Goa National High School

Taytay, Goa Camarines Sur

Alternative Learning System - Senior High School
SUMMATIVE TEST
FIRST QUARTER
ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL PURPOSES

Test I. MULTIPLE CHOICE (20 POINTS)

Direction: Read the statement carefully and choose the correct answer.
1. It is the any meaningful written material.
a. Structure b. Text c. Academic Texts d. Conclusion
2. A formal written materials that provides information and/or events are organized and emphasized in a text.
a. Academic texts b. Body c. Elements d. Structure
3. Technically either the first paragraph or the first heading of long academic papers that are divided into
several parts.
a. Introduction b. Thesis c. Text d. Conclusion
4. The abstract parts that compose a whole.
a. Body b. Introduction c. Elements d. text
5. The paragraphs that are in between the introduction and conclusion.
a. Introduction b. Body c. Academic text d. Text
6. The important points, moments or events are organized and emphasized in a text.
a. Structure b. Conclusion c. Elements d. Text
7. What is called the sentence that has the main topic.
a. Summarizing b. Text c. Key sentence d. Topic
8. Technically either the last paragraph or the last heading of long academic papers that are divided into
several parts.
a. Academic Texts b. Conclusion c. Topic sentence d. Elements
9. It is composed of several paragraphs that cohesively discuss the different paragraphs.
a. Body b. Structure c. Introduction d. Text
10. An important element of conclusions.
a. Concluding paragraph b. Reaction paper c. Summarizing d. Excerpt
11. A note of explanation or comment added to a text or diagram.
a. Summarizing b. Elements c. Outline d. Annotation
12. A summary of a written work.
a. Annotation b. Connotation c. Outline d. Summarizing
13. The most important message that the entire written article tries to prove.
a. Thesis b. Elements c. Outline d. Key sentence
14. It is defined as an idea or a concept and clarifies its “whatness”, the most prominent structure is the use of
definition.
a. Reaction paper b. Position paper c. Report d. Concept paper
15. It retells data, incident, or event.
a. Report b. Research c. Reaction paper d. Topic
16. It is generally an informed and insightful perspective on art, popular culture, and a technical topic.
a. Report b. Research c. Reaction paper d. Topic
17. It is generally the proforma for all analytical compositions.
a. Research b. Report c. Position paper d. Essay
18. These are highly formal kind of reports.
a. Reaction paper b. Position paper c. Research d. Concept paper
19. What does “waffle” in writing mean by Shiach (2007)?
a. Empty paragraph b. Opening paragraph c. Closing paragraph d. Introduction
20. An important skill that students should have aside from reading and comprehension because it improves
students reading skills and helps altering the vocabulary and grammar.
a. Paraphrase b. Editing c. Summarizing d. Spelling

Test II. (30 POINTS)

Direction: Arrange the jumbled words in every item with its definition as a guide.
1. It includes language used in textbooks, in classrooms, on tests, and in each discipline. MCACEAID
GAELUAGN
2. This type of language helps understand how journalists create their stories or reports, shape points of view,
deliver expected news and how media language is different from other languages we encounter.
ROCJNALISTIU GENULAGA
3. Register of language that is used in literary writing. AIYERLRT NALGEAGU
4. Special words or expressions that are used by a particular profession or group and are difficult for others to
understand. NORGAJ
5. A sentimental story. OBS RTYSO
6. A surgical procedure that consists of a thorough examination of a corpse by dissection to determine the
cause, mode, and manner of death or to evaluate any disease or injury that may be present for research or
educational purposes. ASYOPUT
7. A language used to describe components and processes of the human body, medical procedures, diseases,
disorders, and pharmacology. DLMICELA EAEGUANGL
8. A certain registers of language (types of language use) peculiar to specific professions such as medical
science, engineering, and business. UICGLSITIN UANGLAGE
9. Means a language used by the connected to the legal profession. LEGAL EANLUGGEA
10. An indictment is a formal accusation of a felony, issued by a grand jury based upon a proposed charge,
witnesses’ testimony and other evidence presented by the public prosecutor. LEGAL ITNICTNMEDT
11. The Monthly Index of Medical Specialties or MIMS is a pharmaceutical prescribing reference guide in the
United Kingdom since 1959 by Haymarket Media Group. SSIM

