1.It is a way of classifying and defining language interaction, spoken and written.

a. Text type c. narrative text

b. Expository text d. persuasive text
2. Which of the following describes the purpose of an explanation text?
a. to retell events in the past using chronological conjunctions
b. To explain, to inform, to describe
c. to entertain, to gain and hold a readers' interest.
d. To describe things how things work and why things happen
3. The following are examples of a narrative text EXCEPT:
a. Fairy stories c. legends
b. Personal stories d. Merriam Webster

4. What does this punch line mean, “Mom, I had an advice for you. When people tell me to do
work, I don’t listen to them. Then I don’t have work to do. It works for me. You should try it.”?
a. The kid has good grades in school.
b. The kid follows any instruction from the people around him or her.
c. The kid admires his/her mom for being hard working.
d. The kid wants her/his mother not to work just like what he/she has been doing.

5. This text is fact-based with the purpose of exposing the truth through a reliable source
a. Text type c. narrative text
b. Expository text d. persuasive text
6. It display original thinking, report on new discoveries, or share fresh information. What type
of sources is it?
a. Primary sources c. secondary sources
b. tertiary sources d. none of the above
7. It is the telling of a story; the succession of events is given in chronological order.
a. Text type c. narrative text
 b. Expository text d. persuasive text
8. What does a clam do on his birthday? What is the correct punch line for this?
a. Party all night c. shellabrates
b. Eat a cake d. eat a pie
For number 9 read the short story.

9. what type of short story you have read?

a. Anecdote b. joke
b. Fables d. punchline
10. It is a short humorous story about a real incident or person.
a. Punch line c. jokes
b. Anecdote d. fables
11. Which of the following describe the purpose of a recount text/
a. to retell events in the past using chronological conjunctions
b. To explain, to inform, to describe
c. to entertain, to gain and hold a readers' interest.
d. to convinced the reader.
12. The following are examples of an explanation text EXCEPT:
a. How is honey made? c. The golden duck
b. How do teeth work? d. why do bad thing happen to good people
13. The following are examples of an expository text EXCEPT:
a. Wildlife ranger c. dictionary
b. Merriam webster d. goldilocks and the three bear
14. Does the personal story/ your life story is an example of a narrative text?
a. Yes c. maybe
b. No d. none of the above
15. No attempt was made by anyone to denigrate the others.
a. To say unfair comments c. Love for one’s country
b. Likely to cause disagreement d. Blatantly and disdainfully proud

16.this type of text is reliable and factual.

a. Narrative text c. expository text
b. Persuasive text d. recount text
For number 17, kindly read the story.
The dog and the shadow

A DOG, crossing a bridge over a stream with a piece of flesh in his mouth, saw his own shadow
in the water, and took it for another Dog, with a piece of meat double his own in size. He
therefore let go his own, and fiercely attacked the other Dog, to get his largest piece from him.
He thus lost both - that which he grasped at in the water, because it was a shadow; and his own,
because the stream swept it away.

17. What type of story it is?

a. Expository text c. narrative text
b. Persuasive text d. recount text
18. Which of the following describe the purpose of a narrative text?
a. to entertain, to gain and hold a readers' interest.
b. To explain, to inform, to describe
c. To change point of view.
d. To retell story using chronological conjunctions
19. which of the following characterized the expository text?
a. Organized in sequential order.
b. It contains characters (subject), challenges and resolution and end.
c. Tells a story
d. Information are presented through non-fiction text features
20. But as time went on, the colors’ declaration became stronger and haughty with an overtone
which tended to put down the other colors. What is haughty?
aBlatantly and disdainfully proud c. Likely to cause disagreement
b.Very strange or unusual d. To say unfair comments
21. which of the following describe the tertiary sources?
a. These sources offer an analysis or restatement of primary sources. 
 b. display original thinking, report on new discoveries, or share fresh information
c. These are sources that index, abstract, organize, compile, or digest other sources. 
d. None of the above
Read the story for number 22.

