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English 9 Q4 Review Test

The document is a review test for an English 9 quarter 4 class. It contains 20 multiple choice questions testing concepts like reading comprehension, bias, prejudice, and analyzing the themes and lessons of short stories/texts. Some questions ask students how to positively deal with issues like underage smoking or cutting class. Overall, the summary tests a student's understanding of key English language arts concepts.

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English 9 Q4 Review Test

The document is a review test for an English 9 quarter 4 class. It contains 20 multiple choice questions testing concepts like reading comprehension, bias, prejudice, and analyzing the themes and lessons of short stories/texts. Some questions ask students how to positively deal with issues like underage smoking or cutting class. Overall, the summary tests a student's understanding of key English language arts concepts.

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PLARIDEL NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

Name: ______________________________ Score: ____________


Year & Section: ______________________ Date: ____________

ENGLISH 9 – QUARTER 4
Review Test
I. Directions: Read the /questions carefully and encircle the letter of the correct answer.
1. What do you call the multifaceted process involving word recognition, comprehension, fluency and motivation?
A. Listening B. Reading C. Viewing D. Writing

2. What do you call the tendency to favor a person, group or thing or point of view over another, often in
an unfair way?
A. Bias B. Fact C. Opinion D. Prejudice

3. Which of the following statement manifest prejudice?


A. Pretty people are dumb. C. hate classical music. It’s too complex.
B. I dislike girls who play with guns. D. People who are good at math are brainy.

4. Which of the following statements expresses bias?


A. The Earth rotates on its own axis.
B. Jose Rizal is our country’s national hero.
C. Putting rubbing alcohol is the best way to kill bacteria and viruses.
D. COVID-19 is an infectious disease caused by a new strain of coronavirus.

5, Which of the following is an example of prejudice?


A. Only his nearest neighbor shared a substantial volume of food.
B. Of all the women living in that area, only the beautiful ones were given free access to the new
salon.
C. I found out that the goods here are cheaper than the other stores, so I chose to buy here without
hesitation.
D Person with a mental condition should be prohibited from schooling. They may not have the
learning potential.

6. How do you deal with being judged without them knowing the whole story?
A. I stay away from them C. I don’t mind them anymore.
B. I continue doing what is right. D. I never talk to them anymore

7. Your barangay is advocating clean and green community program because water pollution is
becoming widespread. As a student, how will help the advocacy of your barangay?
A. segregate garbage at home C. participate in the coastal clean-up drive
B. support the barangay captain D. make a poster about youth development

8. You learned from your teacher that your younger brother cut classes last week. What will you do?
A. tell my parents to scold my brother C. tell my parents so they can guide my brother
B. tell my brother to be careful next time. D. tell my parents if my brother would do it again

9. You observed that your classmate smokes inside the campus. Being the class president, what is your
solution to this problem?
A. call the attention of his parents. C. call the attention of our barangay captain.
B. tell our class adviser about the problem. D. talk the whole class and tell them about it.

10. Which of the following statements expresses a negative message?


A. No pain, no gain. C. A friend in need is a friend indeed.
B. The news hit me like a tsunami. D. Although my aunt lives abroad, she sometimes calls us to say hello.

11. Which of the following statements shows the positive view about mobile games?
A. It distracts teenagers from their academic priorities.
B. It enhances the analytic and critical skills of players.
C. It promotes messages about violence among teenagers.
D. It negatively affects their physical and psychological health.
12.. Which of the following statements shows the negative view about social media?
A. It breeds cyber bullying and depression.
B. It can be an avenue for business opportunities.
C. It allows people to create online communities and friendship.
D. It develops the information and communication (ICT) skills of teenagers.

For question 13-19

13. What is the fable all about?


A. The selection is about a happy horse.
B. The selection is about a horse who is afraid to die.
C. The selection is all about a horse who strived hard to overcome death.
D. The selection is all about a horse who was buried and never escaped death.

14. How did the horse escape its death?


A. The horse was able to go out from the well.
B. The horse’s friend tried to save him out of the well.
C. The horse cried for help when the farmer hauled dirt to bury him.
D. The horse shook off and stepped up when the dirt landed on his back.

15. At what instance could the horse tell that he saved his life?
A. When he was able to fight back the farmer.
B. When he was able to shout that “he is the winner”.
C. When he was able to sleep during their fight with the farmer.
D. When he was able to step over into the well’s wall by his determination.

16. What is meant by “He decided to face his adversity positively and to not give up, and thus he won”?
A. He bravely faced the difficult situation he was in. C. He cried and gave up during the fight.
B. He cowardly turned his back to his enemy. D. He surrendered during the fight.

17. What moral lesson did you get from the story?
A. Loyalty is a sign of friendship. C. Be courageous enough to accept defeat.
B. One word is enough for a wise man. D. Believe in yourself amidst trials and adversities

18. What characteristics of the horse made you appreciate him in the story?
A. being lovable despite the pressure in life. C. being a good friend to his enemy.
B. being strong despite of life’s trials. D. being a good son to his parents.

19. How do you determine the truth’s relevance of ideas in a text?

A. It is true if it is based on hearsay.


B. It is a fact if it is based on your family’s choice and decision.
C. It is a true statement if it is always practiced in a certain community.
D. It is true if it is based on statistics, observation, verification, and evidence.

20. What is being define as “is how appropriate something is to what is being said at a given time”?
A. Bias B. Fact C, Relevance D. Truth

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