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    SUMMATIVE TEST in ENGLISH 9

    QUARTER 2
    S.Y. 2024 – 2025

    LITERATURE Answer the following Questions


    1. Who is the writer of the poem “The Man with the Hoe”?
    2. What is the complete name of the writer of the fairy tale “The Little Match Girl”?
    3. Who is the French painter of “The Man with the Hoe”?
    4. What does the word “invictus” mean?
    5. Who is the speaker in the poem Mother to Son?
    6. Who is the British writer, critic and editor that is remembered most often for his poem
    “Invictus”?
    7. What is the name of the American writer who was an important figure in the Harlem
    Renaissance and wrote the poem “Mother to Son”?
    8. What does the TWIST stands for?
    ADVERB A. Get the adverb and identify its type. Write if its adverb of TIME, PLACE, MANNER,
    FREQUENCY or DEGREE.
    1. He quickly finished so he could slowly eat his dessert.
    2. Yesterday I called the store so I could pick up my order today.
    3. Walk forward and sit there.
    4. He was extremely brave and very smart.
    5. Harvey always orders vanilla ice cream, but he never gets toppings.
    6. Walk forward and sit there.
    7. She was totally surprised and almost fainted.
    8. My teacher often assigns homework but rarely collects it.
    B. In the following sentences, circle the adverb and underline the word it modifies. Then, label
    whether the modified word is a verb (v), an adjective (adj) or an adverb (adv).
    1. I secretly hid the present.
    2. I will finish my homework later.
    3. Let’s have a picnic outside.
    4. You need to come here.
    5. I am very late.
    6. The car rolled backward.
    7. The temperature is very high.
    8. The kids worked eagerly.

    FIGURES OF SPEECH Identify the figure of speech used in the following sentences. Write if it is
    SIMILE, METAPHOR, PERSONIFICATION, HYPERBOLE, ONOMATOPOEIA or OXYMORON.
    1. The sun is playing hide and seek with the clouds.
    2. The trees are our friends that protect us.
    3. The camel is the ship of the desert.
    4. The blanket is as white as snow.
    5. This is an open secret.
    6. Those clucking chickens are driving me crazy.
    7. Soldiers were lion in a fight.
    8. This watch must have cost millions of dollars.
    IMAGERY Identify the Imagery used in the following sentences. Write V if it is visual, O if it is
    Olfactory, A if it is Auditory, T if it is Tactile and G if it is Gustatory
    1. The eerie silence made him stop in his tracks.
    2. He woke up to the smell of burnt toast and greasy bacon, when all he wanted was coffee.
    3. The boy bit into the ripe peach and smiled as the sweet, soft fruit filled his mouth, and the
    juice ran down his chin.
    4. A gust of cold air blew over her, causing her body to shiver.
    5. After she pulled the fuzzy blanket up to her chin, she was warm and cozy.
    6. The sweet fragrance of honeysuckle always reminded Jenny of her mother’s perfume.
    7. Veronica was dressed to impress. The scanty scarlet lace dress clung to every curve.
    8. The pitter-patter of rain and whispering breeze had progressed into a gushing downpour
    and howling wind.

    PREPARED BY:
    Rizalyn P. Cristobal
    English Teacher
    9. Simile
    10. Metaphor
    11. Apostrophe
    12. Simile
    13. Onomatopoeia
    14. Personification
    15. Hyperbole
    16. Oxymoron
    17. Onomatopoeia
    18. Personification
    19. Paradox
    20. Simile
    21. Oxymoron
    22. Metaphor
    23. Oxymoron
    24. Personification
    25. Alliteration
    26. Metaphor
    27. Hyperbole
    28. Simile
    29.

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