ENGLISH 10

Second Quarter Long Test 2

General Directions: Write your answers in a separate sheet of paper using capital letter. Use only ballpen in answering
the question.
I. Read the paragraphs below and answer the questions that follow.
A. Mining in the Philippines should be stopped to protect the country's fragile ecosystems, biodiversity, and the
well-being of local communities. The environmental impact of mining activities, including deforestation, water pollution,
and soil degradation, poses a severe threat to the Philippines' unique and diverse natural habitats. Moreover, the
displacement of indigenous communities and the exploitation of labor in mining operations contribute to social injustices
and exacerbate poverty. The pursuit of short-term economic gains through mining jeopardizes the long-term
sustainability of the nation's resources and undermines the principle of intergenerational equity. By putting an end to
mining activities, the Philippines can prioritize the preservation of its rich natural heritage, promote sustainable
development, and ensure the welfare of its citizens and future generations.
1. What is the primary consequence of mining on the Philippines' natural habitats?
a) Enhancement b) Conservation c) Threat d) Stability
2. What is the hook in the essay?
a) The exploitation of labor in mining operations
b) The displacement of indigenous communities
c) The pursuit of short-term economic gains through mining
d) Mining in the Philippines should be halted to protect the country's fragile ecosystems, biodiversity, and the well-
being of local communities.
3. Where is the thesis statement located in the essay?
a) "Mining in the Philippines should be stopped to protect the country's fragile ecosystems, biodiversity, and the
well-being of local communities."
b) "The environmental impact of mining activities poses a severe threat to the Philippines' unique and diverse
natural habitats."
c) "By putting an end to mining activities, the Philippines can prioritize the preservation of its rich natural heritage,
promote sustainable development, and ensure the welfare of its citizens and future generations."
d) "Moreover, the displacement of indigenous communities and the exploitation of labor in mining operations
contribute to social injustices and exacerbate poverty."
4. What element is crucial for supporting the argument presented in the essay?
a) Counterargument b) Evidence c) Hook d) Deforestation
5. What does the essay suggest is undermined by the pursuit of short-term economic gains through mining?
a) Biodiversity c) Intergenerational equity
b) Social injustices d) Indigenous communities
6. What type of evidence is mentioned in the essay to support the argument against mining?
a) Anecdotal stories of successful mining ventures in other countries.
b) Statistical data on the economic growth of mining-dependent regions.
c) Opinions of government officials endorsing mining as a sustainable practice.
d) Instances of environmental degradation, displacement of indigenous communities, and exploitation of labor.
7. What is the suggested impact of mining activities on indigenous communities?
a) Improved living standards and economic prosperity
b) Displacement and exploitation of labor
c) Preservation of cultural heritage
d) Increased government support and representation
8. Which option reflects a refutation of potential opposition to the essay's argument?
a) Mining is the only way to boost the country's GDP.
b) Sustainable mining practices can mitigate environmental impacts.
c) The essay ignores the economic benefits of mining.
d) Mining has no adverse effects on local communities.
9. What is the proposed action for the Philippines based on the essay's arguments?
a) Continue mining with stricter regulations.
b) Prioritize economic growth over environmental concerns.
c) Completely stop mining to preserve ecosystems and communities.
d) Expand mining operations to boost international trade.
10. What acknowledgment, if any, does the essay make regarding opposing viewpoints?
a) The essay concedes that mining has no impact on biodiversity.
b) There is a partial concession to the economic benefits of mining.
c) The essay fully agrees with the counterargument on social injustices.
d) The environmental impact of mining is completely dismissed.
B. The indigenous cultures of the Philippines are truly enchanting, embodying a rich tapestry of traditions that
reflect a profound connection to nature and a harmonious way of life. The vibrant rituals and ceremonies, often centered
around agricultural cycles and ancestral homage, showcase a deep respect for the environment and a spiritual bond with
the land. The use of intricate handwoven textiles, such as the colorful fabrics of the Igorot people, not only signifies
craftsmanship but also serves as a testament to the communities' artistic brilliance. Despite the encroachment of
modernity, these cultures persist, resilient and resiliently, resisting assimilation. While some may argue that the impact of
external influences has led to changes, the tenacity of indigenous practices and beliefs is undeniably remarkable. The
intersection of tradition and adaptation, coupled with the warmth and generosity embedded in their hospitality, presents
a cultural landscape that is not just beautiful but also a testament to the enduring spirit of the indigenous peoples of the
Philippines.
11. Which phrase in the essay reflects the author's opinion about the indigenous cultures?
 a) "The indigenous cultures of the Philippines are truly enchanting."
b) "The use of intricate handwoven textiles, such as the colorful fabrics of the Igorot people, not only signifies
craftsmanship but also serves as a testament to the communities' artistic brilliance."
c) "Despite the encroachment of modernity, these cultures persist, resilient and resiliently, resisting assimilation."
d) "While some may argue that the impact of external influences has led to changes, the tenacity of indigenous
practices and beliefs is undeniably remarkable."
12. What is the essay's opinion on the artistic brilliance of indigenous communities in the Philippines?
a) Indigenous communities lack artistic brilliance.
b) Artistic brilliance is irrelevant to indigenous traditions.
c) Artistic brilliance is evident in the use of handwoven textiles.
d) The essay does not express an opinion on artistic brilliance.
13. Which term best describes the statement, "The indigenous cultures of the Philippines are truly enchanting"?
a) Opinion b) Assertion c) Correlative d) Coordinating

