ROWING MINDS TUTORIAL CENTER

SY: 2023 – 2024

3rd Quarterly Examination in English 8

KKCA

Multiple Choices:
Read carefully the question below. Write the letter of the correct answer on the space.

1. It is a representational display of data or b. Line graph

information in rows and columns. c. Bar graph
a. Table 8. It is a method of identifying, categorizing, and
b. Chart interrelating information for learning and
c. Graph reference purposes.
2. It is an illustrative presentation of a. Information maps
information. b. Line graph
a. Table c. Bar graph
b. Chart 9. It is the use of overstatement or exaggeration
c. Graph to create emphasis.
3. It constitutes a series of factual information a. Hyperbole
or data points connected with a straight line. b. Litotes
a. Chart c. Irony
b. Line chart 10. It is a figure of speech in which the speaker
c. Pie chart or writer makes use of an understatement to
4. It represents data concerning the proportion present a situation which is much less
of whole which is divided into segments or important than it is in reality.
“slices” to illustrate a portion of the whole. a. Hyperbole
a. Chart b. Litotes
b. Line chart c. Irony
c. Pie chart 11. It is the expression of something that is
5. It is a visual display of appraisals over grids different from or the opposite of what the
that provide an easy way to view actual meaning is.
interpretation of all the values. a. Hyperbole
a. Table b. Litotes
b. Chart c. Irony
c. Graph 12. It is a sarcastic comment meant as an insult
6. It uses a line to connect the data points or to express the opposite of what the speaker
information. means.
a. Information maps a. Verbal irony
b. Line graph b. Situational irony
c. Bar graph c. Dramatic irony
7. It presents data using bars of different 13. It is an irony most commonly used by
heights. storytellers in which the audience or readers
a. Information maps
 know much more about the turn of events c. Alliteration
before the character. 21. It comes from the Greek word allegoria
a. Verbal irony which means “to speak otherwise”.
b. Situational irony a. Khmer poetry
c. Dramatic irony b. Allegory
14. This is an irony in which the actions of the c. Tone
speaker are contrary to what is intended and 22. It shows or expresses body and mind activity.
expected. a. Action verb
a. Verbal irony b. Auxiliary verb
b. Situational irony c. Verb
c. Dramatic irony 23. It helps distinguish the tense, voice, mood,
15. It is used to interrupt the current action of a and aspect of the main verb.
story to show a scene from the past and its a. Action verb
connection to the present. b. Auxiliary verb
a. Paradox c. Verb
b. Flashback 24. It always has a direct object.
c. Imagery a. Main verb
16. It is a statement that is self-contradictory, yet b. Transitive verb
states a truth. c. Intransitive verb
a. Paradox 25. It may be followed by a single word or a
b. Flashback group of modifier.
c. Imagery a. Main verb
17. It is commonly utilized in a literary work. b. Transitive verb
a. Paradox c. Intransitive verb
b. Flashback 26. It used to express a request, an offer, or an
c. Imagery invitation. It also expresses ability,
18. It is usually chanted in a stirring manner by permission, and possibility.
the poet who uses a two-stringed guitar to a. Can
accompany himself, following structure with b. May
a complicated rhyme pattern. c. Shall
a. Khmer poetry 27. It is used when a speaker is not sure about
b. Allegory something. It is also used to make a polite
c. Tone request or permission.
19. Refers to the definitive attitude or a. Can
perspective that a poet adopts toward b. May
his/her subject. c. Shall
a. Khmer poetry 28. It is a modal that is used to express futurity
b. Allegory or future action. It is express a suggestion, a
c. Tone promise, or a voluntary action.
20. It is a figure of speech in which an absent a. Can
person or abstract object is addressed as b. May
though it were present and alive. c. Shall
a. Appositive
b. Apostrophe
29. It is used to express promise, willingness, or b. Object of the preposition
voluntary actions that will take place in the c. Appositive
future. It is also used to make predictions. 36. “I am so hungry that I can eat a horse.” This
a. Will sentence is an example of ______.
b. Must a. Irony
c. Should b. Hyperbole
30. It is used to express certainty, necessity, or c. Litotes
strong recommendations. 37. “A robber steals valuables from a police
a. Will station.” This sentence is an example of ______.
b. Must a. Irony
c. Should b. Hyperbole
31. It is a verbal ending in –ing. It functions as a c. Litotes
noun and could be used in sentences as 38. “Being caught in the war can be the most
subject, direct object, predicate nominative, wonderful experience at all.” This sentence is
appositive, and object of the preposition. an example of ______.
a. Gerund a. Irony
b. Action verb b. Hyperbole
c. Verb phrases c. Litotes
32. In the sentence, “Freedom’s friends got 39. “I can’t disagree with what you said.” This
through school by buying their degrees.”, sentence is an example of ______.
what is the function of the underlined a. Irony
gerund/gerund phrase in the sentence? b. Hyperbole
a. Direct object c. Litotes
b. Object of the preposition 40. “I’m not unfamiliar with that book.” This
c. Subject sentence is an example of ______.
33. In the sentence, “A degree is necessary, a. Irony
because it’s our only foothold in choosing the b. Hyperbole
best candidate.”, what is the function of the c. Litotes
underlined gerund/gerund phrase in the
sentence?
a. Direct object
b. Object of the preposition
c. Subject
34. In the sentence, “Feeling squeezed and
panicky made Freedom consult a dukun.”,
what is the function of the underlined
gerund/gerund phrase in the sentence?
a. Direct object
b. Object of the preposition
c. Subject
35. In the sentence, “Freedom is suffering.”, what
is the function of the underlined
gerund/gerund phrase in the sentence?
a. Predicate nominative