Tonal Shifts - Written Multiple Choice Test. For students to practice noting shifts and changes in the tone of the written expression of argument by another student.
This document provides a review for the Philippine Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET) general education section with 200 sample test items. The questions cover topics like grammar, literature, history, social studies, and science. The document is from an online source that provides free LET reviewers to help exam takers prepare for the teacher licensing exam in the Philippines.
This document provides instructions for a sample test that consists of 4 sections testing English, quantitative ability, data interpretation, and data sufficiency. It notes that the test is 2 hours, there is a positive mark for correct answers and negative mark for incorrect answers, and advises test takers to move quickly between questions. It also provides examples of question types and content that will be on the test.
1. The passage contains a general education practice test with 66 multiple choice questions covering various topics like grammar, language, history, and current events.
2. The questions test knowledge in areas such as converting statements to questions, identifying appropriate responses in different situations, comprehending implications and meanings, and distinguishing meanings of words.
3. The multiple choice options aim to identify the single best answer for each question through assessing details, context clues, and logical reasoning.
This document contains an assignment with multiple parts on the topics of environment, migration, and vocabulary related to immigration. It includes links to videos and readings to answer comprehension questions. For the environment section, the student answered questions about waste production in Europe, examples of reuse, benefits of recycling, and uses of organic waste. In the migration section, the student indicated whether statements about China's internal migration were true or false and selected answers about estimates of climate-related migration and impacts. The vocabulary section involved matching words to their definitions.
I. Krissy Waterman gave a speech about how littering is a serious problem in Indiana and proposed solutions to address it. Indiana ranks as the third dirtiest state and littering harms wildlife and costs taxpayers money.
II. Krissy proposed two solutions - making household cleanups of a one mile radius mandatory once a year and allowing inmates to participate in litter cleanup. Both would reduce costs and increase responsibility and environmental health.
III. A cleaner environment would benefit the economy, wildlife, and quality of life. Individual actions like not littering and community cleanups can make a significant impact on reducing trash.
This document contains an assignment with multiple parts on the topics of environment, migration, and vocabulary related to immigration. It includes links to videos and readings to answer comprehension questions. For the environment section, the student answered questions about waste production in Europe, examples of reuse and recycling, and the uses of organic waste. In the migration section, the student indicated whether statements about internal migration in China were true or false and selected answers about estimates of climate-related migration and impacts. The vocabulary section involved matching words to their definitions.
1. Scientists have discovered that some animals behave differently before earthquakes and other natural disasters. Chinese scientists in 1970 noticed farm animals acting strangely before an earthquake.
2. By observing these animals, scientists hope to predict disasters and save lives. Pets may be more useful than expensive prediction equipment because they can detect subtle changes in the earth's magnetic field that humans cannot sense.
3. Scientists now want to study which animals are affected and how, so they can use animal behavior to issue early warnings and evacuate at-risk areas, as the Chinese scientists did by evacuating a city before an earthquake based on reports of animals.
This document contains an end of year social studies exam for 8th grade students at Vere Technical High School in Jamaica. The exam consists of multiple choice, true/false, short answer, and diagram/map questions covering topics like Jamaica's geography, climate, population, natural disasters, and human-environment interactions. The exam is divided into 4 sections (A-D) worth a total of 100 marks and tests students on their knowledge of Jamaica's social studies curriculum for the year.
This document provides a review for the Philippine Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET) general education section with 200 sample test items. The questions cover topics like grammar, literature, history, social studies, and science. The document is from an online source that provides free LET reviewers to help exam takers prepare for the teacher licensing exam in the Philippines.
This document provides instructions for a sample test that consists of 4 sections testing English, quantitative ability, data interpretation, and data sufficiency. It notes that the test is 2 hours, there is a positive mark for correct answers and negative mark for incorrect answers, and advises test takers to move quickly between questions. It also provides examples of question types and content that will be on the test.
1. The passage contains a general education practice test with 66 multiple choice questions covering various topics like grammar, language, history, and current events.
2. The questions test knowledge in areas such as converting statements to questions, identifying appropriate responses in different situations, comprehending implications and meanings, and distinguishing meanings of words.