12. An assertion that supports thesis. MIALC

13. Pieces of information necessary to better understand the main idea. They can be facts, reasons, testimonies,
statistics, and experiments that support the topic sentence. TIGPORSUNP ASTDELS

14. The information that supports a claim and persuade others to believe you. EEIDINCEV

15. A single sentence, preferably a simple declarative sentence, that expresses the basis idea around which the
paper will develop. HIESTS NTETEMAST

NOTHING IS IMPOSSIBLE,
JUST KEEP ON GOING
 Goa National High School
Taytay, Goa Camarines Sur
Alternative Learning System - Senior High School
SUMMATIVE TEST- FIRST QUARTER
PRACTICAL RESEARCH II
Test I. MULTIPLE CHOICE
Direction. Read the statement carefully and choose the correct answer.
1. A _____________ is not only something that you measure, but also something that you can manipulate and
control for.
a. Numbers b. Values c. Data d. Variables
2. It is the condition that you change in an experiment. Its value does not depend on and is not affected by the
state of any other variable in the experiment.
a. Independent variable b. Discrete variable c. Continuous variable d. Variables
3. A ___________ variable is an effect or result, and it always depends on another factor.
a. Discrete variable b. Dependent variable c. independent variable d. Continuous
4. By recording the number and type of questions asked by students you can measure their confusion with new
subjects. Which of the following is the independent variable in this situation?
a. Number and type of questions b. Students c. Confusion d. new subjects
5. It is widely recognized as an important tool for solving man’s various problems and in making life more colorful
and convenient.
a. Dataset b. Methodology c. Research d. Experimental
6. A part of the of the population chosen for a survey or experiment.
a. Quasi b. Phenomena c. Sample size d. Sampling
7. Which of these is NOT discrete data?
a. How many widgets a business sell each day
b. The number of people who drive through a red light each hour during rush hour.
c. Height of a sunflower as measured each day
d. How many students are absent from school each day
8. A systematic investigation of phenomena by gathering quantifiable data and performing statistical,
mathematical, or computational techniques.
a. Quantitative Research b. Qualitative Research c. Researcher’s Bias d. Research
9. Continuous data is graphically displayed by ______________.
a. Continuous variable b. Discrete variable c. Data d. Continuous data
10. A supposition or proposed explanation made on the basis of limited evidence as a starting point for further
investigation.
a. Phenomena b. Hypothesis c. Methodology d. In-depth
11. It is intended to prevent something unpleasant or dangerous from happening.
a. Caution b. Precautionary c. Superficial d. Bias
12. A part of the sampling technique in which each sample has an equal probability of being chosen.
a. Replicate b. Preconceived c. Experimental d. Random sampling
13. Research is ______________________.
a. Searching again and again.
b. Finding solution to any problem.
c. Working in a scientific way to search for truth of any problem.
d. None of the above.
14. Researcher uses tools, such as _____________ or ______________ to collect numerical data.
a. Questionnaires or computer software c. Reliability or Usability
b. Quantitative or Qualitative research d. None of the above
15. A common test in research demands much priority on _______________.
a. Reliability b. Usability c. Objectivity d. All of the above
16. Research Question: Does heating a cup of water allow it to dissolve more sugar? What is the dependent variable
(DV)?
a. Water temperature b. Heating a cup of water c. Amount of dissolved sugar d. dissolving sugar
17. What does this phrase mean “in general” or “on the whole”.
a. By and large b. small and large c. Population d. None of the above
18. An element that is not changed throughout an experiment, because its unchanging state allows the relationship
between the other variables being tested to be better understood.
a. Controlled variable b. Dependent variable c. independent variable d. Continuous variable
19. A set of systems, methods, procedures or rules that is used to conduct a structured research process.
a. Phenomena b. Replicate c. Methodology d. Sample size
20. The action of supporting or opposing a particular person or thing in an unfair way, because of allowing personal
opinions to influence your judgement.
a. Complementary b. Dataset c. Superficial d. Bias
21. Limitless or endless in space, extent, or size
a. Finite b. Interval c. Overlapping d. Infinite
22. State the position of an individual on a social-economic scale that measures such as factors as education,
income, type of occupation, place of residence, and, in some populations, heritage and religion.
a. Range b. Socio-economic status c. Categorical d. Random
23. By recording the number and type of questions asked by students you can measure their confusion with new
subjects. Which of the following is the independent variable in this situation?
a. Number and type of questions b. Students c. Confusion d. new subjects
24. Examples of Continuous Variable
a. Height of a person b. Age of a person c. Weight of a person d. All of the above
25. Part of research that states the clear objectives of the study. It is composed of general objectives in sentence
form and specific objectives in interrogative or question form?
a. Statement of the Problem c. Introduction
b. Scope and delimitation of the study d. Methodology
26. It states the factors or variables that are excluded or not covered by the study. It states the excluded contents
in terms of objectives, time frame, respondents and other components.
a. Scope b. Delimitation c. SOP d. Limitation
27. Scope states the ______________ of the study.
a. Excluded b. Coverage c. Variables d. Investigative
28. What is the purpose of delimitation of the study?
a. To state the objective c. to present the respondents
b. To explain the sampling plan d. to describe what is to be excluded in the research
29. The specific questions in topical form that lead to the attainment of research objectives and in testing the
hypothesis.
a. Investigative questions b. WHAT, WHEN, WHERE, WHY, WHO and HOW c. Interrogative questions
30. Research Title must be broad enough to cover all pertinent and essential aspects of the study but should be
brief and concise.
a. True b. False c. Maybe d. It depends

