Mary Immaculate Parish Special School

Agro Homes I, Moonwalk Village, Las Piñas City

CLASS NO.
SCORE:
ENGLISH GRADE SIX
Summative Test
Third Quarter

NAME:______________________________________
TEACHER:____________________________
GRADE AND SECTION:______________________
DATE:________________________________

Reading:
A. The topic is given for each of these paragraphs. Remember that
the topic must be part of the main idea sentence. Read each
paragraph. Then select the answer choice that expresses its implied
main idea.

1. Autocratic leaders are hands-on leaders who keep strict control over
group members and their activities. They ask few questions, make the
decisions, give orders, and are likely to use coercion to make others carry
out their assignments. Lenient leaders are hands-off leaders who leave most
of the decisions to the group and tend not to get involved. Democratic
leaders encourage group participation in decision-making and problem
solving. Their style falls between the other two extremes.

A. Democratic leaders are more effective than autocratic leaders.

B. There are three leadership styles.
C. Autocratic leaders are strict, lenient leaders are hands-off
leaders and democratic leaders encourage group participation in
decision-making.
D. Employees prefer to work with democratic leaders.

2. Novels and short stories are types of fiction. Drama is another

example. Fairy tales and fables are also fiction. It is a type of narrative
writing that comes from the imagination of the author rather than from
history or fact.

A. There are many types of literature.

B. Novels, short stories, drama, fairy tales and fables are types of
ficition.
C. Fiction is a type of narrative writing that comes from the
imagination of author rather than from history or fact.
D. Novels and short stories are types of fiction.

3. How far is it to the Sun? It's so far that it's hard to comprehend. In
actual distance, it's approximately 93 million miles. The distance changes
slightly as the Earth travels around the Sun. Suppose it were possible to
take a jetliner there, traveling at a little over 550 mph, it would take nearly
20 years to get there. Even if you could travel at 25,000 mph, it would take
five months to reach the Sun.

A. How far is it to the sun?

B. It's so far to the Sun that it's hard to comprehend.
C. In actual distance, it's approximately 93 million miles to the Sun.
D. It takes a long time to get to the Sun, no matter how you travel.
4. The fact that electronic computers are now used for data processing has
led the general public to believe that it is a mysterious, complicated science
and that the computers are giant brains. Both of these ideas are false. A
computer is basically just a high-speed adding machine that performs the
functions it is told to. If the input data are varied even a little, the computer
is unable to operate until it is programmed to accept the variations. Unlike
man, the computer performs repetitive calculations without getting tired or
bored.

A. A computer is a high-speed adding machine.

B. A computer is a mysterious giant brain.
C. A computer is impressive because of its high speed.
D. A computer is superior to man in many ways.

5. There is a common belief that while the dog is man’s best friend, the
coyote is his worst enemy. The bad reputation of the coyote traces back to
his fondness for small animals. It hunts at night and is particularly
destructive to sheep, young pigs, and poultry. Yet it is sometimes wise to
encourage coyotes. Provided valuable farm animals are protected, the
coyote will often free the property of other animals, like rabbits, which ruins
the crops and certain trees. Cayotes are especially beneficial in keeping
down the rat population.
.
A. Under certain conditions the coyote is helpful to man.
B. The coyote is feared because of his fondness for small animals
C. Modern ranchers would no sooner shoot coyotes than they would shoot
dogs.
D. The coyote usually prefers rabbits and other rodents to sheep and
poultry.

B. Read the paragraphs below and answer the question for each.

6. James overslept and missed his bus. He looked at his alarm clock and it
read 7:30 A.M. He was more than 30 minutes late for school. He casually
walked to the kitchen and poured himself some cereal. What explicit
information can you get from this story?

A. He is nervous about being tardy.

B. He is in a huge rush to make it to school.
C. He does not care much if he is late.
D. He is hungry.

7. Amanda needed to finish her science project by the 5th of March. She
had everything she needed except her typed report. She knew that her
typed report was worth 50% of her grade. She was going to fail. What
explicit information can you get from this story?

A. Amanda is lazy.
B. Amanda ran out of time.
C. Amanda already has a high enough grade in science.
D. Amanda didn't do the typed report.
8. Since it was getting late, the band decided to go home and get some
rest. The lead singer decided he wanted to stay a little longer and practice
some of the new songs. What can be a piece of implicit information in this
story?

A. The band needed rest.

B. The lead singer has great dedication.
C. It was getting late.
D. The band has some new songs.

 9. Every rainy, Bicol gets an average of twelve feet of flood. Road and
school closures are sure to follow. Many people state that the flood causes
many pesos of damage to their property. What is a piece of explicit
information taken from the paragraph?

A. Rain is devastating.
B. The people of Bicol should move.
C. Bicol is a lot nicer province to live in.
D. Schools and roads will be closed in rainy.

