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    Putlod-San Jose National High School

    Summative Test Grade 9 English


    Name:____________________________ Score:_________________
    Grade & Section:____________________ Date: March 1, 2021
    I. For each sentence, indicate the type of underline adverb. Write the letter of the appropriate
    answer.
    A. TIME B. PLACE C. MANNER
    ___________1. The soldiers fought bravely.
    ___________2. The guest will come soon.
    ___________3. The horse galloped away.
    ___________4. There aren’t any old people here, let’s look somewhere else.
    ___________5. Wendy threw the garbage out, but the flies would not leave.
    ___________6. I quickly walked across the street.
    ___________7. The tall blond boy waited silently in line.
    ___________8. After she looked carefully in both directions, Amitabha sprinted across.
    ___________9. Jason walks extremely rapidly.
    __________10. They live together happily.
    __________11. He drove the car carefully.
    __________12. Tomorrow I will tell you the story.
    __________13. You should put that hibiscus inside.
    __________14. Hank waved enthusiastically at Steve.
    __________15. The CEO feels unusually tense today.

    II. Choose the letter of the correct answer.


    ____________16. Who is the author of the poem “The Man with the Hoe”
    a. Edwin Markham b. Shierley Jackson c. Edwin and Mark d. Shakespeare
    ____________17.The man with the hoe represents_____________
    a. All workers who have been burden and abused b.painting c. God d. none
    ___________18. The man with the was inspired by
    a. Painting b. song c. story d. dance
    ___________19. What does the bent body of the man with the hoe signify?
    a. he is one of a multitude who have labored beyond their strength to support the whims and
    desires of 'masters, lords and rulers in all lands.'
    b. Sickness and difficulties
    c. Hard work
    d. None of the above
    __________20.Who is the author of sonnet 29?
    a. Edwin Markham b. George Santayana c. Jackson d. None
    __________21. What is the rhyme scheme of
    Bid me to weep, and I will weep,
    While I have eyes to see;
    And having none, yet I will keep
    A heart to weep for thee.
    a. ABAB B. ABCD C.ABBA D.AABB

    __________22. A type of literature, or artistic writing, that attempts to stir a reader’s


    imagination or emotions.
    a. Poetry b. prose c. meter d. character
    __________23. Two or more words with similar-sounding final syllables placed so as
    to echo one another.
    a. Rhyme b. rhyme scheme c. stanza d. meter
    __________24. Cuckoo, whip-poor-will, chickadee is an example of ________
    a. Onomatopoeia b. alliteration c. assonance d.simile
    __________25. Is the time and place of the story.
    a. Setting b. character c. mood d. theme

    Prepared by:

    JENNIFER R. JUATCO

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