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    This document provides instructions for an English test for the 1st quarter. Students are asked to read a story, draw and describe one part of the story. They are also asked to draw and compare a Sampaguita flower and a Rose flower in a Venn diagram, describing their differences and similarities.

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    This document provides instructions for an English test for the 1st quarter. Students are asked to read a story, draw and describe one part of the story. They are also asked to draw and compare a Sampaguita flower and a Rose flower in a Venn diagram, describing their differences and similarities.

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    English 3 - ST1 - Q1

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    This document provides instructions for an English test for the 1st quarter. Students are asked to read a story, draw and describe one part of the story. They are also asked to draw and compare a Sampaguita flower and a Rose flower in a Venn diagram, describing their differences and similarities.

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    ENGLISH 3

    1 SUMMATIVE TEST
    ST

    1st Quarter
    Name: _____________________________________________

    Read the story below. Draw one part of the story. Write one or two sentences to
    describe your drawing. (1-5)

    Draw a Sampaguita and a Rose inside their corresponding boxes below. Then, describe
    each flower by writing its differences and similarities using the Venn Diagram. (6-10)

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