10. Jada looked at her alarm clock. It was 7:30 A.M. She quickly got
dressed and grabbed a biscuit from the cupboard. She jumped on her bike
and away she went. She was late for school but she wasn't going to be super
late! What implicit information can you get out of this story?

A. Jada is a messy eater.

B. Jada could care less about school.
C. Jade has a bike.
D. Jade cares about school.

C. Choose the correct synonym of the given words form the give set of
words.

11. accomplish
A. achieve C. realize
B. understand D. comprehend

12. depart
A. permission C. consent
B. leave D. agreement

13. wonderful
A. perfect C. unblemished
. B. flawless D. amazing

14. peaceful
A. passive C. serene
B. diplomatic D. silent

15. sincere
A. honest C. frank
B. candid D. open
Language
D. Write the correct form of the verb in the parentheses. Determine
if the use is in the present tense, past tense or in the future tense.

16. . She _____________ a voice last night as she was sleeping.

A. hear C. hears
B. heard D. will hear

17. We __________________them at a restaurant last week.

A. meets C. will meet
B. meet D. met

18. I _______________ the contents of the contract tomorrow.

A. read C. reads
B. will read D. reading

19. He ________________ the ball well every basketball game.

A. threw C. thrown
B. throws D. will throw

20. The exercise book _______________ 500 pesos.

A. will cost C. costs
B. cost D. costing

21. It was hot yesterday. The children _____________ swimming.

A. goes C. went
B. go D. will go

E. Write the correct form of the verb in the parentheses. Determine

if the use is in the present progressive tense, past progressive tense
or in the future progressive tense.

22. I _______ all night yesterday for that history test.

A. am studying
B. will be studying
C. was studying

23. The doctor ________ the patient in his clinic right now.
A. is treating
B. will be treating
C. was treating

24. I _________ on vacation next week.

A. am going
B. was going
C. will be going

25. My sister _________ TV right now.

A. was watching
B. is watching
C. will be watching
26. I _________ until 5 p.m. tomorrow.
A. am working
B. was working
C. will be working

27. Tonight, we __________ dinner at Barrio Fiesta at 7:00 p.m.

A. will be eating
B. are eating
C. were eating

28. He _________ his homework at the library tonight.

A. is doing
B. was doing
C. will be doing

F. Write the correct form of the verb in the parentheses. Determine

if the use is in the present perfect tense, past perfect tense or in the
future perfect tense.

29. They _______ in Las Pinas for 20 years.

A. has lived
B. have lived
C. had lived

30. They _______ home before it rains.

A. have gone
B. will have gone
C. had gone

31. He _________ by himself since he is 18 years old.

A. has been living
B. had been living
C. will have been living

32. Our team _________ any game for the past five years.
A. has not won
B. had not won
C. will not have won

33. Sofia _________ to Rachelle for 2 hours.

A. had talked
B. has been talking
C. will have talked

34. The guests _________ when the food was served.

A. have arrived
B. had arrived
C. will have arrived
35. Ramon _________ the test before the bell rang.
A. has finished
B. had finished
C. will have finished
 Mary Immaculate Parish Special School
Agro Homes I, Moonwalk Village, Las Piñas City
CLASS NO.
SCORE:
ENGLISH GRADE FIVE
Summative Test
Third Quarter

NAME:______________________________________
TEACHER:____________________________
GRADE AND SECTION:______________________
DATE:________________________________

Reading
A. Predicting Outcomes
Read the paragraphs below and predict the outcome for each.

1. James was walking towards the chocolate fountain. He was almost to the
chocolate fountain when he slipped on a banana peel that fell of the table.
What do you predict happened next?

A. James spilled his drink.

B. James fell into the chocolate fountain.
C. The chocolate fountain did not fall.
D. James laughed at his predicament.

2. Amanda asked for a bike for Christmas all year long. When she woke up
Christmas morning, there was a very, very large box next to the Christmas
tree. What do you predict happened?

A. Amanda got a boombox for Christmas.

B. Amanda did not get what she wanted for Christmas.
C. Amanda got a bike for Christmas.
D. Amanda got a lot of chocolates.

3. Mrs. Gonzales told the class to be quiet while she stepped out, or they
would be in trouble. When Mrs. Gonzales got back to the classroom, all she
heard was laughing and shouting. What do you predict happened next?

A. Mrs. Gonzales came in and laughed.

B. Mrs. Gonzales told the class to behave.
C. Mrs. Gonzales walked away.
D. Mrs. Gonzales cried.

4. Clarisse dropped her Mom’s expensive vase and did not tell her. The vase
had a crack on the bottom that leaked. Clarisse’s Mom went to the sink to fill
up the vase with water. What do you predict happened next?