Test II. IDENTIFICATION

1-4 FOUR (4) MAIN KINDS OF QUANTITATIVE DESIGNS
5-6 KIND OF VARIABLES
7-12 CHARACTERISTICS OF A GOOD TITLE
13-18 QUESTIONS THAT ALSO BE ANSWERED BY SCOPE AND DELIMITATION
19-20 GIVE AT LEAST TWO (2) CHARACTERISTICS OF QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH
 Goa National High School
Taytay, Goa Camarines Sur
Alternative Learning System - Senior High School
SUMMATIVE TEST- FIRST QUARTER
PHYSICAL EDUCATION I

TEST I. MULTIPLE CHOICE

Direction. Read the statement carefully and choose the correct answer.

1. It is a relative percentage of a lean body mass and bodyfat- the only fitness component whose non- performance
metric is influenced by our food and level of physical activity.
a. Body Composition b. Aerobic Capacity c. Muscular strength d. Flexibility
2. Let heart, lungs, and blood vessels’ capacity to properly provide oxygen and nutrients to the working muscles in
order to maintain extended rhythmical activities.
a. Body Composition b. Aerobic Capacity c. Muscular strength d. Flexibility
3. The muscle can generate the greatest force in single repetition.
a. Body Composition b. Aerobic Capacity c. Muscular strength d. Flexibility
4. The muscle’s ability to resist fatigue when performing multiple repetitions of submaximal load (less than the
maximum load).
a. Body Composition b. Muscular endurance c. Muscular strength d. Flexibility
5. It is the capacity to move a joint through its complete range of motion without discomfort.
a. Body Composition b. Aerobic Capacity c. Muscular strength d. Flexibility
6. It is the capacity of the human body to cope with the demands of everyday tasks while yet having the energy to
engage in leisure and recreational activities.
a. Physical Fitness b. Physical Exercise c. HEALTH–RELATED FITNESS COMPONENTS (HRFC)
7. The Physical qualities that an individual should maintain at a sufficient level to be healthy and decrease the risk of
illnesses and accidents are referred to as health-related fitness components.
a. Physical Activities b. Physical Fitness c. Physical Exercise d. HRFC
8. It includes any body movement, such as running, cleaning your room, or swimming.
a. Physical Activities b. Physical Fitness c. Physical Exercise d. HRFC
9. The potent in living a healthier life. It is free, you can do it anytime and anywhere.
a. Physical Activities b. Physical Fitness c. Physical Exercise d. HRFC
10. An exercise that does not cause you to break a sweat or produce shortness of breath.
a. Physical Activities b. Physical Fitness c. Physical Exercise d. HRFC

