PRIMITIVO T.

TORRECHIVA NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

Quarter 4 Examination in Reading and Writing

DIRECTIONS: Read each sentence carefully and choose the best answer. Write your
answer in CAPITAL letter.

1. Which is an example of a probability adverb?

A. Could B. probably C. Usually D. none of the above
2. Fact, convention, opinion, and preference are common types of assertion used in
A. Identifying assertion C. Determining evidences
B. Counterclaim D. None of the above
3. Determining evidences is
A. Asserting facts to support claims C. To details the given support
survey
B. Rebutting a previous claim D. Showing courteous
4. Hedges are used to be courteous in expressing
A. Evidence B. Assertions C. Counterclaims D. Critical
Reading
5. Critical reading is not to criticize but to assess the validity of the text.
A. True C. Both A & B
B. False D. Not so sure
6. Hypertext reading is difficult than intertext reading.
A. True C. Both A & B
B. False D. None of the above
7. Your tone must be courteous when you are writing counterclaims.
A. True C. Both A & B
B. False D. None of the above
8. Critical reading is meant to assess the validity of textual evidence and not to criticize
A. True C. Both A & B
B. false D. None of the above
9. Interaction with the text is not necessary in evaluating judgment.
A. True C. Both A & B
B. False D. None of the above
10. Which is an example of a modal hedge?
A. Could C. Usually
B. Probably D. None of the above
11. Which of the following are declarative sentences that claim something is true
about something else.

A. Assertion C. Evaluative Statement

B. Counterclaim D. Critical Reading
12.Which of the following gives a better explanation to show the strength and
weaknesses of something through writing.

A. Assertion C. Evaluative Statement

B. Counterclaim D. Critical Reading
13.Which of the following does not describe an evaluative statement?
A. Substantial C. Obscure
B. Factual D. Unbiased
 14.The statement, “Facebook is a cooler social media platform than Twitter” is
what type of assertion?

A. Fact C. Preference
B. Opinion D. Convention
15. An evaluation should have an evaluative statement that uses
evaluative language.
A. True C. Partly true
B. False D. May not or may be yes

16. Read the assertion below and identify its type.

“Earth is the third planet from the sun and is the largest of the terrestrial
planets.”
A. Fact C. Convention
B. Opinion D. Preference

17. What should an evaluation have

A. Positive feedback C. Suggestion/s for improvement

B. Negative feedback D. All of the above

18.In the text below, which evaluative statement can be formulated?

If you were born poor and remain the same after thirty years, you should think of
new ways to change your economic status for the better.
A. The text is useful because it gives a positive advice to the readers
especially to those who are suffering from poverty.
B.The text is insignificant since all Filipinos are rich.
C. The text is unmotivating because people nowadays don’t follow piece
of advice from others.
D.The text is not interesting because it sounds commanding.
19.Identify the statement whether true or false.
“Becoming a good critical reader means that you are able to logically
evaluate the claims of the writer.”
A. True B. False C. Not clearly stated D. Wrong
Grammar
20.“People should not commit adultery.” is an example of what type of
assertion?
A. Fact C. Opinion
B. Preference D. Convention
21.Which of the following is not a type of assertion?

A. Fact
B. Convention
C. Counterclaim
D. Preference
 22.Which type of assertion states that its truthfulness can be verified only by
reference to historical precedents, laws, rules, usage, and customs

A. Fact
B. Preference
C. Convention
D. Opinion

23.Evaluative statements can be formulated in two ways such as formulating

assertions and formulating meaningful counterclaims.

A. True C. Not Clearly stated

B. False D. Could be true or flase

24.Which of the following is an example of evaluative language?

A. Significant
B. Important
C. Practical
D. All of the above

25.Which type of assertion states a personal choice in which the writer is

under no obligation to support or prove the truthfulness of the statement?

A. Fact
B. Preference
C. Opinion
D. Convention

DIRECTION: Analyze the paragraph and answer the following questions. Write it
in your answer sheet.
After work, Domeng takes off his muddy boots at the doorstep. Ditas
would check if the boots were placed on its rack. He then places his soiled
clothes in the laundry basket and places his toolbox in the cabinet. She tells
him to freshen up before eating dinner. Then, Domeng goes straight to the
shower. Ditas sets the table while waiting for him, and dines with him
afterwards.

26.What type of work does Domeng do?

