Dongel, Jeah Freshaley A.

October 17, 2021

BSED 3A PC 314

TASK 1
Instructional Objectives
Grade Level: 8
Subject: English Grading:
4th Quarter
Unit Lesson: Figures of Speech

DOMAIN INSTRUCTIONAL OBJECTIVES

COGNITIVE Knowledge: It is to define the usage of

every figurative speech.

Comprehension: Identify the different

types of figures of speech.

Application: Select 8 figurative speeches

and create a sentence that applies to
student’s daily experiences.

PSYCHOMOTOR Skill: Indicate the accurate figures of

speech presented in every sentence and
match it accordingly.

AFFECTIVE Appreciation: Evaluate and assess the

contrasting methods of every figures of
speech and elaborate it all the more.

Interest: Create a short essay allocating the

usage of figures of speech and that students
will also be able to proactively be creative
in mind concept.

Attitude: Impart knowledge regarding

figures of speech and how it can be of so
much use in our daily lives most especially
in narrative writings.

Table of Specifications
Level Objective Item Total Time Percentage
Number Number Allotted (%)
Of Items
 Knowledge Differentiate Test I A. 15 1- Minute 10%
the various per item
types of 1-15
Figures of
Speech
Comprehension Convert words Test II B. 5 1-Minute 10%
into more per item
understandable 16-20
meaning to
better
comprehend
Application Reconstruct Test III 10 1-Minute 20%
the given C. per item
sentences by
analyzing the 21-30
daily use of
figures of
speech
Analysis Compare and Test II 10 2-Minutes 10%
contrast to per item
general 1-10
sentences.
Synthesis Construct an Test III A 10 1-Minute 20%
essay narrative per item
writing with 1
the application
Evaluation Explain the Test III B 10 15-Minutes 30%
significance of all 10 items
applying and 2
using figures
of speech in
everyday life.
TOTAL: - - - - 100%

Dongel, Jeah Freshaley A. October 18, 2021

BSED 3A PC314
 From your Test Construction Task #1, please construct:

10 True-False items

10 Multiple Choice items

 True or False items

Direction: Write T if the statement is True and write F if it is False.

___ 1. A figure of speech has to be interpreted by the reader or listener. T

___ 2. Oxymoron is a figure of speech that takes an obvious exaggeration. F

___ 3. The words “like” and “as” typically appear in a metaphor. F

___ 4. Simile and metaphor are two figures of speech that involve comparison. T

___ 5. Knowing the type of figure of speech is more important than understanding the
meaning of it. F

___ 6. A skilled writer does not know how to use Figures of Speech. F

___ 7. Figures of speech do not mean exactly what the words say. T

___ 8. When words are literal, they mean exact. F

___ 9. Non-living things act like humans if used in a personification speech. T

___ 10. A figure of speech is a rhetorical device that achieves a special effect to the
sentence. T
  Multiple Choice items

Direction: Read each questions carefully. Encircle the letter of the correct answer.

1. "A lovelier flower on Earth was never sown” has the figure of speech called?

A. Hyperbole B. Oxymoron C. Metaphor D. Implied Simile

2. Which of the following is a direct address either to an absent person or to an abstract or inanimate
entity?

A. Apostrophe B. Ode C. Epode D. Hyperbole

3. Pun is a play on words that is similar in what?

A. In sound but diverse in meaning B. In meaning but diverse in sound

B. Both in sound and meaning but with different sound D. Diverse only in meaning

4. Which of the following words show oxymoron?

A. Sweet Pain B. Chatter Chatter C. Rivers of Blood D. O Death

5. Which figures of speech are employed in this line below?

“O Wild west wind, thou breathe of Autumn’s being”

A. Personification B. Oxymoron C. Apostrophe D. Metaphor

6.In the following statement which figures of speech are used?

“His honor rooted in dishonor stood. And faithful unfaithful kept him falsely true”

A. Oxymoron B. Personification C. Apostrophe D. Onomatopoeia

7.Which of the following sentences has figures of speech called ‘Apostrophe’?

A. O Death! here is thy sting B. The more haste, the less speed
C. Death lays his icy hands on kings D. Arf!Arf! the loud voice of the dogs

8. The use of the word with humor satirical intention so that the meaning is directly the opposite of what is
said?
A. Irony B. Jonenillia C. Hyperbole D. Personification
9. What is a literary man or a writer of literary works termed as?

A. Litterateur B. Lampoon C. Limerick D. Literature

10.”Life is but a walking shadow” is an example of?

A. Metaphor B. Hyperbole C. Apostrophe D. Simile

 Dongel, Jeah Freshaley A. October 23, 2021
BSED 3A PC 314

Test Construction #3: Test Completion and Matching Type Please

construct the following:
1] 10 Test Completion Items

2] 10 Matching Type Items

 Test Completion

Direction: Fill in the blank the missing words to complete the sentences provided below.

1. ) “Life is like a box of chocolates.” It is an example of figure of speech.

2. ) All figures of speech draw on to some degree.

3. ) A metonym is a kind of .

4. ) “If you chase two rabbits, you will lose them both.” This is an example of_______.

5. ) An expression in which words are not used in their literal sense is .

6. ) Blind as Bat is an example of an oxymoron .

7. ) “I can eat a ton of chicken for I am hungry” is an example of .

8. ) With all of the recent negative events in her life, she felt forces must be at work.

9. ) Such a flagrant violation of school policy should be punished by nothing less than____.

10.) Choosing a small, fuel-efficient car is a purchase for a recent college graduate.
 Matching Type

Directions: Match the questions in column A to the choices of column B.

Write the letter of the correct answer on the space provided before each item.

Questions Choices
A B

__1. It is a comparison of unlike things using “like” or “as”. a. Metaphor

__2. It is exaggerated statements and not meant to be literal. b. Simile

__3. It equates two things that are not the same but to compare. c. Hyperbole

__4. “Chocolate is his Kryptonite” what figure of speech is being used? d. Alliteration

__5. “Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers” is an example e. Allusion

of what figure of speech?

__6. It is a figure of speech in which words describe a sound f. Personification

and mimics it.

__7. “Lightning danced across the sky” is an example of what figure g. Onomatopoeia
of speech?

__8. “Driving out of your house is a piece of cake” is an example of h. Figurative Language
what figure of speech?

__9. It is a kind figure of speech that contradicts? i. Oxymoron

__ 10. It is a deviation from the usage of ordinary words to j. Idiom

increase effectiveness?
k. Irony