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READING ENHANCEMENT
Activity Sheets
English
Quarter 2
READING ENHANCEMENT ACTIVITY SHEETS (REAS)
ENGLISH 7
Quarter 2
First Edition, 2022

Copyright © 2022
La Union Schools Division
Region I

All rights reserved. No part of this activity sheet may be reproduced in any form without
written permission from the copyright owners.

Development Team of the Reading Enhancement Activity Sheets

Writers: Verna P. Vermundo Katherine M. Gural


Gilbert A. Borja Jessica L. Huliganga
Mary Ann D. Cacayuran Annielyn E. Molina
Gina J. Cruz Janice B. Picardo
Annelyn C. Dela Torre Sahlee M. Rivera

Editor: SDO La Union, Learning Resource Quality Assurance Team

Cover Art: Eizenne Roxanne S. Pulmano

Illustrators: Ernesto F. Ramos Jr.


Rodel R. Rimando
Rogelio C. Runas Jr.

Content Evaluators: Belen C. Aquino, PhD


Racel S. Ordinario

Language Evaluators: Belen C. Aquino, PhD Ricel D. Mifa


Isidro G. Arada Jr. Racel S. Ordinario

Design and Layout: Emilyn A. Ulatan

Management Team:
Atty. Donato D. Balderas Jr. Vivian Luz S. Pagatpatan, PhD
Schools Division Superintendent Asst. Schools Division Superintendent
German E. Flora, PhD Virgilio C. Boado, PhD
CID Chief EPS in Charge of LRMS
Michael Jason D. Morales Claire P. Toluyen
Project Development Officer II Librarian II
Belen C. Aquino, PhD
EPS in Charge of English

Printed in the Philippines by: _________________________

Department of Education – SDO La Union


Office Address: Flores St. Catbangen, San Fernando City, La Union
Telefax: 072 – 205 – 0046
Email Address: launion@deped.gov.ph
READING ENHANCEMENT ACTIVITY SHEET (REAS)
English 7 – Quarter 2-Week 1

Name of Learner: _______________________________________________________________


School Name:___________________________________District: _________________

Competency: Use the card catalog, the online public access catalog, or electronic
search engine to locate specific resources. (EN7SS-II-a-1.5.3)

Instruction: Read and comprehend the informative text below and answer the
questions that follow.

User-Friendly OPAC
by Sahlee M. Rivera

Have you ever tried taking a tour to a library? How do you find the books
you wish to read? It’s tough, right?
In the library, there were plenty of books and you may have had a hard
time finding the books you wanted to read. Fortunately, a user-friendly system is
now available and is called the OPAC or the Online Public Access Catalog which
gradually transformed the old school card catalog.
The OPAC is an online database of reading materials and other library
resources which makes searching better and efficient. It is super easy to use. To
find the book you want, you just have to type the title, author, subject, or
related keywords on the dashboard. Librarian assistance and services may no
longer be needed for you can finally do it on your own with less walk and talk.
Today, the OPAC is the easiest and most accessible go-to system of library
users, readers and visitors. Thanks to this amazing facility!
Comprehension Check

1. What does the OPAC stand for?


A. Online Public Access Catalog
B. Offline Public Access Catalog
C. Online Private Access Catalog
D. Offline Private Access Catalog

2. What did the Online Public Access Catalog transform from?


A. computers B. librarians
C. online resources D. school card catalog

3. What is OPAC used for?


A. you can look for word meanings
B. it is good for creating reading materials
C. it is used for searching reading materials
D. it is used for searching reading materials

4. How do you search for the books that you want to read with
OPAC?
A. just type the date, ratings, or keywords
B. use either the title, author, or keywords
C. try searching either the ratings, publisher, or keywords
D. you can search using either the date, publisher, or keywords

5. Which phrase best describes the OPAC?


A. relevant, easy and ineffective
B. overloaded, fast and localized
C. unreachable, easy and ineffective
D. user-friendly, accessible and efficient
READING ENHANCEMENT ACTIVITY SHEET (REAS)
English 7 – Quarter 2-Week 1

Name of Learner: _______________________________________________________________


School Name:___________________________________District: _________________

Competency: EN7LT-II-a-4: Discover the conflicts presented in literary selections


and the need to resolve those conflicts in nonviolent ways.

