ST2 Q3 English6

ENGLISH VI
SECOND SUMMATIVE TEST

Third Grading Period
NAME: _____________________________ GRADE & SECTION: _______________________

DATE: ____________ SCORE: ____________ PARENT’S SIGNATURE: ___________________
General Direction: Read each item carefully and write your answers on the space provided for each
number.
_____ 1. This term refers to your ideas and opinion about certain topic or issue.
a. opinion b. rumors c. viewpoint d. chats
_____ 2. Your ideas must be reasonable and reliable. It is called __________ when they are clear and
well-
organized.
a. viewpoint b. aligned c. comprehensive d. coherent
_____ 3. Your viewpoint is ___________ when they are complete and includes necessary facts.
a. comprehensive b. coherent c. biased d. opinion
Study the opinion statement below.
Get the children back to school for their growth, well-being
The impact of school closures on in-person learning— mental health challenges, food insecurity
unhealthy weight gain, and immunization delay — is tremendous.
These visible consequences of school closures are indicators of long-term outcomes, including
decreased life expectancy for Filipino schoolchildren. Across the country, many school districts
have eased restrictions, reopened schools, and returned to business as usual, and vaccine
eligibility has expanded to include children five years and older. It is easy to focus primarily on
these hopeful signs of progress during the pandemic and fall back on the argument that children
are resilient. However, we cannot hesitate in our focus on children. Children are resilient, but this
resiliency requires individual support and societal investment.
Source: Philippine Daily Inquirer, Opinion, April 5, 2022
_____ 4. What is the opinion/viewpoint all about?

a. vaccination c. face-to-face classes
b. c. challenges during and after pandemic d. Covid19
_____ 5. Is the opinion/viewpoint cited above comprehensive?

a. yes b. no c. semi-comprehensive d. absolutely comprehensive
_____ 6. Evaluate the opinion or viewpoint cited, were the ideas presented in a reasonable and reliable
manner?
a. yes b. no c. reasonable but not reliable d. reliable but not reasonable
_____ 7. Does the example above present differing viewpoints?
a. yes b. no c. precisely, yes d. it has no focus
_____ 8. What will support your viewpoint to support your side?
a. facts b. personal experiences c. statistics d. all of the above
_____ 9. Do you agree with the speaker? Why?
a. Yes, because I do experience what the author is saying.
b. No, because the author is not stating the fact.
c. Yes, because I was moved by the examples and facts he has presented.
d. No, because the viewpoint has no sense at all.
_____ 10. It refers to the time and place the narrative takes place.
a. adverb of place and time c. venue
b. setting d. plot
_____ 11. This part of the narrative helps the readers in visualizing where the characters live in the story.
a. place b. time c. setting d. events
_____ 12. Can the setting of a narrative be changed?
a. yes b. no c. maybe d. it may vary
_____ 13. Is it much important to analyze the setting of a narrative?
a. yes b. no c. maybe d. it may vary
_____ 14. What is the importance of the setting in a narrative?
a. It gives the reader a head start in understanding the plot.
b. It helps the readers in making predictions about the events in the narrative.
c. It makes the story vivid and interesting.
d. All of the above
Murder Mystery
In the dead of night around midnight, an ear-piercing scream echoed over the sea mingling with
the deadly waves crashing against the sandy shore. The scream came from the abandoned beach house.
The cold dark sky, covered in misty clouds meant the coming of a thunder storm.
The immense mountains and the rocky cliffs towered above the beach. Pure red blood stained
the rocks below from a previous death, which even the coming rain could not wash it away. Lots of heavy
water began to fall, followed by crashing thunder. The rain continued to dominate. Lightning streaked the
sky and thunder rolled behind the clouds getting louder, louder and louder! The rain made the ground
squelchy and startled the surroundings. The smell of chilly fresh air filled the sky and refreshed the land
15-16. Give the setting of the selection.
Setting
When Where
17. The setting of the selection is vividly presented at the __________.

a. beginning b. second sentence c. last sentence d. not implied
18. Does the setting of the story changes within the narrative?
a. yes b. no c. there is no setting d. it can be predicted
19-20. If you are to write a narrative, what will be your introduction? Write it down below presenting the
setting of your narrative.
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ENGLISH VI

SECOND SUMMATIVE TEST

NAME: _______ GRADE & SECTION: _

Study the opinion statement below.

Get the children back to school for their growth, well-being

Source: Philippine Daily Inquirer, Opinion, April 5, 2022

_____ 4. What is the opinion/viewpoint all about?

_____ 5. Is the opinion/viewpoint cited above comprehensive?

15-16. Give the setting of the selection.

17. The setting of the selection is vividly presented at the __________.

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