This document contains a quiz on English with questions on figurative language, reading comprehension, grammar, and vocabulary. The reading comprehension section contains a passage about the hunting habits of the golden eagle and questions about the passage. The grammar section tests knowledge of parts of speech, sentence structure, and punctuation. The vocabulary questions ask students to identify synonyms. The quiz seems aimed at seventh grade students and covers various elements of the English language.

1. Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
Region III
Division of Nueva Ecija
EXEQUIEL R. LINA HIGH SCHOOL
(FormerlySanCristobalNationalHighSchool)
Poblacion Norte, Licab, Nueva Ecija
3rd
QUARTER EXAMINATION IN ENGLISH
GRADE 7 STE AND ROMULO
I. FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE
DIRECTIONS: Determine the figure of speech used in the following sentences. Shade the circle of the letter of
the correct answer.
1. The house was a cloud of secrets.
A. Metaphor B. Simile C. Paradox D. Personification
2. If you want peace, you must prepare for war.
A. Oxymoron B. Paradox C. Irony D. Personification
3. My family had whispering conversations, which sounded like paper rustling.
A. Oxymoron B. Simile C. Metaphor D. Irony
4. I will make an educated guess.
A. Metaphor B. Oxymoron C. Simile D. Litotes
5. We are eating jumbo shrimp for dinner.
A. Hyperbole B. Oxymoron C. Irony D. Simile
II. READING COMPREHENSION
DIRECTIONS: Read, understand, and answer the sentences in every number carefully. Encircle the letter of
your choice.
One Big Appetite
Although the golden eagle destroys many harmful rodents, he also kills many lambs, kids and calves. Of
all the birds of prey, the golden eagle has the most voracious appetite. This unpopular hunter will perch on the
top of the loftiest peak where he can scan the valleys below for helpless prey. Or he may glide lazily through the
air thousands of feet above the earth. When he spies a luckless lamb or calf, he folds his wings against his sides
and power-dives upon his victim. If his target is a rabbit or a squirrel, he will swoop upon it with his claws,
barely breaking his speed. If he is attacking a larger animal, he will engage it in battle and rift it apart with his
strong break and sharp talons.
6. The golden eagle has a great ________________.
A. target B. family C. power D. appetite
7. He in sentence 1 refers to __________________.
A. eagle B. rodent C. lamb D. kid
8. It is sentence 6 refers to ________________.
A .Eagle B. lamb C. calf D. rabbit
9. The whole selection is mainly about _________________.
A. the eating habits of a golden eagle B. why the golden eagle kills animals
C. how the golden eagle catches its prey D . the characteristics of a golden eagle
Visible light is a form of energy. Man uses the energy of light to see the things around him.
Since light supplies the energy which green plants use to make food for themselves, man depends light for
the plant he grows and for the food he eats. In addition, it has many practical applications in man’
everyday life. There are house lights, car lights, signal lights and decorative lights. Man’s cameras,
microscopes, telescopes and projectors are useless without light. Indeed, man could hardly live without light

2. 10. The selection is about ____________________________.
A. the sources of light
B. visible light
C. the importance of light
D. the different kinds of light
11. It in sentence 4 refers to ________________________.
A .energy
B. plant
C. food
D. light
12. Themselves in sentence 3 refers to _______________________.
A. Things
B. green plants
C. light energy
D. food
13. Light in the paragraph means _______________________________.
A. of little weight
B. knowledge
C. pale in color
D. that which make things seen
III. GRAMMAR
14. The article a/an is classified under __________.
A. opinion C. size B. number D. age
15. Which adjective does not belong to the group?
A. elliptical C. enormous B. vast D. narrow
16. Which series of adjectives will properly describe a machine?
A. recycling, powerful, two, Japan-made B. two, recycling, powerful, Japan-made
C. powerful, two, Japan-made, recycling D. two, powerful, Japan-made, recycling
17. We waited for hours, __________ no one came.
A. yet C. and B. or D. so
18. Would you rather have a hot dog ____________ a hamburger?
A. for C. and B. but D. or
19. ______ you hear of a part-time job, please let me know.
A. since C. if B. until D. though
20. We all went out for pizza __________ we finished painting the house.
A. while C. unless
B. after D. although
21. I studied my lesson well ____________ I got good grades.
A. so C. and B. but D. for
22. I am young ____________ I possess many qualities.
A. so C. yet B. and D. but
23. The underlined conjunction in the sentence, “The baseball stars wear sunglasses so that the sun won’t
blind them, expresses ___________.
A. addition C. contrast
B. alternation D. consequence
24. She searched in the warehouse, in the cabinet, and in the garage. Which is expressed by the conjunction
“and” in this sentence?
A. addition C. contrast
B. alternation D. consequence
25. In the sentence, “Aetas do not only tend to work in the field but also they live a life close to nature”, the
underlined correlative conjunction expresses_____.
A. addition C. contrast

