like a box of chocolates, you
never know what you will get.
____5. Love is a rose with thorns.
____6. I’m hotter than ten thousand dragons.
Score:_________
____8. Revenge is a dish best serve cold.
____9. Her hair is as smooth as a baby’s
cheek.
____10. The world dances around the sun.
Test III. Write True if the statement is
correct and False if it’s wrong.
__________1. Makabughaw created the first
wind.
__________2. Rain came from the drool of
Magbabaya .
__________3. To tamper means to meddle
or disrupt something.
__________4. Context clues can help you
save time since.
__________5. The gods collected wood for
its bones, rattan for its blood vessels and
rain for its blood.
__________6. You can always start from
the end and work your way to the beginning
when you create a timeline.
__________7. The crocodile was able trick
the monkey into crossing the river.
__________8. Housewarming is similar to
blessing your house.
__________9. Onomatopoeia is an example
of figures of speech.
__________10. The bits of clay cut from the
figures became the Enkantos and Spirits.
Test IV. Underline the meaning of the
unfamiliar words.
1. He said some obnoxious things
about his girlfriend and she was
disgusted by his hurtful words.
2. The conference went haywire when
the celebrity walked in since
everything was out of order.
3. After a hard day’s work, it was nice
to detoxify and remove all the
unwanted toxins out of my body.
4. The thief irrupted into the house
and the police found evidences of
forced entry.
5. The teacher told Jim that he
shouldn’t mumble his words like
he’s trying to eat his own words.