third grading 2ND PT-NO CLUE(PART 2).pptx

1. In a story, a boy shares food with a hungry friend.
What does this action reveal about the character,
and which story element helps us understand
this?
A. Theme, because it shows the lesson of the story
B. Plot, because it tells the sequence of events
C. Characters, because it reveals personality
through actions
D. Conflict, because it shows the problem in the
story

2. The story happens in a quiet village during the
rainy season. How do these details help
identify the story element being described?
A. They show the time and place, which
describe the setting.
B. They explain the main problem in the story.
C. They reveal the lesson learned by the
character.
D. They show how the events are arranged.

3. In a tale, a girl argues with her parents about
going to school. What story element is
revealed by this situation, and what does it
show?
A. Theme, it shows the lesson about respect
B. Conflict, it shows disagreement between
characters
C. Characters, it shows personality traits
D. Setting, it shows where the story happens

4. A story begins with a lost puppy, builds up to the
search, and ends when the puppy is found. What
story element helps organize these events, and
how?
A. Plot because it arranges the sequence of events
B. Theme because it shows the message of
friendship
C. Setting because it shows the time and place
D. Characters because it shows who the story is
about

5. At the end of the story, the message is that
friendship is stronger than wealth. How
does this message help us identify the story
element being shown?
A. It reveals the characters’ personalities.
B. It expresses the theme or central
message of the story.
C. It organizes the story’s events.
D. It introduces the story’s conflict.

6. In the story We Filipinos Are Mild Drinkers, the
farmer poured some of the lambanog on the
bamboo floor. What Filipino socio-cultural
value can be inferred from this act, and why?
A. It shows that Filipinos are wealthy in lambanog.
B. It shows that Filipinos are hospitable to visitors.
C. It shows Filipinos’ respect and gratitude for
nature’s blessings.
D. It shows that Filipinos are fond of drinking.

7. Based on the story We Filipinos are
Mild Drinkers, what socio-cultural
values is seen when Filipinos drink?
A. Friendship or Pakikisama
B. Hospitality
C. Respect for Nature
D. all of the given

8. My costume during the
Parade of Characters
arrived. (A. However, B.
Also) it does not fit me.

9. The Short Story our
group made was exciting.
(A. But, B. Furthermore),
the characters were very
interesting.

10. Everyone cooperated when
we did our short film.
(A. Likewise,
B. As a result), we finished
on time and the film was
great.

11. There are many ways to
prepare for the periodic
test. (A. For example,
B. Consequently), you can
read your notes or study
with your friends.

12. I honestly answer my test.
(A. Unlike, B. Even though)
the test is hard and I do
not know the answer, I do
not copy my seatmate’s
answer.

13. All of my friends are
athletes. (A. Similarly,
B. In contrast), I do
not know any sport.

14. When I got home, Father asked, “Did you meet anybody on the way?”
“No, Father,” I answered. “Nobody passes the Waig at night.”
I told him, “She is very beautiful, Father.”
“Was she afraid of Labang?” he asked in a firm voice.
“No, Father, she was not afraid. On the way, she looked at the stars while
Manong Leon sang.”
“What did he sing?” Father asked.
“Sky Sown with Stars, Father. And she sang with him.”
Father stayed quiet, smoking, while I heard the soft voices of Mother, Aurelia,
and Leon downstairs. Then Leon and Maria entered. Father turned to me and
said, “Have you watered Labang?”
“Not yet, Father. He is resting under the barn,” I replied.
“It is time you watered him, my son,” he said gently.
I looked at Maria. She was tall, lovely, and calm beside my brother. As I went
out, her fragrance reminded me of mornings when papayas are in bloom.

15. How would you evaluate Maria’s
behavior during her first meeting
with the narrator’s family?
A. She was nervous and shy.
B. She was calm and confident.
C. She was distant and unfriendly.
D. She was talkative and playful.

16. What can be inferred about Father’s
reaction when Maria and Leon arrived?
A. He was displeased and uninterested.
B. He was testing Maria’s character
silently.
C. He immediately welcomed her
warmly.
D. He ignored their arrival completely.

17. Based on the story, how would you
assess the relationship between Leon
and Maria?
A. It shows mutual respect and affection.
B. It lacks communication and
understanding.
C. It is based only on physical attraction.
D. It seems forced and insincere.