Instruction: Read and comprehend the texts and illustrations below and answer the
questions that follow.

The Doll
by Annielyn E. Molina

Louise snatched the doll from Victor’s hand. Her eyes widened in disbelief when
she saw the broken leg of her precious toy. She glared at Victor and pushed him so
hard that he hit the floor. She found a broomstick and started hitting her brother.
Then Louise took the wooden box of the doll and threw it to him while shouting in
ultimate rage. The box hit Victor’s head which caused a stinging pain. He touched his
forehead and felt a warm gush of a liquid. He was shocked to see blood on the fingers
that touched his head.
Comprehension Check
1. What is Louise doing to Victor?
A. She is beating him.
B. She is talking to him.
C. She is playing doll with him.
D. She is asking Victor to sweep the floor.

2. What is the reason of the Louise’s reaction to the situation?


A. He is not listening to her.
B. He beat her in their game.
C. He cheated on her in the game.
D. He accidentally broke her doll’s leg.
3. What is the cause of the conflict?
A. blood B. broomstick
C. doll D. wooden box

4. If you were the Victor, what could you have done to avoid the beating?
A. I would dodge all her beatings.
B. I would run and go to our father for help.
C. I would talk back to her and tell her I didn’t do it.
D. I would try to avoid her while she is angry and would ask for
forgiveness once she has calmed down.

5. If you were Louise, what could you have done to solve the problem in a non-
violent way?
A. Ignore him for the rest of my life
B. Throw my doll and act as if nothing happened
C. Shout at him at the top of my lungs to release my anger
D. Go to my room and calm myself before confronting Victor
READING ENHANCEMENT ACTIVITY SHEET (REAS)
English 7 – Quarter 2-Week 2

Name of Learner: _______________________________________________________________


School Name:___________________________________District: _________________

Learning Competency: Identify figures of speech that show comparison (simile,


metaphor, personification). (EN7-II-c-10.1.2)

Instruction: Read and comprehend the texts/figures/illustrations/ tables/graphics


below and answer the questions that follows.

Mom
by Gilbert A. Borja

She is my light, can't take her off my sight


Whenever I'm ill, she takes care of me 'til night
Sometimes we behave like lioness and a cub
And I always treat her like my best bub.

She’s not perfect, she’s fragile like a glass


But I can assure everyone, she’s got class
Her embrace’s my comfort
when lightning split the sky
Followed by a scary growl, and oh, I want to cry.
Comprehension Check:

1. Which among the following is being compared to mom?


A. light B. sight C. lioness D. cub

2. What would you feel if you didn’t find your mother while there is a storm?
A. glad B. frightened C. angry D. peaceful

3. “She is my light, can't take her off my sight.” What figure of speech is used in this
line?
A. Simile B. Metaphor C. Personification D. Hyperbole

4. What will likely to happen if the sky splits and followed by a growl?
A. There will be a fire.
B. There will be a storm.
C. The sun will shine brightly.
D. There will be an earthquake.

5. Which among the following is an example of metaphor?


A. “Her embrace’s my comfort when lightning split the sky”
B. “And I always treat her like my best bub”
C. “Sometimes we behave like lioness and a cub”
D. “She’s not perfect, she’s fragile like a glass”
READING ENHANCEMENT ACTIVITY SHEET (REAS)
English 7 – Quarter 2-Week 2

Name of Learner: _______________________________________________________________


School Name:___________________________________District: _________________

Learning Competency: Identify figures of speech that show comparison (simile,


metaphor, personification). (EN7-II-c-10.1.2)

Instruction: Read and comprehend the texts/figures/illustrations/ tables/graphics


below and answer the questions that follows.