3. The multiple choice options aim to identify the single best answer for each question through assessing details, context clues, and logical reasoning.
This document contains an assignment with multiple parts on the topics of environment, migration, and vocabulary related to immigration. It includes links to videos and readings to answer comprehension questions. For the environment section, the student answered questions about waste production in Europe, examples of reuse, benefits of recycling, and uses of organic waste. In the migration section, the student indicated whether statements about China's internal migration were true or false and selected answers about estimates of climate-related migration and impacts. The vocabulary section involved matching words to their definitions.
I. Krissy Waterman gave a speech about how littering is a serious problem in Indiana and proposed solutions to address it. Indiana ranks as the third dirtiest state and littering harms wildlife and costs taxpayers money.
II. Krissy proposed two solutions - making household cleanups of a one mile radius mandatory once a year and allowing inmates to participate in litter cleanup. Both would reduce costs and increase responsibility and environmental health.
III. A cleaner environment would benefit the economy, wildlife, and quality of life. Individual actions like not littering and community cleanups can make a significant impact on reducing trash.
This document contains an assignment with multiple parts on the topics of environment, migration, and vocabulary related to immigration. It includes links to videos and readings to answer comprehension questions. For the environment section, the student answered questions about waste production in Europe, examples of reuse and recycling, and the uses of organic waste. In the migration section, the student indicated whether statements about internal migration in China were true or false and selected answers about estimates of climate-related migration and impacts. The vocabulary section involved matching words to their definitions.
1. Scientists have discovered that some animals behave differently before earthquakes and other natural disasters. Chinese scientists in 1970 noticed farm animals acting strangely before an earthquake.
2. By observing these animals, scientists hope to predict disasters and save lives. Pets may be more useful than expensive prediction equipment because they can detect subtle changes in the earth's magnetic field that humans cannot sense.
3. Scientists now want to study which animals are affected and how, so they can use animal behavior to issue early warnings and evacuate at-risk areas, as the Chinese scientists did by evacuating a city before an earthquake based on reports of animals.
This document contains an end of year social studies exam for 8th grade students at Vere Technical High School in Jamaica. The exam consists of multiple choice, true/false, short answer, and diagram/map questions covering topics like Jamaica's geography, climate, population, natural disasters, and human-environment interactions. The exam is divided into 4 sections (A-D) worth a total of 100 marks and tests students on their knowledge of Jamaica's social studies curriculum for the year.
Plastic bags have become a serious global problem. They litter landscapes, clog drains, increase flooding, and harm wildlife when animals mistake them for food. Plastic bag production also uses oil resources and thwarts recycling efforts. While plastic bags are convenient, their widespread use has negative environmental and ecological impacts. Alternatives to plastic need to be adopted to move society beyond the current plastic bag dependency.
The document presents analytical reasoning questions related to arrangements of people in cottages, offices, committees, and other scenarios. It includes 3 sentences or less summaries of the key details in each question or scenario.
Climate change is believed to be caused by human activity such as emitting greenhouse gases. This is damaging local animal populations and the wider effects are still unknown. Rising sea levels will cause coastal land to disappear under water and increase risks of tidal waves and tsunamis. We must address climate change issues seriously or some animal species may become extinct.
The document appears to be a quiz about a reading passage titled "Honeydew". It contains 30 multiple choice questions about characters, events, meanings of words, and themes in the honeydew reading. The questions cover topics like the author of a lesson, meanings of phrases used in the text, occupations of individuals mentioned, and actions that occurred. The quiz also contains an answer key for the 30 questions.
The document contains an English exam for secondary school students in Egypt. It includes several parts:
1. Short response questions about disagreeing politely, suggestions to reduce global warming, convincing a friend not to eat fat, and defining the word "abandon".
2. Identifying locations and speakers in mini-dialogues that take place at an airport and restaurant.
3. Multiple choice questions testing English grammar and vocabulary.
4. Identifying and correcting mistakes in sentences.
5. Comprehension questions about passages on tourism in Egypt and the discovery of a centuries-old frozen body on a mountainside.
