Miriams Academy of Valenzuela Inc.Mabolo, Valenzuela City

COMPREHENSIV EXAMINATION IN ENGLISH 7

Direction: Blacken the circle of the correct answer.

Miriams Academy of Valenzuela Inc.Mabolo, Valenzuela City

COMPREHENSIV EXAMINATION IN ENGLISH Junior High Schol

Direction: Blacken the circle of the correct answer.If the choices are 2, 3, 4, 5 it stands for A, B, C, D, and E.1: insult (to jump on someone, figuratively)speak to rudelyinsulateto flip 2: Sil, sal, sult, and sault all meanto jump or leapto saluteto eat sal3: desultoryto jump on someonemoving or jumping from one thing to anotherto flip4: exultant (you are so happy that you are jumping out of your skin)to tlipto reboundjoyful and proud5. My mom told Jenny that SHE needed to clean her room. The capitalized word is a/anarticleverbpronounadverb6. TEXAS is my home state. The capitalized word is a/announadjectiveverbadverb7. FOR my birthday, I had a slumber party. The capitalized word is a/anarticlenounprepositionadverb8. My sister WORKS at a large company. The capitalized word is a/announverbconjunctionpronoun9. We went to the zoo FOR our field trip. The capitalized word is a/announadverbprepositionpronoun10. Identify the direct object in the sentence:The famousactressgaveSallyherautograph.Sallyactressautograph11. Identify the subject in the sentence:BobloanedMikehisbicycle.bicycleMikeBob12. Identify the direct objects in the sentence:Jackhit thehome runand, ourteamwon thegame.Jack and teamhome run and game13. Identify the direct object in the sentence:Suemade her littlesistera supermancostume.Suesistercostume14. The presidentdeliveredthe Status of the Union address yesterday.presentpast participlepast15. Johnchosea pecan pie for his dessert.presentpastpast participle16. Julie invited her friends to a sleep over party.presentpast participlepast17. Jakehad hurthis wrist while playing Racquetball.presentpastpast participle18. Alice bought two books for (Jim and me).ustheythem19. We shared the book with Bobby and (Jack).mehehim20. I received a birthday card from Frank and (Alicia).herthemshe21. The story was told by Henry and (___).Ime22. ______ time is it?WhatWhenWhich23. The bookcase _____ was empty, had space to put in lots of things.whowhichwhat24. _____ student asked the question?WhatWhoWhich25. Our dog, _______ is very well-behaved, never barks.whatwhichwho26. I'll see you ____ home when I get there.inatby27. It's been snowing ________ Christmas morning.untilsincefor28. I was visiting my best friend _____ the hospital.ofatin29. You frequently see this kind of violence ____ television.withonin30. -33. Choose the correct sentence.30. : Will the flowers die? Will the flowers live?Will the flowers die because will they live?Will the flowers die after will they live?Will the flowers die or will they live?31. Animals all need water. They may die without it.Animals all need water, but they may die without it.Animals all need water when they may die without it.Animals all need water or they may die without it.32. I wanted to go to the party. I got sick.I wanted to go to the party because I got sick.I wanted to go to the party, but I got sick.I wanted to go to the party or I got sick.33. Dolphins live underwater. Sharks live underwater.Dolphins and Sharks live underwater.Dolphins, but Sharks live underwater.Dolphins or Sharks live underwater.ARTICLES: 34-3734. My husband's family speaks ____ German.anno article neededthea35. Denver is the capital of ____ Colorado.theno article neededana36. I lived on ____ Main Street when I first came to town.anatheno article needed37. ___ apple a day keeps the doctor away.AnNo article neededTheAKINDS OF SENTENCES: 38-4238. I love you so much!Assertive or DeclarativeImperativeInterrogativeExclamatory39. Please pass the salt.Assertive or DeclarativeExclamatoryImperativeInterrogative40. Why didn't you come to school today?ExclamatoryImperativeInterrogativeAssertive or Declarative41. Stay in your seat.InterrogativeExclamatoryImperativeAssertive or Declarative42. The runner ran as fast as he could, and he crossed the finish line in record time.SentenceFragmentRun-on43. The swimmer my brother dove into the water, and swam across the pool, we swam too.FragmentSentenceRun-on44. Many students studied long hours for the test but there were still many tricky questions on it that only a few students can answer.Run-onFragmentSentence45. As they went running onto the field, the team.Run-onFragmentSentence46. Annie used her weekly _______ to buy a board game.allowenseallowanseallowenceallowance47. The TV program was interruped to show severe _____ alert.weatherwhetherwetherwhither48. We went to a _________ store to buy pens.stationerystationarystashionarystashionery50. We are not ______ to bring peanuts into our classroom because we have a student who is allergic to nuts.parmittedpermittedpurmittedpermited51. Identify the form of this sentence:The employee did not work hard, and he was fired from his job.no formneutral formpositive formnegative form52. Identify the part of speech for the underlined word in this sentence:Formy birthday, I had a slumber party.articleadverbnounpreposition53. Identify the indirect object in the sentence:The famous actress gave Sally her autograph.Sallyautographheractress54. Identify the part of speech for the underlined word in this sentence:A microwave can cook foodquickly.verbadjectiveadverbinterjection55. : abruptlyclearlysuddenlyabsolutelyangrily56. immensehugejovialunbelievableinherent57. knotrefusepreventfasteningavoid58. jeermockrestencouragesmile59. The teacher anticipated the first day of school with much longing. a. looked forward to b. dreaded c. regretted60. The girls hypothesis was that someone was watching her, but she couldnt prove it yet. a. working theory b. conclusion c. mystery61. Her mother said: I forbid you to go to the store it is raining outside a. dread b. hope c. not allow62. The glass plate shattered when it hit the floor and broke into a thousand pieces. a. break into pieces b. bounced c. made a loud noise62. The striations in the rock showed that water used to flow along the channels in the rock. a. stripes b. circles c. holesDirections:Circle the related analogy.63. Dull is to vibrant as: a. huge is to gigantic b. barking is to dogs c. clarity is to liquid d. bored is to enthusiastic64. Rock is to heavy as: a. car is to fast b. feather is to light c. large is to giant d. rich is to poor65. . Ringing is to telephone as: a. dinging is to timer b. purple is to grape c. sleep is to humans d. crawling is to babies66. Meowing is to cats: a. sleeping is to babies b. roaring is to lions c. noisy is to races d. flash is to lightning67. Water is to liquid as: a. salt is to the ocean b. music is to the radio c. solid is to bread d. tall is to giraffe68.