My Big Brother, Pedro


by Verna P. Bermundo

If only I could run as quickly as my brother Pedro. He is a lightning on the


basketball court. Before each game, he is so excited as if he is about to explode! He
feels as though the basketball floor is calling his name.

Comprehension Check
1. What object is compared to Pedro as he plays basketball?
A. ball B. court C. lightning D. thunder

2. What figure of speech is shown in this sentence, “The basketball court seems
to be calling his name”?
A. hyperbole B. metaphor C. personification D. simile

3. Why is Pedro being compared to a lightning?


A. He is fast. B. He is loud. C. He is tall. D. He is strong.

4. “If only I could run as quickly as my brother Pedro.” Identify the figure of
speech used in the sentence.
A. hyperbole B. metaphor C. personification D. simile

5. What does the sentence, “Before each game, he is so excited as if he is about


to explode” mean?
A. He gets so fired up every game that he is about to blast.
B. He gets so fired up every game that he always feels tired.
C. He gets so fired up every game that he almost gets angry.
D. He gets so fired up every game that he almost bursts with excitement.
READING ENHANCEMENT ACTIVITY SHEET (REAS)
English 7 – Quarter 2-Week 2

Name of Learner: _______________________________________________________________


School Name:___________________________________District: _________________

Learning Competency: Identify figures of speech that show comparison (simile,


metaphor, personification). (EN7-II-c-10.1.2)

Instruction: Read and comprehend the poem below and answer the question/s that
follows.

Fancy Love
by Jessica L. Huliganga

They say love is like a delicate flower,


A beautiful, precious thing,
That will eventually wilt, rot, and die.

Indeed, love is like a delicate flower,


Not because it is a melancholic feeling,
But because it is beautiful and will eventually grow.

The right person may not be the world,


But is everything that makes the world better,
For the right person is a home rather than the world.

Comprehension Check:

1. What did the author compare love to?


A. feeling B. flower C. person D. things

2. What word did the author use to compare love with a flower?
A. delicate B. is C. like D. say
3. In the line “Indeed, love is like a delicate flower”, what does the word “like”
signify?
A. differences B. discrepancies
C. similarities D. unlikeness

4. What word in the first stanza is synonymous to “special”?


A. beautiful B. delicate C. precious D. wilt

5. What figure of speech is used in the last stanza?


A. irony B. metaphor C. personification D. simile
READING ENHANCEMENT ACTIVITY SHEET (REAS)
English 7 – Quarter 2-Week 3

Name of Learner: _______________________________________________________________


School Name:___________________________________District: _________________

Learning Competency: Get information from the different parts of a book and from
general references in the library. (EN7SS-II-d-1.3/1.4:)

Instruction: Read and comprehend the texts/figures/illustrations/tables/graphics


below and answer the question/s that follows.

Below is a Copyright Page from the book English Learner’s Material for Grade 7.

Source: Department of Education. English-Grade 7 Learner’s Material. Philippines: FEP Printing Corp., 2017
Comprehension Check

1. What is the name of the book publisher?


A. Filipinas Copyright Licensing Society
B. Bureau of Learning Resources
C. Department of Education
D. FEP Printing Corp

2. Whom was this book written for?


A. Grade 7 Learners B. Grade 8 Learners
C. Grade 9 Learners D. Grade 10 Learners

3. Which of the following information can be found in the copyright page?


A. information about the author of the book
B. information such as when the book was published
C. information about the lists of books recommended for further study
D. information about the titles of the chapters or units in the book including
pages

4. Who has the right to copy a work from the given Learner’s Material?
A. any institution which has an agreement with Filipinas Copyright Licensing
Society (FILCOLS)
B. any author who has granted copyright permission from the Department of
Education
C. anyone who needed the learner’s material for research
D. any member of the Bureau of Learning Resources