A. Clarisse’s Mom found out there was a leak in her vase.

B. Clarisse cried.
C. Clarisse’s Mom did not notice anything wrong with her vase.
D. Clarisse’s Mom told Clarisse’s dad all about the incident.
5. The baseball game was 1 minute until time up. The Grade 10 were
batting, and the bases were loaded. They would win the game against the
Grade 9 if the batter made a home run. Their best batter, Aldrin, was up to
bat. He hit the ball and it went soaring. The player in outfield caught the ball
but then he dropped it! What do you think happened next?

A. The Grade 10 won the game.

B. The Grade 9 won the game.
C. The outfield player hurt his hand.
D. The player was kicked out of the game.

B. Drawing Conclusions
Read the paragraph then draw conclusion based on what you have
read.

6. Jeremy’s mom made him pack his umbrella and rain boots before leaving
for school this morning.

A. Jeremy’s mother predicted that it is going to rain.

B. Jeremy’s mom bought him a new pair of rainboots and an umbrella.
C. The weather is good.
D. Jeremy is a show-of.

7. Joseph walked off the soccer field with his head held high. He was proud
of his achievements.

A. Joseph lose the game.

B. Joseph has scored a goal.
C. Joseph was scolded by their coach.
D. Joseph likes to boast about his achievements.

8. After carefully checking her work, Sally put up her hand to give her
answers.

A. Sally will be guessing the answer.

B. Sally did not study well.
C. Sally knows the answer to the question.
D. sally wants to go to the bathroom.

9. Kate bought an ice cream. She had spent her pocket money for that ice
cream cone. Suddenly she cried.

A. It was a really hot day.

B. Kate didn’t like the ice cream dripping down her arm.
C. The ice cream felt cold.
D. The ice cream fell on the ground
10. The girl was carrying a beach bag. In the beach bag she had a towel,
sunscreen and a beach ball.

A. The girl is heading for the mall.

B. The girl is heading home.
C. The girl is heading for the beach.
D. she is on a shooting with Alden Richards.

C. Synonyms
Choose the correct synonyms of the following words.

11. wealth
A. love
B. sadness
C. green
D. riches

12. zero
A. big
B. nothing
C. small
D. money

13. soft
A. hard
B. tender
C. tough
D. little

14. thief
A. hate
B. robber
C. friend
D. office worker

15. easy
A. simple
B. hard
C. great
D. help

Language
D. Present Perfect Tense
Write the correct verb that will make the sentence correct.

16. I (has bought, have bought) ______ these books very cheaply.

17. He (has worked, have worked) ______ for two months.

18. She (has found, have found) _______ a new job.

19. He (has spoken, have spoken) _______ very well.

20. The children (has eaten, have eaten) _______ the whole pudding.

21. You (has read, have read) _______ many detective stories.

22. Our team (has won, have won) ________ the first prize.

E. Past Perfect Tense.

Write the correct verb that will make the sentence correct.

23. The storm destroyed the sandcastle that we (have built, had built)
__________.

24. My brother ate all of the cake that our mom (had made, have made)
________.

25. The doctor took off the plaster that he (has put, had put) ________ six
weeks before.

26. I could not remember the poem we (had learned, have learned)
_________ the week before.

27. The children collected the mangoes that (had fallen, have fallen)
_______ from the tree.

28. He (has phoned, had phoned) _______ Angie before he went to see her
in .

29. When I arrived at the movie house, the film (has started, had started)
_________.

Write the correct modal on the line. Be guided by the function written inside
the parentheses.

30. The pupils (may, might) ________ wear their Sunday dress during the
party. (permission)

31. Carlos (can, may) ________ finish five laps in swimming. (ability)

32. It (can, might) ________ rain tomorrow. (possibility)

33. You (may, must) ________ study your lessons very well. (necessity)

34. You (would, should) ________ love God above all. (advice)

35. (Could, Would) _________ you please iron my clothes? (request)

 Mary Immaculate Parish Special School
Agro Homes I, Moonwalk Village, Las Piñas City
CLASS NO.
SCORE:
ENGLISH GRADE FOUR
Summative Test
Third Quarter

NAME:______________________________________
TEACHER:____________________________
GRADE AND SECTION:______________________
DATE:________________________________

Reading

1. Erika was studying in her room. Her sisters were talking loud in the other
room. Erika could not concentrate very well in her studies.

What probably happened next?

A. Erika stopped studying.
B. Erika joined in in their conversation.
C. Erika told them to be a little bit quiet.
D. Erika turned off the lights.

2. Dave likes to watch the Avengers movies. A new Avengers movie is

playing at the movie house Saturday night. What do you predict will happen?

A. Dave will buy tickets for the Avengers movie.

B. Dave will watch Lilo and Stitch with his little sister.
C. Dave will read a book instead.
D. Dave will ask his parents to have a dinner out.