The documentary film "ARE WE SATISFIED?" explores humanity's impact on the environment through overdevelopment and unsustainable practices. It begins by contrasting lush greenery with deforestation for land development, showing how greed harms nature. Scenes then depict issues like air pollution, overpopulation, urban heat islands, and overreliance on cars resulting from modernization. At the end, the film proposes solutions like public transit, green buildings, and forest preservation to address the problems of urbanization and suggests humans must change to live sustainably.
Mission S.O.S is a campaign for the people, by the people to save Mother earth. The objective is - To preserve our environment and create an awareness among the masses.The battlefield is set. The knights have donned the armours. The mission is clear: S.O.S � Save Our Surroundings. Join us in the fight against climate change.
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'pupils should be trained in self- assessment so that they can understand the main purposes of their learning and thereby grasp what they need to do to achieve.' (Black & Wiliam, 2010)
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2) Love and support that Malala received from her family and teachers in her activism and fight for education.
3) Malala's activism for women's rights, education, and giving voice to the people of Pakistan.
The guide also outlines various motifs, symbols, literary devices, and potential lenses for interpreting the novel, such as its political, feminist, religious, and ethical dimensions.
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ratcatchers daughter - literary devices and examplesSteven Kolber
A remarkable story about a little-known tragedy in Australian history. 'A brilliant and richly evocative insight into a fascinating and little-known aspect of our past.' Jackie French, Australian Children's Laureate It's 1900. thirteen-year-old Issy McKelvie leaves school and starts her first job - very reluctantly - as a maid in an undertaking establishment. She thinks this is about as low as you can go. But there's worse to come. Issy becomes an unwilling rat-catcher when the plague - the Black Death - arrives in Australia. Issy loathes both rats and her father's four yappy, snappy, hyperactive rat-killing terriers. But when her father becomes ill it's up to Issy to join the battle to rid the city of the plague-carrying rats.
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A remarkable story about a little-known tragedy in Australian history. 'A brilliant and richly evocative insight into a fascinating and little-known aspect of our past.' Jackie French, Australian Children's Laureate It's 1900. thirteen-year-old Issy McKelvie leaves school and starts her first job - very reluctantly - as a maid in an undertaking establishment. She thinks this is about as low as you can go. But there's worse to come. Issy becomes an unwilling rat-catcher when the plague - the Black Death - arrives in Australia. Issy loathes both rats and her father's four yappy, snappy, hyperactive rat-killing terriers. But when her father becomes ill it's up to Issy to join the battle to rid the city of the plague-carrying rats.
The Penelopiad by Margaret Atwood - Comparative Annotation Exemplar (VCE 2019)Steven Kolber
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Video is here: https://youtu.be/RrXSWS7Nt40
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Anna Ziegler is an American Playwright who is known for her use of language and whip-sharp dialogue.
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1. English Tonal Shift Activity
1. “Speciesare goingup insmoke at an untoldrate.It isalmostcertainlythe greatest
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a. Pessimistic,Optimistic
b. Angry,Fearful
c. Concerned,Disbelieving -
d. Agreeable,Patriotic
2. “Surelythere are some resourcesandsome places – suchas the Arcticand the deepsea–
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Thissectionswitchesfroma____ tone to a ____ tone.
a. Exasperated,questioning -
b. blase,angry
c. Happy,sad
d. Concerned,blase
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a. Concerned -
b. Exasperated
c. Angry
d. Sad
4. I feltpainedatbeingawayfromhome – cut off inrural Cambodia – at a time like this,impotent
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shelter.
What tone doesthissection startwith,andwhat tone doesitshiftto?
a. Angry,Concerned
b. Formal,Informal
c. Pessimistic,Frustrated
d. Sorrowful,Informative
5. The reactionto Corbynfailingtosingthe anthemwaslike a collectiveshriekof:“Kneel before
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Thissectionstartswitha _____ tone before switchingtoa____ tone.
a. Angry,Sarcastic
b. Bemused,thoughtful
c. Sardonic,frustrated
d. happy,sad
2. 6. Where isthe tonal shiftinthe followingsection?
The deaths(1) occuringthe fightagainstISISare a cause fordespair,(2) but we are winning.ISIS
has (3) beendrivenbackseveral (4) timesnow.
a. 1
b. 2
c. 3
d. 4
7. These greedy(1) corporationsare happyto bleedourplanetdryand(3) poisonourair justto
gainsome extracash. (4) Despite this,we finallywe standachance at haltingclimate change in
its(2) tracks.