5. Why is copyright important?


I. To protect the author from uncredited usage of his/her work
II. To give recognition for the author and his/her work
III. To give value to the author or owner of the work
IV. To let researchers use even the unlicensed work

A. I, II, and III B. I, III, and IV


C. I, II, and IV D. II, III, and IV
READING ENHANCEMENT ACTIVITY SHEET (REAS)
English 7 – Quarter 2-Week 4

Name of Learner: _______________________________________________________________


School Name:___________________________________District: _________________

Learning Competency: EN7LT-II-o.2.2.2 Explain the literary devices used


Instruction: Read and comprehend the texts/figures/illustrations/tables/graphics
below and answer the question/s that follows.

Passion
by Mary Ann D. Cacayuran

Andrew was in the air before he realized what was happening, dazed by the
rush of air under him. He hit the ground first, followed by his bike, and felt heat
shoot up his shoulder.
He woke up early in the morning and saw the sun with a big smile on its face. He
was really excited and felt nervous, too, to join the bicycle race in his town. This was
his first time to join such activity. It was his dream to become a successful cyclist.
Being a cyclist is not easy. For him, he needed to undergo ups and downs in
order to finish the race. He tumbled down many times, but humbly, he stood up to
reach the finish line.

Comprehension Check
1. Who is passionate in cycling?
A. Albert B. Andrew C. Denver D. Gilbert

2. What sensory image is being used in the first paragraph?


A. sight B. sound C. taste D. touch

3. According to the passage, what is the phrase being used to describe sense of
touch?
A. struck the ground B. what was happening
C. followed by my bike D. heat shoot out of my shoulder
4. She woke up early in the morning and saw the sun with a big smile on its face.
What sensory image is implied in the given sentence?
A. sight B. sound C. taste D. touch

5. Which of the following statements is an example of sense of sight?


A. The tree bark was rough against her skin.
B. After eating the curry his breath reeked of garlic.
C. The concert was so loud that her ears rang for days afterward.
D. The sunset was the most gorgeous they’d ever seen; the clouds were
edged with pink and gold.
READING ENHANCEMENT ACTIVITY SHEET (REAS)
English 7 – Quarter 2-Week 5

Name of Learner: _______________________________________________________________


School Name:___________________________________District: _________________

Learning Competency: Identify figures of speech that show contrast (irony,


oxymoron, paradox) (EN7V-II-f-10.1.3)

Instructions: Read and comprehend the texts/figures/illustrations/tables/graphics


below and answer the question/s that follow.

The Truth Behind Lies


by Janice B. Picardo

Denver was a rich kid in Grade 7. He wore branded hoody jackets and rubber
shoes. He always had his hair waxed. He never hung out with the other rich kids in
school. In going home, he was fetched by his dad with their car. He never smiled and
talked to anyone.
Everybody thought he was a snob. He would just stay at home during weekdays.
He would finish all his home works before going to bed at eight in the evening. He was
growing up so stiff.
Yet, behind his rich figure, he would play with the poor children nearby and gave
them food and gifts.

Comprehension Check:
1. Who was the rich kid in the story?
A. Alfie B. Bert C. Carlo D. Denver

2. What kind of boy was Denver?


A.happy B. kind C. poor D. simple
3. What figure of speech is used in this sentence?
Yet, behind his rich figure, he played with the poor children.
A.Irony B. Oxymoron C. Paradox D. Personification

4. Which among the following sentences shows irony?


A. Denver wore Nike brands.
B. Denver was rich but snob.
C. Denver was rough and rich yet humble.
D. Denver was the richest and toughest kid.