14. What claim of fact does the essay make about handwoven textiles in the Philippines?
a) Handwoven textiles have no significance in indigenous cultures.
b) Igorot people do not use colorful fabrics in their traditions.
c) Handwoven textiles signify craftsmanship and artistic brilliance.
d) The use of textiles is a recent development in indigenous practices
15. What claim of policy can be inferred from the essay's perspective on the cultural landscape of the indigenous peoples
of the Philippines?
a) Encourage assimilation into mainstream culture for economic benefits.
b) Develop policies to preserve the enduring spirit of indigenous cultures.
c) Implement regulations to erase traditional practices for modernity.
d) Indigenous cultures should adopt mainstream hospitality practices.
16. What assertion does the essay make about the impact of external influences on indigenous beliefs?
a) External influences strengthen indigenous beliefs.
b) Indigenous beliefs are resistant to any external impact.
c) External influences lead to positive changes in indigenous beliefs.
d) Indigenous beliefs are easily swayed by external factors.
17. What value is emphasized regarding the persistence of indigenous practices?
a) The persistence of indigenous practices is undesirable.
b) The persistence of indigenous practices is unremarkable.
c) The persistence of indigenous practices is undeniably remarkable.
d) Indigenous practices should be abandoned for modernization.
18. Policies should be implemented to restrict external influences on indigenous cultures. This statement is an example of
___.
a) Claim of fact
b) Claim of policy
c) Claim of value
d) None of the above.
19. What does the essay assert about the relationship between indigenous cultures and nature?
a) Indigenous cultures have no connection to nature.
b) Indigenous cultures demonstrate a profound connection to nature.
c) Indigenous cultures consider nature as a hindrance to progress.
d) The essay does not address the relationship between indigenous cultures and nature.
20. “The rituals and ceremonies, often centered around agricultural cycles and ancestral homage, showcase a deep
respect for the environment and a spiritual bond with the land.” This is an example of __.
a) Opinion b) Assertion c) Modals d) Evaluative
II. Choose the letter of the correct answer.
21. What type of advocacy involves individuals taking actions to support their own rights in various settings such as the
workplace or schools?
a. Self Advocacy b. Media Advocacy c. Health Advocacy d. Mass Advocacy
22. Which type of campaign aims to mobilize public support for social change?
a. Civil Society Campaign c. Advertising Campaign
b. Political Campaign d. Mass Advocacy Campaign
23. In which type of advocacy is the primary means of promotion using media channels to support a specific cause?
a. Media Advocacy c. Self Advocacy
b. Health Advocacy d. Civil Society Advocacy
24. What type of campaign seeks to influence the decision-making process within a specific group, often related to
governance or policy?
a. Political Campaign c. Civil Society Campaign
b. Advertising Campaign d. Mass Advocacy Campaign
25. Which term describes an organized effort that shares a single idea or theme through a series of advertisement
messages?
a. Mass Advocacy c. Self Advocacy
b. Advertising Campaign d. Health Advocacy
26. In the context of health-related causes, which type of advocacy focuses on supporting the rights of patients and
improving the community of people who care about patients?
a. Health Advocacy c. Media Advocacy
b. Civil Society Advocacy d. Self Advocacy
27. What term is used for advocacy organized and orchestrated through large groups, often involving widespread public
participation?
a. Civil Society Advocacy c. Self Advocacy
b. Mass Advocacy d. Political Advocacy
28. Which type of campaign involves an organized effort to influence decision-making processes, often related to
governance or policy?
a. Advertising Campaign c. Political Campaign
b. Civil Society Campaign d. Mass Advocacy Campaign
29. Which type of advocacy focuses on supporting the rights of patients and improving the community of people who
care about patients?
a. Mass Advocacy b. Media Advocacy c. Health Advocacy d. Self Advocacy
30. What does the term "multimodal text" refer to?
a. Texts using multiple languages
b. Texts incorporating various modes of communication
c. Texts with complex sentence structures
d. Texts written in different fonts
31. What does the visual mode in multimodal text include?
a. Pronunciation c. Gesture
b. Images and graphics d. Syntax
32. How is spatial mode utilized in multimodal text?
a. Use of different fonts c. Phonetic variations
b. Arrangement of elements in space d. Incorporation of hand gestures
33. What role do visuals play in multimodal communication?
a. Conveying information through images
b. Emphasizing grammatical rules
c. Providing background music
d. Organizing spatial elements
34. What term best describes an organized effort to influence decision-making within a specific political or social context?
a. Transformation b. Mobilization c. Advocacy d. Campaign
III. . Mark √ for the statement of assertion and X for statement of opinion.
35. Renewable energy technologies are more environmentally friendly compared to traditional fossil fuels.
36. In my opinion, education should focus more on critical thinking skills than memorization.
37. Excessive use of social media has been linked to increased anxiety and depression among users.
38. In my view, space exploration is a worthy investment for the advancement of human knowledge.
39. I believe that autonomous vehicles will revolutionize the transportation industry.
IV. Look at the table below, read the statements and write in the second column if the statement is a language of
research, advocacy, or campaign.
STATEMENT TEXT FORM
40. We hypothesize that there is a positive correlation
between physical activity levels and academic
performance among elementary school students.
41. Recognizing the importance of future generations in
sustaining environmental efforts, advocates engage
with local schools.
42. Statistical analysis, including regression modeling,
will be employed to examine the impact of variable X
on variable Y and determine the strength of the
relationship.
43. Let us eliminate single-use plastics in our community
throughout the month of July.
44. Embark on a 30-day fitness journey with our
community challenge.

V. Analyze the statements and tell whether it is a claim of fact, value, or policy. Then, provide the reason what makes
it to be the claim.
The Earth's average temperature is Artistic expression is essential for Autonomous weapons should be
rising due to human activities. human well-being. banned globally to prevent ethical
45. Claim of _________. 47. Claim of _____. and security concerns associated with
46. Reason: __________. 48. Reason: ______ their use in warfare.
49. Claim of ________.
50. Reason: _________.