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    Aiding Minors to become Dependable Empowered Citizen

    Abra Mountain Development Education Center (AMDEC), Inc.


    (Formerly Abra Mountain High School) Lamao, Bucloc, Abra

    3rd SUMMATIVE EXAMINATION IN


    Reading and Writing-11
    Name: ___________________________________ Score: _______
    Grade& Section: _________________ Date: ________
    Part 1
    Direction: read the questions carefully and encircle your chosen answer.
    1. What is the primary setting of “jabberwocky”?
    a. A dark forest
    b. A peaceful meadow
    c. A busting city
    d. It is not specified
    2. What is the Jabberwock described as in the poem?
    a. A fearsome creature
    b. A friendly creature
    c. A mysterious figure
    d. It is not described
    3. What is the main objective of the protagonist in the poem?
    a. To slay the Jabberwock
    b. To befriend the Jabberwock
    c. To capture the Jabberwock
    d. It is not mentioned
    4. Which of the following words is an example of a “portmanteau” Jabberwocky?
    a. Frumious
    b. Brillig
    c. Vorpal
    d. It is not a portmanteau
    5. What weapon does the protagonist use to defeat the Jabberwock?
    a. A sword
    b. A shield
    c. A spear
    d. It is not specified
    6. What does the protagonist return with after defeating the Jabberwock?
    a. The Jobberwock’s head
    b. The Jobberwock’s tail
    c. The Jabberwock’s egg
    d. It is not mentioned
    7. What is the mood or tone of the poem?
    a. Joyful
    b. Melancholic
    c. Nostalgic
    d. It is open to interpretation
    8. What is the purpose of the nonsensical language in “Jabberwocky’?
    a. To confuse readers
    b. To create a sense of mystery and whimsy
    c. To demonstrate the protagonist’s madness
    d. Its not clear
    9. Which phrase suggests that the protagonist is successful in defeating the Jabberwock?
    a. “Beware the Jabberwock my son”
    b. “And hast thou slain the Jabberwock?’
    c. “O frabjous day! Callooh! Callay!”
    d. “He left it dead, and with its head
    10. What is the title of the book in which “Jabberwocky” was first published?
    a. Through the Looking glass
    b. Alice’s Adventure in Wonderland
    c. The Hunting of the Shark
    d. It is not published in a book
    Part 2
    1. The word "exuberant" in the sentence "She was so exuberant that everyone wanted to be
    around her" most likely means:
    a) shy
    b) energetic
    c) tired
    d) sad

    2. In the sentence "The detective scrutinized the evidence carefully," what does "scrutinized"
    mean?
    a) ignored
    b) examined closely
    c) destroyed
    d) organized

    3. "The orchestra's performance was cacophonous." What does "cacophonous" most likely
    mean?
    a) harmonious
    b) loud and unpleasant
    c) quiet and soothing
    d) skilled and precise

    4. What does the word "agile" mean in the sentence "The cheetah is an agile predator"?
    a) slow
    b) clumsy
    c) quick and nimble
    d) sleepy

    5. "The old house had a musty smell." What does "musty" most likely mean?
    a) fresh
    b) clean
    c) dirty
    d) stale and damp

    6. "The teacher's diatribe lasted for twenty minutes." What does "diatribe" mean?
    a) brief explanation
    b) angry speech
    c) calm discussion
    d) friendly conversation

    7. "The storm caused widespread devastation." What does "devastation" mean?


    a) growth
    b) improvement
    c) destruction
    d) construction

    8. "She felt a sense of trepidation before her job interview." What does "trepidation" most
    likely mean?
    a) excitement
    b) boredom
    c) fear or anxiety
    d) confidence

    9. "The company's success was largely attributable to its innovative approach." What does
    "attributable" mean?
    a) impossible to determine
    b) due to
    c) irrelevant
    d) temporary

    10. "Her apology seemed insincere." What does "insincere" mean?


    a) heartfelt
    b) honest
    c) lacking genuine feelings
    d) meaningful

    11. "The mountain peak was shrouded in mist." What does "shrouded" mean?
    a) exposed
    b) covered
    c) colorful
    d) empty

    12. "The chef's culinary skills were unmatched." What does "culinary" mean?
    a) artistic
    b) musical
    c) cooking-related
    d) athletic

    13. "His demeanor suggested that he was not pleased." What does "demeanor" mean?
    a) physical appearance
    b) way of speaking
    c) behavior or attitude
    d) intelligence

    14. "She made an astute observation." What does "astute" mean?


    a) foolish
    b) clever
    c) rude
    d) loud

    15. "The charity event was a resounding success." What does "resounding" mean?
    a) quiet
    b) echoing
    c) small
    d) boring

    16. "The politician's speech was replete with promises." What does "replete" mean?
    a) lacking
    b) filled or well-supplied
    c) clear
    d) truthful

    17. "The judge's verdict was unequivocal." What does "unequivocal" mean?
    a) uncertain
    b) vague
    c) clear and definite
    d) changeable

    18. "His decision was fraught with risk." What does "fraught" mean?
    a) filled with
    b) empty of
    c) ignorant of
    d) uninterested in

    19. "Her effervescent personality brightened the room." What does "effervescent" mean?
    a) dull
    b) sparkling and lively
    c) sleepy
    d) rude

    20. "His obnoxious behavior was unacceptable." What does "obnoxious" mean?
    a) polite
    b) irritating and offensive
    c) friendly
    d) helpful
    Part 3: Enumerate the kinds of informational text
    1. ________________________________
    2. ________________________________
    3. ________________________________
    4. ________________________________
    5. ________________________________
    Enumerate the fourteen kinds of literary text
    1._________________________________
    2. _________________________________
    3.__________________________________
    4.__________________________________
    5. _________________________________
    6. _________________________________
    7. _________________________________
    8._________________________________
    9. ________________________________
    10. _______________________________
    11. _______________________________
    12. _______________________________
    13. _______________________________
    14._______________________________

    Prepared by: Lovely Joy A. Claveria


    Subject Teacher

    Checked by: Brenda Lee L. Wacnang


    School Head

    *******************************GOOD LUCK*********************************

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