5. What did Denver do with the poor children?


A. He played with them. C. He fought with them.
B. He stayed with them. D. He swam with them.
READING ENHANCEMENT ACTIVITY SHEET (REAS)
English 7 – Quarter 2-Week 6

Name of Learner: _______________________________________________________________


School Name:___________________________________District: _________________

Learning Competency: Gather current information from newspapers and other


print and non-print media. (EN7SS-II-g-2.1)

Instruction: Read and comprehend the texts/figures/illustrations/tables/graphics


below, and answer the question that follows.

The Newspaper
by Annelyn C. Dela Torre

Caloy and Dodong were watching a movie on TV when suddenly, the TV and
the lights went off. They waited for a while hoping that the sudden power interruption
would only be for a short while and they could resume watching the movie. However,
an hour had passed yet nothing happened. They were getting bored. Then out of the
corner of his eyes, Caloy saw a crumpled newspaper under the bookshelf. Out of
boredom, he pulled it out. Dodong was curious, too.
“What is that?” Dodong asked.
“It’s a newspaper” replied Caloy.
And they started turning its crumpled pages. They were engrossed reading the
newspaper that they were totally unaware when the TV and the lights came back on.
Comprehension Check:

1. Who were watching a movie?


A. Caloy and Badong
B. Caloy and Budong
C. Caloy and Dodong
D. Caloy and Dondon

2. What happened while they were watching a movie?


A. They fell asleep.
B. The TV and the lights went off.
C. They saw a crumpled newspaper.
D. They got bored with what they were watching.

3. Out of the corner of his eyes, what did Caloy see?


A. a comics
B. a magazine
C. a newspaper
D. a tablet

4. What did Caloy and Dodong read in the newspaper that caught their
attention?
A. They read about tornado that struck the Tondo, Manila.
B. They read about the typhoon that destroyed Tacloban City.
C. They read about the earthquake that devastated the towns of Abra and
Ilocos Sur.
D. They read about the strong waves that hit the shores of Luna, La Union
after the earthquake.

5. Why were Caloy and Dodong unaware when the TV and the lights came back
on?
A. They were asleep.
B. They were talking with each other.
C. They were engrossed reading the newspaper.
D. They were engrossed talking with each other.
READING ENHANCEMENT ACTIVITY SHEET (REAS)
English 7 – Quarter 2-Week 6

Name of Learner: _______________________________________________________________


School Name:___________________________________District: _________________

Learning Competency: Identify figures of speech that show contrast (irony,


oxymoron, paradox) (EN7V-II-f-10.1.3:)

Instruction: Read and study the poem. Then, answer the comprehension
questions that follow. Encircle the letter of your answer.

My Own True Friend


by Katherine Anne M. Gural

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You are my friend, forever we care


In ups and downs, you are always there
Were young adult good and fair
In the seriously funny memories, we share.

When I hate you, I give you a hug


When I miss you, I give you a nag
It sounds different but that’s how things go
To a friend like you whom I truly know.

Our friendship is just the end of the beginning


Everything we have must only be the beginning
Let’s continue going on and let’s never undo
And together we don things we think we cannot do.
Comprehension Check

1.What is the main message of the poem?


A. True friend never forgets
B. A friend always forgives
C. True friend stays forever
D. A friend keeps memories

2. What does the term “young adult” mean?


A. senior citizens
B. a person in their mid 40’s-50’s
C. a person in their teens/adolescent
D. being in the first /early stage of life

3. What does the author mean in the following lines,


“When I hate you, I give you a hug
When I miss you, I give you a nag”?
A. He is always in trouble when he is with him.
B. He always do the different thing for a change.
C. He does the opposite to show how much he cares.
D. He does different things to express how much he loves him.

4.Which among the following lines from the poem shows “Irony”?
A. You are my friend, forever we care
B. When I miss you, I give you a nag
C. Our friendship is just the end of the beginning
D. To a friend like you whom I truly know

5. Which among the following lines from the poem is an example of a “Paradox”?
A. Our friendship is just the end of the beginning
B. In the seriously funny memories, we share
C. It sounds different but that’s how things go
D. In ups and downs, you are always there

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