I.

KNOWLEDGE
A. Read the sentences carefully. Write True on the blank if the sentence is correct and False if it is
not.

1. The National Parks in Africa is the same as the zoo in the Philippines.
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2. Africa is called as the Dark Continent.
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3. Storytellers in Africa often tell stories through call-and-continue technique.
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4. Literature that has been written for or by African people is called Africa literature.
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5. Juncture is the rise and fall of a syllable in a word.
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6. Volume is the degree of loudness or the intensity of a sound.
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7. Driving will get you there more quickly than to walk is a parallel sentence.
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8. Her excuses bothered me more than she was absent is a parallel sentence.
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B. Describe the following characters.

1. Ki-
2. Ntio-
3. Luetsi-

II. PROCESS
Read the sentences carefully. Write P if the structure of the sentence is parallel and NP if it is not
parallel. If the structure of the sentence is not parallel, write the correct structure on the blank
below the sentence.

1. To think that you can do anything is deceiving yourself. _____

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2. James enjoys reading more than writing. _____
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3. The painting was marvelous, superb, and looked beautiful. _____
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4. She likes neither washing clothes nor cleaning the floor. _____
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5. Jonathan enjoys hunting for falcons, spending time with family, and painting the landscapes.
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6. Martha is calm, soft-spoken and has patience. _____
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B. Write a short paragraph (not less than five sentences) comparing Africa and Philippine’s
traditions, religion and customs.