Second Monthly Examination in ENGLISH 9 St. Rita & St. Ezekiel
Second Monthly Examination in ENGLISH 9 St. Rita & St. Ezekiel
Second Monthly Examination in ENGLISH 9 St. Rita & St. Ezekiel
Pray before you take the Examination. Be guided always with the Holy Spirit
I. KNOWLEDGE
2. How did Thoreau's Civil Disobedience encourage Americans to oppose immoral government spending?
a. Ralph Waldo Emerson b. Henry David Thoreau c. Walt Whitman d. Amos Bronson Alcott
5. The following questions are about "A Psalm of Life." According to lines this line, “Footprints that perhaps another;
Sailing o’er life’s solemn main” the speaker would most likely describe life as:
II. PROCESS
11. Which of the following states the point of view the speaker expresses in this line, If you can talk with crowds and
keep your virtue; Or walk with Kings-nor lose the common touch”?
a. It is important to befriend kings and other important people .
b. Do not spend time with people who are rich and powerful.
c. It is important to be able to relate to people from all levels of society.
d. Kings are to be despised and avoided whenever possible.
12. Which of the following best sums up what makes someone a “Man”, or mature person, according to the speaker?
a. Acting in moderation and being in control of oneself
b. Being able to make a lot of money and having many friends
c. Being able to talk to many different kinds of people
d. Being willing to take big risks
13. If people hate you, what does the author think you should do?
a. Not hate them back. c. Hate them too
b. Pretend you don't hear them d. Ignore them
14. What does this mean? "If you can talk with crowds and keep your virtue".
a. Don't share your opinions with others who might disagree.
b.Make sure you are loyal.
c. Listen to what others say
d.Keep your morals even if you might be influenced by others
15. Want does the speaker say about dream?
a. They shouldn't be one's master c. They don’t exist
b.One should always follow one's dreams d. They're really cool
16. What does the speaker have to say about hearts, nerves, and sinews?
a. They should serve the listener c. They should be sinuous
b. They should desert him d. They should be removed
17. In the first stanza, what does the speaker suggest the listener keep?
a. Nothing c. His money
b. The earth and everything in it d. His head
18. What if the listener is hated?
a. He should give way to hating c. He shouldn't give way to hating
b. The word "hating" isn't in this poem d. Hate doesn't exist
19. Which is the correct spelling of the adjective ‘angry’ when it becomes an adverb?
a. angrily b. angry c. angrier d. angriest
23. Which is the correct spelling of the adjective ‘heavy’ when it becomes an adverb?
a. heavily b. heavily c. heaviely d. heavelly
24. Which is the correct spelling of the adjective ‘pleasant’ when it becomes an adverb?
a. pleasantely b. pleasantelly c. pleasantly d. pleasantiely
25. Which is the correct spelling of the adjective ‘gentle’ when it becomes an adverb?
a. gently b. gentley c. gentliey d. gentlely
26. Which of these words is an adverb?
a. elderly b. lonely c. early d. costly
30. Which of these adverbs can be used to complete this sentence? The sun shone ________ .
a. loudly b. brightly c. awkwardly d. luckily
31-40. Directions: Read each sentence below. Then, add the adverb in parentheses. Your answers on the line should be
the complete thought of the sentence, placing the adverb properly.
31-32. The manager of the restaurant interviewed lots of people for the job of waiter. (aggressively)
41 – 60. As an Augustinian, do you process the character of valuing others and in understanding the various situations
they faced in daily life?
Note: I would highly appreciate it if you will elaborate your essay using your own ideas. Write you essay at the back part of the Test Paper
Traits 5 4 3 2
Focus & There is one clear, Main ideas are clear but There is one topic. The topic and main ideas
Details/ well- focused topic. are not well supported by Main ideas are are not clear. There is no
/ The introduction detailed information / The somewhat clear. The clear introduction,
Organization
is inviting, states introduction states the introduction states structure, or conclusion.
the main topic, and main topic and provides an the main topic. A
provides an overview. conclusion is
overview included.
Sentence The author The author makes a few The author makes The author makes
Structure, makes no errors errors. The author uses several errors in numerous errors in
in grammar, vivid words and phrases. grammar, mechanics, grammar, mechanics,
Grammar,Mecha
mechanics, The choice and placement and/or spelling that and/or spelling
nis, & Spelling/ and/or spelling. of words is inaccurate at interfere with
Word Choice times and/or seems understanding. The that interfere with
The author uses overdone. author uses words understanding. The
vivid words and that communicate writer uses a limited
phrases. clearly, but the vocabulary. Jargon
writing lacks variety. or clichés may be
present and detract
from the meaning.
Directions: Your essay will be graded based on this rubric. Consequently, use this rubric as a guide when writing your essay and check it again before you submit
your essay.