TEST II. DIRECTION. Identify each item if it’s classified as light, moderate and vigorous exercises.
Write the corresponding letter in every item.

A. LIGHT EXERCISE
B. MODERATE EXERCISE
C. VIGOROUS EXECISE

_________ 1. Walking slowly _________ 12. Swimming laps

_________ 2. Washing windows _________ 12. Sweeping floor
_________ 3. Brisk walking _________ 13. Dusting
_________ 4. Washing dishes _________ 14. Folding laundry
_________ 5. Zumba dancing _________ 15. Playing basketball
_________ 6. Jumping rope
_________ 7. Cooking
_________ 8. Running/Jogging
_________ 9. Vacuuming
_________ 10. Laundry
TEST III. Calculate Body Mass Index (BMI)
Direction: Read and Solve the problem below and SHOW YOUR SOLUTION in every problem.

FORMULA in computing BODY MASS INDEX (BMI):

WEIGHT (in Kilograms)

HEIGHT (in Meters)2

PROBLEM NO. 1 (5 POINTS)

• Kiray’s weight is 50 kg. and her height is 1.80 m. Compute for Kiray’s BMI.

PROBLEM NO. 2 (10 POINTS)

• Compute for Cardo Dalisay’s BMI and identified its CLASSIFICATION.

Height: 1.52 meters

Weight: 60 kilograms

PROBLEM NO. 3 (10 POINTS)

• Ana’s weight is 80 kg. and her height is 177.80 cm. Compute for Ana’s BMI and
identify its CLASSIFICATION.
 KEY TO CORRECTIONS
PRACTICAL RESEARCH

1. d. Variables
2. a. independent variable
3. b. Dependent variable
4. a. Number and type of questions
5. c. Research
6. c. Sample size
7. c. Height of a sunflower as measured each day
8. a. Quantitative Research
9. d. Continuous data
10. b. Hypothesis
11. b. Precautionary
12. d. Random sampling
13. b. Finding solution to any problem.
14. Questionnaires or computer software
15. d. All of the above
16. b. Heating a cup of water
17. By and large
18. Controlled variable
19. c. Methodology
20. d. Bias
21. d. Infinite
22. b. Socio-economic status
23. a. Number and type of questions
24. d. All of the above
25. a. Statement of the Problem
26. b. Delimitation
27. b. Coverage
28. d. to describe what is to be excluded in the research
29.a. Investigative questions
30. a. True
KEY TO CORRECTION
(ENGLISH FOR ACADS)

1. ACADEMIC LANGUAGE
2. ACADEMIC LANGUAGE
3. LITERARY LANGUAGE
4. JARGON
5. SOB STORY
6. AUTOPSY
7. MEDICAL LANGUAGE
8. LINGUSITIC LANGUAGE
9. LEGAL LANGUAGE
10. LEGAL INDICTMENT
11. MIMS
12. CLAIM
13. SUPPORTING DETAILS
14. EVIDENCE
15. THESIS STATEMENT

1. b
2. a
3. a
4. c
5. b
6. a
7. c
8. b
9. a
10. c
11. d
12. a
13. a
14. d
15. a
16. c
17. d
18. c
19. a
20. c