3. Jacob has been sick for five days now. His class has a field trip on
Monday. Friday, Jacob has no more fever and feels well. What do you
predict will happen next?

A. Jacob will rest until the next week.

B. Jacob will go outside and play basketball.
C. Jacob will stay at home to rest.
D. Jacob can join the field trip.

4. Sheila is turning 12 this Friday. She can't wait to have an Xbox that her
parents had promised. What do you predict will happen next?

A. Sheila will get an iPod for her birthday.

B. Sheila is excited to get her Xbox.
C. Sheila will get a PlayStation.
D. Sheila will get new clothes.

5. Beth was all alone in the basement and it was dark. The only thing she could hear
was a small scratching sound. What do you think will happen next?

A. Beth will cry.

B. Beth will open the light to see what is the source of the scratching sound.
C. Beth will look for a long to stick to be ready for forthcoming danger.
D. Beth will call Mom and Dad.

B. Making Generalization
Choose the correct generalization for each paragraph.

6. Arthur almost wished that he hadn’t listened to the radio. He went to the
closet and grabbed his umbrella. He would feel silly carrying it to the bus
stop on such a sunny morning.

A. Arthur realized that he had an unnatural fear of falling radio parts.

B. Arthur had promised himself to do something silly that morning.
C. Arthur had heard a weather forecast that predicted rain.
D. Arthur planned to trade his umbrella for a bus ride.

7. “Larry, as your boss, I must say that it’s been very interesting working
with you,” Miss Valdez said. “However, it seems that our company’s needs
and your performance style are not well matched. Therefore, it makes me
very sad to have to ask you to resign your position effective today.”

A. She would feel really bad if he decided to quit.

B. He was being fired.
C. He was getting a raise in pay.
D. She really enjoyed having him in the office.

8. Bill and Jessica were almost done taking turns choosing players for their
teams. It was Jessica’s turn to choose, and only Kurt was left. Jessica said,
“Kurt.”

A. Kurt is not a very good player.

B. Jessica was pleased to have Kurt on her team.
C. Kurt was the best player on either team.
D. Jessica was inconsiderate of Kurt’s feelings.

9. In English class, Ms. Ashley announced that she would read a famous
poem by Emily Dickinson. She began, “Because I could not stop for death---
Rihley then whispered the next words: “---he kindly stopped for me.”
In fact, Rihley quietly whispered the other words to the entire poem as Ms.
Ashley read them. Rihley’s English book lay closed in front of her.

A. Rihley is trying to impress the teacher.

B. Her classmates do not know the poem.
C. Rihley knows the poem by heart.
D. Rihley is a show-off.

10. It was scorching 40 degrees outside. Yana’s family decided to go to the

village swimming pool. When they arrived, they saw that the swimming pool
was packed with lots of people.

A. People love to swim during hot weather.

B. Swimming is a good form of exercise.
C. Swimming takes the mind of people of worries.
D. People love to swim anytime of the year.
C. Synonyms
Choose the word which is NOT a synonym of the given words.

11. hot
A. burning C. fiery
B. sophisticated D. boiling

12. cold
A. calculating C. frosty
B. chilly D. freezing

13. easy
A. simple C. meek
B. effortless D. relaxed

14. hard
A. stiff C. difficult
B. challenging D. tough

15. small
A. tiny C. little
B. mini D trivial

Language
D. Choose the correct verb to make the sentences correct. Look
carefully at the time element to know the tense of the verb

16. I _____ to the mall after school yesterday.

A. go
B. gone
C. went

17. My father _____ a head on collision an hour ago.

A. seen
B. saw
C. sees

18. _____ Rahzin visit his grandmother last night?

A. Did
B. Are
C. Does

19. He _____ arrive on time.

A. will
 B. is
C. was

20. We _____ get there before dark.

A. will
B. are
C. were

21. It ______ rain tomorrow according to PAGASA.

A. was
B. is
C. will

E. Present Progressive Tense

Write the correct present progressive tense of the verb in the parentheses.

22. My sister (clean) ____________ the house.

23. Look! The firemen (go) __________ inside the burning building.

24. I (wait) __________ in the house now.

25. Rahzin (watch) _________ American Idol right now.

26. We (have) __________ our English class at the moment.

27. Elsa (take) ___________ her younger sister Anna to the park.

F. Limiting Adjectives
Write the limiting adjective that you find in these sentences.

28. I admire their efforts to help the poor. ( )

29. That restaurant gives its food to feed the homeless. ( )

30. I have one flavor of ice cream. ( )

31. Every child is entitled to a free education. ( )

G. Descriptive Adjectives
Write the descriptive adjective that you find in these sentences.

.
32. Amanda is the fastest swimmer on our team. ( )

33. Ayanna told us a sad story yesterday. ( )

34. Mehran bought an expensive watch. ( )

35. The enormous tree was cut yesterday. ( )