22. what type of text you have read?

a. Explanation text c. recount text
b. Expository text d. persuasive text
23. It is the whole of one person's life story from birth to his/her later life.
a. Capsule biography c. biographical sketch
b. Biography d. none of the acove
24. I represent patriotism. What is patriotism?
a. Love for one’s country c. Very strange or unusual
b. Blatantly and disdainfully proud d. Likely to cause disagreement

25. These sources offer an analysis or restatement of primary sources. 

a. Primary sources c. secondary sources
b. Tertiary sources d. primary resources
26. The following are examples of a persuasive text EXCEPT:
a. Speeches c. merriam webster
b. Reviews d. book report
Read the information for number 27.

27. What type of biography it is?

a. Capsule biography c. biographical sketch
b. Biography d. none of the above
28. It is a brief summary of you or other individual's professional, educational accomplishments,
publications, and affiliations.
a. Biography c. biographical sketch
b. Capsule biography d. capsule bio
29. The following are examples of a primary sources EXCEPT:
a. Diaries c. theses
b. Speeches d. history
30. What outlandish claims! Interpose the color Orange. What is meaning od the word
outlandish?
c. Likely to cause disagreement c. Blatantly and disdainfully proud
d. Very strange or unusual d. Love for one’s country
31. It is characterized as the phenomenon whereby a single word form is associated with two or
several related senses
a. Polysemous c. Homonym
b. homograph d. homophone
32. The laundry soap I bought removed the SPOT on my favorite shirt.
a. A dirty mark or stain.
b. A place, point, position, mark or location.
 c. A mark or blemish on the skin.
d. A brief announcement inserted between radio or television program.
33. It is an article written to give more depth to topical events, people or issues.
a. Biographical sketch c. capsule biography
b. Biography d. feature article
34. A writing piece that involves research and real facts about the topic.
a. Biographical sketch c. capsule biography
b. Biography d. feature article
35. One of the students from Cebu City who took the UPCAT Exam was given a SPOT on a
scholarship grant.
a. A dirty mark or stain
b. A mark or blemish on the skin
c. A place, point, position, mark or location
d. a brief announcement inserted between radio or television program
36. The words pray/prey, know/no, weak/week are examples of?
a. Homonym c. homograph
b. Homophone d. polysemous
37. These are words that share the same spelling but don't share the same pronunciation.
a. Homonym c. homograph
b. Homophone d. polysemous
38. These are words that sound the same or share the name pronunciation, regardless of their
spelling.
a. Homonym c. homograph
b. Homophone d. polysemous
39. It provides important information about a person. It tells about his/her educational and
professional accomplishments. It is not fully detailed but gives the readers the basic knowledge
about the career of the person whom you are writing about.
a. Biographical sketch c. capsule biography
b. Biography d. feature article
40. These are pronounced or spelled the same way but have different meanings.
a. Polysemous c. homonym
b. Homograph d. homophone
41. It refers to the literary styles that emerged from 1940 to the present.
 a. Contemporary period c. types of genres
b. Literature for children d. science fiction
42. It is the writings of a period of a country, especially those kept alive by their excellence of
style or thought.
a. Contemporary literature c. types of genres
b. Literature for children d. literature
43. which of the following is not example of a graphic novels?
a. Displacement c. nimona
b. Kingdom of ash d. el deabs
44. It is an online magazine of individual or joint authorship which become a new means to
create literary work.
a. Online literature c. online magazine
b. Vlog literature d. blog literature
45. The following are examples of classic fiction genre except:
a. Lord of the flies c. king Arthur
b. Lord of the fly d. the secret garden
46. this literature has been called the “literature of ideas”.
a. Mind literature c. science literature
b. Brain literature d. science fiction literature
47. Ball/bawl, eye/I, ax/acts, sun/son are what type of examples?
a. Homonym c. homograph
b. Homophone d. homography

48. What type of text you have read?

 a. Biographical sketch c.biography
b. Capsule biography d. bio
49. It is the classification of s literary work by its forms, content, and style into categories?
a. Literature c. contemporary literature
b. Genre d. classic fiction genre
50. Which of the following is an example of a literature of ghost writer?
a. Nancy drew c. Nancy druw
b. Nancy driw d. Nancy drow