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First Periodical Test in English 7 SY 2022 2023
First Periodical Test in English 7 SY 2022 2023
Department of Education
Region IV-A CALABARZON
Division of Batangas
District of Mataasnakahoy
MATAASNAKAHOY NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Mataasnakahoy, Batangas
A. ANALOGY
Complete each analogy by writing the letter of the correct answer from the choices.
1. Shout: Whisper:: Run : ___________
A. stand B. stay C. walk
2. NUMBER: UNBMER::GHOST:_____________
A. HGOST B. HGSOT C. HOGST
3. Thumb is to hand as toe is to _____________
A. foot B. head C. shoulder
4. Walk is to legs as chew is to ______________
A. lips B. mouth C. nose
5. Underground River is to Palawan as Chocolate Hills is to__________
A. Batanes B. Bohol C. Siargao
6. Waitress: Restaurant::_______:__________
A. Doctor: Nurse B. Driver: Truck C. Teacher: School
B. GENRE OF MATERIAL VIEWED
Identify the genre of the material viewed in each of the following situations. Write the letter of your answer in
your answer sheet.
7. Jen was asked to watch the segment of Nathaniel "Mang Tani" Cruz, “I.M. Ready: GMA Weather”
in 24 Oras to answer the given question regarding typhoon Neneng..
A. news flash C. internet-based program
B. documentary D. weather report
8. Julia, G7-student, was assigned to make a reaction paper regarding a short clip from the film,
“Avatar.”
A. movie trailer C. internet-based program
B. weather report D. documentary
9. Joana wanted to list down the important points from the research-based reporting on bullying of I-
Witness in GMA 7.
A. news flash C. internet-based program
B. documentary D. weather report
10. The “Flash Report” in ABS-CBN interrupts the favorite show of Sab.
A. news flash C. internet-based program
B. weather report D. documentary
11. John used Google to answer the activity in English.
A. news flash C. internet-based program
B. documentary D. weather report
12. Maria enjoys watching a research-based reporting that deals with a specific topic and format.
What does she watch?
A. news flash C. internet-based program
B. movie trailer D. documentary
G. READING
The Parable of the Farmers’ Fantasies
Juan Flavier
The five farmers were resting under a mango tree where they had just finished eating their
packed lunch (bugong). It was too hot to resume work in the rice paddies. The searing effect of the direct
noonday sun was too much for the men and beasts. Their carabaos wallowed in the mud puddle to cool off.
“Did you hear of the Filipino who won $12 million in the New York lottery?” asked one of the
farmers as he fanned himself with his straw that.
“Yes,” the others chorused, “it was the top news in the early radio broadcast this morning.”
“I wonder what I would do if I had that kind of money,” said another farmer to no one in particular.
There was a momentary silence except for the rustle of leaves nearby. The youngest farmer broke the
silence by saying, “If I had that much money, I will take on seven wives.”
The group all laughed at the same time. “You are too ambitious. Six is enough so you can have one
day of rest,” said another farmer. There was even louder giggling.
“In my case, I will buy a luxury ship and travel to all countries I have only read about,” proclaimed
the second farmer. “I would buy a plane but I’m afraid of heights.”
“Me. I will buy all the land. Maybe several barrios. That way I can feel like an haciendero
(landowner) with his wealth and property,” exclaimed the third farmer.
The fourth farmer added his view, “With the money I will buy a high government position. That way,
I can have tremendous power over a big number of people.”
During it all, the oldest and the fifth farmer remained silent. The farmers’ fantasies were so wild that
he smiled but said nothing. “You must have secret thoughts with that great wealth available to you,” the
group told the old farmer. “Tell us your fantasies.”
In a measured tone, the wise farmer replied, “I want peace of mind, the acceptance by my neighbors,
friendship with those I meet and respect from my kinfolks.”
It took a little time for his reply to sink in. “But Lakay (old) Masong what you dream of does not need
money to attain.”
“Yes,” agreed the old man, “that is why among the five of us, only I can attain my fantasy.”
Choose the letter of the best answer.
39. What does bugong mean?
A. rice puddies C. packed lunch
B. rice cakes D. packed snack
40. Where does the lottery winner live?
A. New York C. New Mexico
B. New Jersey D. United States
41. How much did he win from the lottery?
A. $12 000 B. $12 000 000
C. $120 000 D. $12 000 000 000
42. In the story, to what does beast referred?
A. cow C. carabao
B. wild animals D. aswang
43. What is the problem of the farmer who wants to buy a plane?
A. He doesn’t know how to drive the plane.
B. He doesn’t have money to buy the plane.
C. His family wants a luxury car instead.
D. He is afraid of heights.
44. What does haciendero mean?
A. landowner C. politician
B. wealthy man D. farmer
45. Based on the story, to what word can fantasy be associated?
A. ambition C. wealth
B. farm D. dream
46. What is one of Lakay Masong’s fantasies?
A. seven wives
B. friendship
C. luxury ship
D. happiness
47. What does the term lakay mean?
A. Old C. wise
B. Young D. farmer
48. Why is it only Lakay Masong’s fantasies can come true?
A. because his fantasies are cheaper
B. because he has more money compared to other farmers
C. because other farmers fantasies are expensive
D. because his fantasies are not material things
49-50. Write any two of four different reading styles that one may use.
Noted by:
ANNABELLE E. DE ROXAS
Principal IV