A. a lawyer C. a garbage collector
B. a doctor D. a construction worker
27.Based on the text, how do you know Paul works in construction?
A. He has tools.
B. He wears a hat.
C.He goes to shower upon coming home.
D.His boots are muddy, and his clothes are soiled.
28. What type of person is Alice?
A. Carefree and calm C. Messy and sloppy
B. Sad and angry D. Meticulous and organized
29. What type of relationship do Domeng and Ditas have?
 A. They are colleagues
B. They are neighbors
C. They are brother and sister
D. They are husband and wife

DIRECTION: Analyze each argument below and choose the correct letter of
answer

30.Argument: School uniforms are very beneficial in schools today. Which

would be a claim for this argument?
A. Uniforms in schools increase student safety.
B. Uniforms do not allow students to express their individuality.
C. Bullying and attacks are not stopped just because of uniforms.
D. Uniforms make a student good to look at
31. Argument: Milk is very healthy for the human body. Which could be a
counterclaim for this argument?
A. Milk helps to strengthen bones.
B. Drinking milk contributes to obesity.
C. Milk provides many healthy vitamins and minerals for the body.
D. Milk helps us grow taller.
32. Argument: Cell phone radiation is harmful to people. Which would be a
claim for this argument?
A. Cell phone radiation is not powerful enough to cause cancer.
B. There are regulations and limits on how much radiation is allowed in
cell phones.
C. Studies show that there is a correlation between cell phone radiation
and brain tumors.
D. Cellphone causes early blindness.
33. Argument: There are several disadvantages to social media. Which would be
a counterclaim for this argument?
A. Social media is not private or secure.
B. Social media spreads false information.
C. Social media allows news to be broadcasted quickly.
D. Social media makes updates fast and easier.
34. Argument: There are several disadvantages to social media. Which would be
a claim for this argument?
A. Social media allows police to catch criminals.
B. Social media helps students do better in school.
C. Students who use social media often have lower grades.
D. Social media allows people to get fooled and scammed.
35. Argument: College athletes should be paid. Which would be a claim for this
argument?
A. College athletes are not professionals; they are just playing at an
advanced level.
B. College athletes bring in money for the college because people pay to
come watch them play.
C. College athletes would have to pay taxes and likely not be able to
afford tuition expenses if they were paid.
D. College athletes allow them to spend low and economical school
expenses.
 36.It is a sneak peek of the content of the book that includes relevant
description as well as its overall perspective and purpose.
A. Fiction Review C. Movie Review
B. Newspaper Review D. Book Review
37. The following are the focus of reviewing a book, except:
A. Purpose of the Author C. Title of the Book or Novel
B. Relevance of the Issues D. Content of the Book or Novel
38. Which of the following parts of a review provides the author’s name, book
article’s name, source, and their statement?
A. Introduction C. Body
B. Conclusion D. Synthesis
39. How long should a book review be?
A. 50 words C. strictly 500 words
B. 500 words or more D. strictly 100 words
40. The following skills are enhanced when one writes a book review, except :
A. Describing C. Expressing
B. Analyzing D. Assessing
41. What is your best basis in creating titles for a book review?
A. Background of the Author C. Book’s Impression
B. Book Illustrations D. Book’s Sales and Popularity
42. Which of the following are identified first in writing a book review?
A. Author and Title C. Page and Number
B. Publication House D. Audience
43. Which of the following is a strong book review title?
A. Hilarious C. Student Reviewer Went Viral
B. Five Thumbs Up! D. Millennial Philosophy to the
Highest Level
44. Which of the following shows a weak book review title?
A. Quite Tough
B. A nerve-wracking thriller to date
C. She is a rose among thorns
D. Pinoy frontliners honored insanely

45. In reviewing fiction books, what elements should be paid with most attention
by the reviewer?
A. Setting and plot only C. Language and audience
B. Setting, plot and characters D. Language and genre
46. Which should be given particular treatment in reviewing nonfiction
materials?
A. Argument and sources C. Style and diction
B. Content and context D. Audience and relevance
47. The following are categorized as fiction, except:
A. Poetry C. Novel
B. Biography D. Sci-fi
48. Which of the following cannot be classified as nonfiction?
A. Fantasy C. Documentary
B. History D. Autobiography
49. What do we mean by this book review warning, “Do not give away the story?”
A. Avoid distributing the story C. Avoid the story
B. Avoid telling the entire story D. Avoid reading the story
 50. What should reviewers do first in revising the draft?
A. Checking the format of the references
B. Correcting grammatical mistakes and punctuation
C. Verifying quotations for accuracy
D. Allowing time to elapse before revising

Good luck and Happy Vacation!!!

Prepared by:

ANACITA Q. LOCION
Teacher

Checked by:

JINKY M.
VILLAR
School Head