LANGUAGE ARTS FIRST QUIZ

TERM: 1ST. QUIMESTER: 2ND.

DATE: TEACHER´S SIGNATURE:

2022
NAME: GRADE
GRADE: 1ST BACCALAUREATE
SECTION: LANGUAGE ARTS CHAPTER 11 THE PASSIVE
Instrucciones: Se recomienda leer el examen completamente antes de desarrollarlo, piense bien al escribir la respuesta, no se permite
el uso de correctores líquidos o similares. El examen debe ser entregado con sus respuestas en tinta, deben ser claras y concretas, sin
tachones, borrones ni enmendaduras, esto ocasionaría la anulación de la respuesta escrita por usted. Recuerde esta prueba le hará
conocer el resultado de su esfuerzo y lo que ha aprendido. Se le recuerda que la DESHONESTIDAD ACADÉMICA es sancionada con
la calificación de cero (0), de acuerdo al artículo 226 del Reglamento General de Educación.

QUIZ
-ed / -ing Adjectives (Chart 11-8)
Directions: Choose the correct completions. (1 POINT EACH)
Example: I don't like watching soccer on TV. It's too (bored /
boring).

1. Yesterday, a group of friends and I went to a (disappointed/

disappointing) soccer game.

2. We were very (surprised / surprising/ surprise) because not

many people were there.
3. At first, the teams played well, and it was (thrilled /
thrilling/thrill) to watch them.
4. Jim got so (excited/exciting/excite) that he jumped out of his
seat.
5. It was (embarrassed / embarrassing/embarrass) because he
spilled his soda on the lady in front of him.
6. She was quite (annoyed / annoying/annoy) and got upset with
Jim.
7. We were (shocked / shocking/shock) when our favorite player got
hurt and had to leave the game.
8. We felt sad about the (injured / injuring/injure) player.
9. The (exhausted/ exhausting/exhaust) actors relaxed at the end of
a long day of work.
10. The most (entertaining/entertained/entertain) movies have lots
of action and are funny, too.