Where doesthe tone shiftinthissection?
a. 1
b. 2
c. 3
d. 4
8. People likethese are soself-centredthatthey’dratherwatchourplanetburnthan try to fix the
problem.Despitethis,thingsare finallylookingupinthe battle againstclimate change.
Thispiece changesfroma _____ tone to a _____ tone.
a. Angry,Pessimistic
b. Contemptuous,Optimistic
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a. Optimistic,Pessimistic
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10. It seemsanimage (1) of humantendernessthatSudanislovinglyguardedbyarmedmen (2)
whostand vigilantlyandcaringlywithhim. (4) Butof course itis an image of brutality (4).
At whatpointdoesthissectionshiftitstone?
a. 1
b. 2
c. 3
d. 4
11. The rise of capitalism(1) wasa boonto everyone livinginthese nations.(2) Nowadaysthough,
(3) the systemisstartingto fail (4).
Where doesthissection’stone shift?
a. 1
b. 2
c. 3
d. 4
3. 12. Here’sa fact, itis gettingharderandharderfor youngpeople tobuya home.Why?Because no
one iswillingtofix the problematthe core of thisissue.
Thispiece startswitha ____ tone and endswitha ____ tone.
a. Informative,Pessimistic
b. Optimisitc,Pessimistic
c. Informative,Frustrated
d. Uplifted,Sad
13. He remindedusthatitis withinourowngrasp tobecome a betterperson. (1) That’swhat I took
fromthe video. (2) Butthen,afteraboutfive seconds, (3) IrealisedwhatSonnyBill Williamshad
actuallydone. (4) He’sruinedcompetitive sportforever.
Where doesthissectionshiftitstone?
a. 1
b. 2
c. 3
d. 4
14. We have a chance to resolve the NorthKoreacrisispeacefullythroughtalksandsanctions.Or
we wouldif DonaldTrumphadn’tthreatenedtoutterlydestroythem.
Thispiece startswitha ____ tone and endsona ____ tone.
a. Optimistic,Frustrated
b. Frustrated,Pessimistic
c. Elated,Angry
d. Sorrowful,Optimistic
15. The nuancesof hisfinancial situationhave hardlystemmedthe tide of hatredandsmirks. Why
do people love tohate 50 Centso much?
What tone doesthissectionstartwith,andwhat tone doesitshiftto?
a. Upset, Frustrated
b. Disdainful,Curious
c. Angry,Elated
d. Elated,Contemptuous
16. Andit’sdepressingbecausecommentatorslike myself,whotalkaboutrace quite alot,like to
thinkthat (1) – thoughour societyisheavilyracistagainstall sortsof ethnicgroups – (2) we
racial minoritiesare somehow (3) immune tothe pervasivemessagessentoutdaily. (4) Thisis
proof that we’re not.
Where doesthissection’stone shift?
a. 1
b. 2
c. 3
d. 4
4. 17. Thisblatantattack on our valuescannotbe allowedtocontinue.Thankfully,peopleare already
rallyingtostopthishappening.
Thispiece startswitha ____ tone and endswitha ____ tone.
a. Angry,Sorrowful
b. Frustrated,Elated
c. Disdainful,Angry
d. Angry,Optimistic
18. The opportunitiesavailable tousinspace are so tantalizing.Butwe have to focuson our own
problemsfirst.
Thissectionchangesfroma ____ tone to a ____ tone.
a. Excited,Grounded
b. Grounded,Upset
c. Elated,Pessimistic
d. Frustrated,Concerned
19. Whenwe finallyreachMars, we will have somanyopportunitiestoexpandourknowledge!But
the risksof sucha journeyare veryserious.
Thissection’stone startsvery____ but it shiftstoa more ____ tone.
a. Excited,Frustrated
b. Angry,Concerned
c. Excited,Angry
d. Excited,Concerned
20. Exploringthe solar(1) systemisverydangerous.(2) However,(3) the potentialfordiscoveryis
too big(4) to ignore.
Where doesthissection’stone shift?
a. 1
b. 2
c. 3
d. 4