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    1. The document contains a summative test for English 7 students with questions about a movie trailer, short stories, and identifying beliefs and convictions. 2. Questions ask students to identify lines from a movie trailer as expressing belief or conviction, choose the option that is not a conviction about a situation, and identify statements as expressing belief, certainty, or conviction. 3. Students are also asked comprehension questions about short stories, including about a story titled "My Father Goes to Court" and reasons for dismissing a case or importance of citing evidence before judgment.

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    1. The document contains a summative test for English 7 students with questions about a movie trailer, short stories, and identifying beliefs and convictions. 2. Questions ask students to identify lines from a movie trailer as expressing belief or conviction, choose the option that is not a conviction about a situation, and identify statements as expressing belief, certainty, or conviction. 3. Students are also asked comprehension questions about short stories, including about a story titled "My Father Goes to Court" and reasons for dismissing a case or importance of citing evidence before judgment.

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    1. The document contains a summative test for English 7 students with questions about a movie trailer, short stories, and identifying beliefs and convictions. 2. Questions ask students to identify lines from a movie trailer as expressing belief or conviction, choose the option that is not a conviction about a situation, and identify statements as expressing belief, certainty, or conviction. 3. Students are also asked comprehension questions about short stories, including about a story titled "My Father Goes to Court" and reasons for dismissing a case or importance of citing evidence before judgment.

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    1. The document contains a summative test for English 7 students with questions about a movie trailer, short stories, and identifying beliefs and convictions. 2. Questions ask students to identify lines from a movie trailer as expressing belief or conviction, choose the option that is not a conviction about a situation, and identify statements as expressing belief, certainty, or conviction. 3. Students are also asked comprehension questions about short stories, including about a story titled "My Father Goes to Court" and reasons for dismissing a case or importance of citing evidence before judgment.

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    Republic of the Philippines


    Department of Education
    REGION XIII – CARAGA
    SCHOOLS DIVISION OF SURIGAO DEL SUR
    SIAGAO INTEGRATED SCHOOL
    SIAGAO, SAN MIGUEL, SURIGAO DEL SUR

    Third Quarter
    Summative Test No. 3
    ENGLISH 7
    A. Directions: Watch the official movie trailer of Star Cinema's "Hello, Love Goodbye" by visiting the link
    below. Then, read the following lines taken from the movie trailer and identify each line if it expresses
    ‘’Belief’’ or ‘’Conviction’’. Write ‘’BE’’ if the statement expresses belief and ‘’CO’’ if it expresses
    conviction. WRITE IT ON YOUR ANSWER SHEET.

    Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s7UyA4w6a7A (Note: Screenshots


    are provided for you in case you have no access to the link.)

    1. Joy was so sure in saying that you have to make the most out of your
    time.

    2. Ethan believed that one day, you’ll meet someone and for a while,
    time just stops.

    3. The main characters think that some places, we stay in forever while
    some places are mere stopovers.

    4. Joy and Ethan were certain that they could never be together.

    5. Joy had no doubt that she could not love Ethan.

    B. Direction: Read carefully the questions below. Choose the letter of


    the best answer. WRITE IT ON YOUR ANSWER SHEET.
    6. The woman waited nervously in line. When the counter was empty, she carefully unloaded her items from her
    cart. Lines creased her forehead as if to show the calculations ringing up in her head. Finally, the cashier began
    ringing up the items as the woman clutched her purse.
    Source: https://writingcenter.mcdaniel.edu/resources/reading/inferences/

    The following express conviction about the situation above, except __________.

    a The woman was undoubtedly in a hurry.


    b The woman surely forgot the essential items to include in her groceries.
    c The woman was certain to check her purse to see the list of the items for groceries.
    d The woman believed that she had no enough money to cover the cost of her groceries.

    7. “Larry, as your boss, I must say that it’s been very interesting working with you,” Miss Valdez said.
    “However, it seems that our company’s needs and your performance style are not well matched. Therefore, it
    makes me very sad to have to ask you to resign your position effective today.” What is your conviction about
    this situation?
    Source: http://www.rhlschool.com/read6n3.htm

    a I believe that he was being fired.


    b I think he was getting a raise in pay.
    c I know that Miss Valdez would feel really bad if Larry decided to quit.
    d I am certain that Miss Valdez was really enjoying having Larry in the office.

    8. This statement is based on personal opinions and can be changed over time.

    a belief
    b certainty
    c conviction
    d prejudice

    9. It refers to information that is factual and is not based on personal opinions.

    a belief
    b bias
    c conviction
    d opinion

    10. Why is it important to express our beliefs or convictions?


    a to avoid misunderstanding and arguments
    b to make things or ideas well justified and certain
    c to express how you feel or think about a certain issue
    d all of the above

    C. Directions: Based on the story entitled MY FATHER GOES TO COURT answer the question below by
    writing the letter of the correct answer on you answer sheet.

    11. What happened in 1918?


    A. The volcano erupted.
    B. There was an earthquake.
    C. Father’s farm had been destroyed of sudden flood.
    D. People’s homes had been destructed by a typhoon.
    12. “The family had become healthy.”
    Which of the following supports the statement above based on the story?
    A. They ate fatty and junk foods.
    B. They took all the wonderful smells of the food.
    C. They just stayed inside the house and waited for the food to be served.
    D. They went out in the sun and bathed in the cold water of the river that flowed from the mountains into
    the sea.

    13. If you were the judge, what would you do about the case?
    A. I would dismiss the case.
    B. I would let the case be laid on the table.
    C. I would ask somebody to solve the case.
    D. I would advise the complainant to continue the case.

    14. Why did the judge dismiss the case?


    A. The case was nonsense.
    B. There were no enough evidences.
    C. There was no case in the situation.
    D. all of the above

    15. Why is it important to cite and listen to evidences before judgment?


    A. to avoid wrong judgment
    B. to refrain from injustice
    C. to avoid biases
    D. all of the above

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