3. B. alternation D. consequence
26. If a group of words can stand alone as a sentence and expresses a single idea, it is considered a/an
_____________.
A. independent clause
B. simple phrase
C. dependent clause
D. correlative conjunction
27. A compound sentence is composed of ___________.
A. one complete subject and one complete predicate
B. an independent clause and one or more dependent clauses
C. more than one independent clause and one or more dependent clauses
D. two or more independent clauses
28. The sentence “Dogs can help in many everyday situations” is an example of ___________ sentence.
A. simple C. compound
B. complex D. compound-complex
29. The simple sentence “A dog might have to navigate a crowded bus or a noisy restaurant,” has one
complete subject. Which is it?
A. a crowded bus
B. a dog
C. a dog might have to navigate
D. a noisy restaurant
30. How many independent clause can be found in the sentence “After I had searched everywhere, I found
my ring, and I put it in my jewelry box”?
A. one C. two
B. three D. none
31. The dependent clause in the sentence “When the weather is hot, gardening can be drudgery,” is
___________.
A. when the weather is hot
B. the weather is hot
C. hot gardening can be drudgery
D. gardening can be drudgery
32. In the sentence “My mother bought Mario a new pair of shoes as a New Year’s gift”, what is the function
of the underlined noun?
A. Object Complement
B. Indirect Object
C. Subject Complement
D. Direct Object
For numbers 33-42.DIRECTIONS. Complete each sentence with the correct form of the verb. Take note of the
time expressions. Encircle the letter of your choice.
33. Crystal usually _______the classroom after classes.
A. clean C. will clean
B. cleans D. cleaned
34. This afternoon she _________ to do it.
A. forget C. will forget
B. forgets D. forgot

4. 35. She ______it tomorrow early in the morning.
A. do C. will do
B. does D. did
36. Arjay and Khalid often _____ her with her work.
A. help C. will help
B. helps D. helped
37. But, tomorrow, Crystal ______to do it by herself.
A. has C. will have
B. have D. had
38. Alwyn and Jelwin _____ go to school that early.
A. does not C. will not
B. do not D. did not
39. Right now I _______ of helping poor Susan.
A. think C. will think
B. thinks D. thought
40. Trisha _______ to need a lot of care.
A. seem C. will seem
B. seems D. seemed
41. She is a good girl and she _______ her way through school.
A. support C. will support
B. supports D. supported
42. On that day I ________bad that I got sick.
A. feel C. will feel
B. feels D. felt
IV. VOCABULARY DEVELOPMENT
For numbers 43-50, which word is synonymous with the underlined word in the sentence?
43. Thomas went to the apex of the mountain, and because it was so high, he had to take a tank of oxygen
with him.
A. bottom C. breath B. top D. clear
44. The apparatus that Jill used to connect the fabric was similar to a sewing machine, but this one did all of
the work while she just pushed a button.
A. idea C. zipper
B. instrument D. singular
45. The crowd was boisterous. They screamed and yelled and cheered wildly.
A. noisy C. calm
B. peaceful D. quiet
46. You don’t seem to trust me. Why are you skeptical?
A. trusting C. doubtful B. sad D. happy
47. If everyone is to have a good place to live, the city must augment housing allowances.
A. increase C. prohibit B. decrease D. forbid
48. He was awed by her beauty; he stared at her for a very long time.
A. dumbstruck C. tantalized
B. afraid D. sleepy
49. They enjoyed the mouth-watering dishes served in the party.
A. hot and spicy C. tasty
B. rotten D. moldy
50. The policemen scour the squatter’s site in search of the criminals who escaped from the jail.
A. reach across

5. B. self-satisfied
C. adjust easily from misfortunes
D. move about quickly in search
PREPARED BY: CHECKED BY: NOTED BY:
JONALYN Q. ALVINDIA FELICIANO E. PADRE MARY FINELA M. BAYAN, Ph.D.
English Teacher Head Teacher III School Principal IV