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Republic of the Philippines

Department of Education
Region V – Bicol
Schools Division Office of Albay
Bacacay West Distrcit
Pili Elementary School

Third Periodic Test


English 5

Name: ___________________________________________________ Date:


_____________________________________
Grade / Section: ___________________________________________ Score:
____________________________________

Directions: Write the letter of the correct answer inside the circle.

1. Which of the following is a visual element that can contribute to a text?


a. a drawing of a character’s home c. sound effects during a scary story
b. an audio recording of a story d. background music

2. Which of the following is an example of a multimedia element that can contribute to text?
a. an illustration at the ending of a story c. a diagram about a new gadget
b. a picture of a main character d. all of the above

3. It creates the mood or the atmosphere of an artwork.


a. line b. color c. gaze d.
symbol

4. It is produced by vibration as perceived by the sense of hearing.


a. video b. text c. animation d. audio

5. You read a story on your tablet and there are bold words throughout the story. When you click on
a bold word, a box appears on the screen and gives you the definition of the word. This is an
example of a multimedia element that __________.
a. helps set the tone of the story c. helps you hear the sounds the
main character would hear
b. clarifies the meaning of the word d. helps you visualize what events are
happening in the story

6. What do we mean by multimedia?


a. the sound that is transmitted over the internet c. image, sound, text, and video
that are combined
b. images that are printed in a magazine d. computer with speaker and
video camera

7 - 10. Read the poem. Then answer the questions below. Encircle only the letter.

Balloons

Red and yellow, green, and blue


Lighter than air
Up, up they flew!
Over the trees,
Across the lake,
Upturned faces in their wake.
Someone points up towards the sky
No bigger than a pinprick
They’ve sailed so high.

7. What things are referred to as yellow, green, and blue?


a. air b. sky c. pinprick d. balloons

8. What is meant by a “pinprick” in the poem?


a. skin discoloration b. sharp needle c. tiny dot d. small
boat

9. What images do you see in the poem?


a. The colorful balloons flying in the sky. c. A calm lake surrounded by
green nature.
b. People who are looking at the balloons. d. All of the above.

10. What is the importance of illustration to the reader’s understanding of the poem?
a. It helps the reader see the details about the poem more clearly. c. It develops the
imagination of the learner.
b. It makes the poem more difficult or complicated. d. It makes the poem useless.

11. Which of the following is an example of a multimedia element that can contribute to text?
a. a comic of the ending of a story c. diagram of a robot
b. picture of the main character d. video of the main characters' quest
across an unknown land

12. You read a story on your tablet and there are italicized words throughout the story. When you
click on an italicized word, a box appears on the screen and gives you the definition of the word.
This is an example of a multimedia element that __________.
a. helps set the tone of the story c. helps you hear the sounds the
main character would hear
b. clarifies the meaning of the word d. helps you visualize what events are
happening in the story

13. Your teacher asked you to share your thoughts about this image. What can you infer in this
picture?
a. a man is trying to wake the person up while he is asleep
b. the health worker swabs a patient showing symptoms of covid-19
c. a dentist removes a patient’s tooth
d. a health worker performs a surgery

14. Many times, authors include visual elements in their writing. Which among the choices below is
an example of a visual element?
a. diagrams b. videos c. audio recording d. interactive images

15. During the COVID-19 pandemic, it was difficult to continue education, especially that face-to-
face interaction is prohibited. Based on the image provided below, what does it tell about our
educational situation?
a. the boy is reading the latest newspapers c. the boy colors his coloring book
b. the new normal makes the little boy answers modules d. the little boy answers a word
puzzle

16. It is the reason why something happens. It is the producer of the effect.
a. cause b. effect c. problem d.
solution

17. It is the result of the cause. It is produced by the cause.


a. cause b. effect c. problem d.
solution

18. Which of the following is not an effect of exercising?


a. keeps one healthy b. makes a person feel good c. improves blood circulation d.
leads to heart disease

19. Which of the following is not a cause of failing grades?


a. not studying the lesson c. laziness in doing module activities
b. going out with friends all the time d. having good study habits

20. What are the factors of flood that affect human living?
a. heavy rain b. overflowing river c. lack of vegetation d. all of
these

21. It is when you tell the similarities of two or more things / ideas or how they are alike.
a. cause b. comparison c. contrast d.
solution

22. It is giving out the differences between two or more things / ideas being discussed.
a. cause b. comparison c. contrast d.
solution

23. Which of the following statements shows contrast?


a. Bicycle and motorcycle are both vehicles. c. Similarly, they are used to transport
people and goods.
b. They also have two wheels. d. Unlike bicycle, motorcycle is used for
longer drives.

24. Which of the following statements demonstrates comparison?


a. Maya’s bicycle is pink, but William’s is red. c. Winter is much colder than summer.
b. Miles has big feet just like his father. d. Both b and c.

25. Which of the following statements shows both contrast and comparison?
a. Mackie has his mother’s beautiful blonde hair.
b. Both Mindy and Olive bought new cell phones.
c. I and my friend both like ice cream.
d. A motorcycle needs gasoline for it to work, while a bicycle needs pedaling for it to move.

26. A __________ basically gives or introduces the challenge, issue, or difficult situation.
a. comparison b. effect c. problem d.
solution

27. It provides the answer, response, or action that will be done to try to address the problem.
a. comparison b. effect c. problem d.
solution

28. Which of the following statements is an example of a problem?


a. The school library becomes so warm if it is full of users. c. The school installed air
conditioner.
b. The school installed more electric fans. d. Both b and c.
29. Which of the following statements is a solution?
a. The principal should request for the use of the barangay plaza c. The pupils need a venue for the
badminton tournament.
b. The tournament may be held at the school gym on a Saturday. d. Both b and c.

