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Q3 First Summative Test in English 6
Q3 First Summative Test in English 6
Q3 First Summative Test in English 6
Department of Education
SCHOOLS DIVISION OF LIPA CITY
SAMPAGUITA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, LIPA CITY
TABLE OF SPECIFICATION
FIRST SUMMATIVE TEST IN ENGLISH 6
QUARTER 3- WEEKS 1 AND 2
MELC7
(Enabling
Competency)
Test I
Organizing Organize 2,3,
information information from 5 4,56,
10 50%
from secondary 7,8,9,
secondary sources in 10,11
sources in preparation for (F)
preparation writing, reporting
for writing, and similar
reporting academic tasks
and similar in collaboration
academic with others
tasks in
collaboratio
n with
others
MELC7
(Enabling
Competency) Test II
1,2,3,4,5
Providing
Provide (C)
evidence
evidence to
to support 5 10 50%
support opinions Test III
opinions Test III
4,5 1,2,3
(C) (C)
TOTAL
NUMBER OF 10 100 0 2 10 5 3 0
ITEMS %
Prepared by:
MYLA T. MAGDATO
Master Teacher II
NOTED:
BAYLON L. CORNEJO
Principal II
Test I.
Directions: Organize the ideas by writing each one under the correct heading. The first one is done for you.
During this time, it is apparent that many businesses have not thought about this type of crisis
and are not prepared. This has led to panic not only by employees but the business owners as well. I
believe this is an eye opener for many industries and better plans will be developed so we are more
prepared in the future. This includes our government.
1.Many businesses close during this time of pandemic because__________________________.
A. business owners are not prepared for the crisis.
B. business owners are afraid of the COVID-19.
Test III.
Directions: Read and understand the text in the box. Then, answer the questions that follow to provide
evidence to support an opinion. Provide your own answers for numbers 4-5.
Vaccination efforts against COVID-19 are finally underway. In a global effort that is only as
strong as its weakest link, support will be desperately needed to achieve what UNICEF has
described as “one of the largest mass undertakings in human history.” But as we grapple with the
logistical obstacles of vaccine delivery for low-income countries, the challenges go beyond the
need for cold chain storage, airfreight distribution, and the supply of needles and vials.
One of the biggest hurdles in reaching the world’s most vulnerable people will be
convincing them that vaccines, and the people providing them, can be trusted. Winning this trust
will require an enormous, united effort from governments, public health experts, humanitarian
groups, and local community leaders.
1. Digestive
2. Respiratory
3. Nervous
4. Circulatory
5. Wastes Disposal
6. Global Warming’
7. Air Pollutions
8. Dynamite Fishing
9. Unemployment
10. Poverty
11. Educational Challenges
Test II 5 items
1. A
2. B
3. A
4. B
5. A
Test III
1. A
2. D
3. A
4. Answers may vary.
5. Answers may vary.