TEST I. Directions: Encircle the letter of the correct answer. No erasures.

1. Cohesive writing refers to the ideas both at the sentence level and the paragraph level.

a. relationship b. unity c. similarity d. connection

2. In writing a speech, below are tips to follow EXCEPT.

a. Organize your speech. b. Get to the point.

c. Persuade with power d. Memorize your speech.

3. Speech that tries to change the reader’s mind is called ____ .

a. argumentative b. informative c. persuasive d. none of these

4. Which is NOT true about informative text?

a. It is intended to inform. b. It shares new ideas.

c. It needs convincing power. d. It builds new perceptions in the readers.

5. The following are cohesive devices EXCEPT .

a. and b. moreover c. hence d. is

6. Other term of the word CRITIQUE

a. observation b. critical analysis c. assessment d. Summarizing

7. The purposes in writing a critique are the following EXCEPT:

a. to evaluate b. to analyze c. to assess d. to predict

8. It gives the reader a sense of the writer's overall purpose and intent, name of author and work.

a. Short Story b. Writing a Critique c. Essay d. Argumentative speech

9. It involves stating directly how you intend to evaluate the text.

a. explicit evaluation b. implicit evaluation c. evaluation language d. Conclusion

10. When we analyze a text, we have to consider the following EXCEPT:

a. to dissect b. to interrogate c. to understand d. to argue

11. Who was the director of the film “The Impossible”?

a. J.A. Bayona b. Naomi Watts c. Tom Holland d. Maria Belon

12. Why was the Bennett family visiting Thailand?

a. For summer vacation b. For Christmas vacation

c. For spring break d. They used to live there.

13. What type of natural disaster does the film revolve around?

a. Volcanic Eruption b. Earthquake c. Tornado d. Tsunami

14. What was Lucas holding in his hands as soon as the first wave hit?

a. A ball b. A car toy c. His brother d. A surfboard

15. Where did the Bennett family travel to?

a. London b. China c. Thailand d. India

TEST II. Directions: Fill in the boxes with the missing letters to come up with the words being defined. No
erasures.

1. a disastrous event marked by great loss and lasting distress and suffering.

C L I Y

2. an injury to part of the body, especially one in which a hole is made in the skin using a weapon.

O N

3. to experience difficulty and make a very great effort in order to do something.

S R G E

4. a very sad event or situation, especially one evolving death or suffering.

T G D

5. behavior involving physical force intended to hurt, damage, or kill someone or something.

V O N E