30. Joshua is doing his assignment due next day. Suddenly, a power outage occurs. Which of the
following is a possible solution?
a. Joshua must sleep early and wake up early to finish his assignment.
b. Joshua must do his assignment early in the morning before going to school.
c. Joshua may discuss the assignment with parents or anyone who can help.
d. All of the above.

31 - 35. Choose your answer in the word box. Write the letter of the correct answer in the space
provided.

a. cause and effect b. comparison and c. problem and


d. none of these
relationship contrast relationship solution relationship

_____ 31. English is my favorite subject because I love reading and writing stories about fairy tales,
animals, plants, and toys. I
also help my classmates who are struggling to read and write. I always top the class in this
subject. But I want to make
sure that I work hard to love the other subjects.

_____ 32. The Philippine is rich in coastal areas which are affected by the rising and receding tides
because being an archipelago,
the Philippines is surrounded by seas and oceans. These areas which are constantly exposed
to the changing tides are
called intertidal zones. Intertidal zones are home to many kinds of marine animals and birds.
The daily changes in the
tides play a major role to the life of living things in this area. (Sarte 2016, 85)

_____ 33. Condominiums and houses are both places where people live. A condominium unit is
usually located in high- rise commercial buildings while houses are built in residential areas.
One or two families commonly occupy a house. On the
other hand, many families may live in a condominium building. (Flojo 2010, 75 - 76)

_____ 34. Butterflies and bees have many things in common. They are both insects that live all over
the world. Another similarity
is that they both have 4 wings. Their wings are very different though butterflies have brightly
colored wings and a bee’s
wings are transparent. Bees live in large groups called colonies. Butterflies do not.

_____ 35. Even if it is difficult, the problem about drugs can be solved or minimized. How? What can
be done to solve the
problem on drug abuse in young people? Education is the most effective solution. Children
need to be taught about the
dangers of drug abuse at home and in school. Parents can talk about the positive and
negative effects of drugs while
having breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Teachers can also discuss how students can avoid getting
involved in drugs in their
lessons. Barangay and other officials can also provide enjoyable activities such as games,
sports, and shows that will take
the attention of children away from bad influences like drugs.
36. Which of the following would be an ideal topic for a feature story for children?
a. special traits of your favorite pet c. the secret entrusted to you by your
best friend
b. latest update of an approaching typhoon d. the news story about a bank robbery

37. Which of the following statements is false?


a. You should make a feature story interesting.
b. A feature story does not contain any opinion.
c. A feature story describes something or someone vividly or clearly.
d. There are different types of a features story

38. Which of the following is not a purpose in writing a feature story?


a. to describe b. to criticize c. to inform d. to entertain

39. Why is finding the theme important to the feature writing process?
a. It helps the writer focus on the topic. c. It enables the writer to earn
more money.
b. It makes the writer famous. d. It helps the writer gain many
subscribers.

40. Which of the following is not a technique used to develop paragraph and sentences in a feature
article?
a. Show the actions of the character. c. Write complicated modifiers.
b. Use figures of speech. d. Avoid useless or overused expressions.

41 – 44. Choose your answer inside the box. Write the letter of the correct answer in the space
provided.

a. title b. introduction c. body d. conclusion

_____ 41. This section contains most of the details of the story. It includes names, places, times, and
quotes related to the person,
event, or organization.

_____ 42. It grabs the readers’ attention quickly so they’ll keep reading. It needs to highlight the
general topic of the story.

_____ 43. This part tells the reader why this story is important or worth their time. This as an
opportunity to say something
attention-grabbing or something that will spark the reader’s interest.

_____ 44. This should leave a lasting impression on the reader and provoke some sort of reaction.

45 – 48. Identify as to which category each excerpt of feature article falls into. Choose your answer
inside the box.

a. Human Interest
b. Historical Feature c. Profile feature d. How to Feature
Feature

_____ 45. A Maharashtrian and German native, residing in different parts of the world met in 9
countries and 15 cities across
the world just to keep their friendship of 10 years alive.
_____ 46. The Leyte Landing Memorial Park or also known as the Mac Arthur landing Memorial Park
in Palo, Leyte marks the
site of General Douglas Mac Arthur’s return to the Philippines to fulfill his promise to the
Filipinos in helping free the
country from Japanese Forces.

_____ 47. Sam Johnson has spent his life using his personal and career experiences to help his
clients overcome post-traumatic
stress disorder and provide them with the support they need when their life seems to be
more than they can handle. As
the son of a Vietnam veteran, he knows how post-traumatic stress can affect every facet of
one’s life as well as the lives of
their loved ones.

____ 48. There are many reasons why you might want to lose weight. If you have been significantly
overweight or obese for a long
time, then you might have concerns about what the extra weight could be doing to your
health. Whatever your reason
for wanting to lose weight, there are some important strategies that you should know about.
(1) Choose Fibrous proteins
instead of fatty ones; (2) Eat more fruits and vegetables; (3) Eat more whole grains and cut
simple carbs; (4) Try a formal
diet plan; and (5) Cut the salt from your diet.

49. It is a creative article that deals with real events, issues, and trends. It offers insights about
people, places, things, or events that we encounter daily but to which we pay little attention.
a. editorial article b. feature article c. news article d. sports
article

50. What is the first and should be considered in writing a good feature article?
a. Choose a compelling title. c. Consider the audience you’d like to
talk to.
b. Decide on the type of feature you want to write. d. Make sure to end the story nicely by
writing a conclusion

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