TEST I.

MULTIPLE CHOICE
Read each sentence. Write the letter of the correct answer on your paper. Avoid erasures.

1. I received my report card and immediately check my grade in English 1. Which reading technique was applied?
a. INTENSIVE b. EXTENSIVE c. SKIMMING d. SCANNING
2. I was craving for sushi baked, so immediately I googled it and followed all the instructions. Which reading technique was applied?
a. INTENSIVE b. EXTENSIVE c. SKIMMING d. SCANNING
3. My friend received an anonymous letter. She read it and found out it was about her scholarship and was accepted. Which reading technique used by my
friend?
a. INTENSIVE b. EXTENSIVE c. SKIMMING d. SCANNING
4. While walking around, I saw a book entitled ATOMIC HABITS I finished the book in 2 days only. Which reading technique did I use?
a. INTENSIVE b. EXTENSIVE c. SKIMMING d. SCANNING
5. Alyssa decided to bake a cake, but she realized she did not know how to use the oven so she immediately get the manual. Which reading technique must
be used?
a. INTENSIVE b. EXTENSIVE c. SKIMMING d. SCANNING
6. During the exam I missed reading the instruction. What technique should use in reading instruction?
a. INTENSIVE b. EXTENSIVE c. SKIMMING d. SCANNING
7. Checking the day of a particular date in the calendar. Which reading technique must be used?
a. INTENSIVE b. EXTENSIVE c. SKIMMING d. SCANNING
8. Romeo loves reading manga series during his free time. Which reading technique is applied in reading manga?
a. INTENSIVE b. EXTENSIVE c. SKIMMING d. SCANNING
9. Researchers check the table of contents rapidly to know whether the book is related to their study. Which reading technique is in the sentence used?
a. INTENSIVE b. EXTENSIVE c. SKIMMING d. SCANNING
10. I read the passage on the paper and found out it was a suicidal note. What reading technique did I use?
a. INTENSIVE b. EXTENSIVE c. SKIMMING d. SCANNING
11. The question format is “do you agree or disagree with the author?” what level of comprehension must be applied to answer it?
a. Lexical b. Literal c. Applied d. Interpretative
12. The question was “what happened to the antagonist in the 2nd paragraph?” what level of comprehension must be applied to answer it?
a. Lexical b. Literal c. Applied d. Interpretative
13. The comprehension that measure the ability of the reader to make judgment about what she read is..
A. Lexical b. Literal c. Applied d. Interpretative
14. A question that starts with, “what would you have done…?” would be considered which level of comprehension?
a. Lexical b. Literal c. Applied d. Interpretative
15. Which level of comprehension only requires you to remember character names or main events?
a. Lexical b. Literal c. Applied d. Interpretative

Test II. Choose the best meaning to the word that is underlined. LETTER ONLY
1. Tommy was a real avid baseball card collector. He inherited the desire to collect cards because his dad had a collection, too.
a. eager
b. careless
c. apart
d. fearful
2. Her Christmas bills added up. After the holidays, her extravagance was going to take several months to pay off.
a. economy
b. praise
c. external
d. overdoing
3. It was gratifying to see how she acted toward her grandmother because her grandmother was always kind to her.
a. pleasing
b. nervous
c. aggravating
d. unclear
4. The boy was caught stealing from the store. His larceny caught up with him when the owner showed him a video tape.
a. gift
b. theft
c. lawless
d. honor
5. The ideas she presented to the class were clearly an untested theory because there had never been any research done on it.
a. magic
b. brutal
c. indictment
d. belief

6. His eternal light would shine on the people even after his death.
a. temporary
b. ethical
c. reformed
d. endless

7. He cut the paper precisely on the line, and it fit perfectly in the grooves of the picture frame.
a. exactly
b. embellish
c. outer
d. advance

8. The boy tried to justify his actions to his mother by explaining the reasons why he did what he did.
a. depend
b. prove
c. strict
d. concourse

9. She did several backbends in a row to show how limber she was, so that she could be chosen for the squad.
a. enthused
b. responsive
c. likely
d. flexible

10. He climbed the mountain and stood looking over the tops of the trees on the mountain across from him. He was right on the precipice and could have fallen.
a. edge
b. stiff
c. top
d. under