ENGLISH 6- REVIEWER-First Term (Project REePLAY)Online version
This Reviewer in ENGLSIH 6 ( FIRST TERM) is part of Project BEE (Be Efficient and Effective), which aims to improve the Mean Percentage Score (MPS) of learners in the periodical exam through organized and systematic preparation. It is also included in Project RePlay (Rebuilding Educational e-Playground at Home), which provides home-based review support using technology and simple study guides to make it easier and more meaningful for children to understand their lessons in ENGLISH.
1
During an English activity, Allie changes the sentence “The painting was created by the artist” into passive voice. What word introduces the actor or the person who performed the action?
2
While rewriting “The students cleaned the classroom” in passive voice, the teacher asks what happens to the object “the classroom.” What is the correct answer?
a
It is removed from the sentence.
b
It becomes the new subject.
c
It becomes the main verb.
d
It stays exactly the same.
3
During a cooking activity, the teacher writes “The chef prepared the food.” Which sentence correctly changes it into the passive voice?
a
The chef was prepared by the food.
b
The food was prepared by the chef.
c
The food is prepared by the chef.
d
The food will be prepared by chef.
4
During a sports activity, the students are asked to identify the sentence written in the passive voice. Which sentence is correct?
a
The ball was kicked by Tom.
b
They play music every night.
c
She ate a giant apple.
d
He ran home quickly.
5
A Grade 6-Lerio student is writing instructions for a baking activity. The original sentence is “I will bake the cookies.” Which sentence correctly changes it into passive voice?
a
Cookies are baked by me.
b
I baked the cookies yesterday.
c
Cookies will be baked by me.
d
Cookies were baked by me.
6
During a reading activity, Maya sees the sentence “The book was written by Maya.” Her teacher asks her to identify the past participle. Which word is the past participle?
a
written
b
was
c
book
d
Maya
7
A student is learning how to form passive sentences. The teacher explains that passive voice uses a helping verb together with a past participle. Which helping verb is required?
a
to do
b
to go
c
to be
d
to have
8
During an English exercise, students are asked to change “She sang a song” into passive voice. Which sentence correctly changes the pronoun she?
a
A song was sung by she.
b
A song was sung by her.
c
A song is sung by her.
d
She was sung by a song.
9
A writer is describing a school project and wants to emphasize the result of the action rather than the person who performed it. Why might the writer choose passive voice?
a
To use fewer words in total.
b
To focus on the result of the action.
c
To make the sentence louder.
d
To express strong anger.
10
During an English lesson, the teacher asks the class to change “The boy finds the key” into passive voice. Which sentence is correct?
a
The key will be found by boy.
b
The boy is found by the key.
c
The key is found by the boy.
d
The key was found by the boy.
11
During a science lesson, Ralph reads that water boils at 100°C under standard atmospheric pressure. His teacher asks what kind of statement this is. What is the correct answer?
a
A biased statement
b
A subjective opinion
c
A personal belief
d
A verifiable fact
12
Ralph is reading an editorial about a new school policy. She notices the word “believe” in the sentence, “I believe the new policy is helpful.” What does the word “believe” suggest?
a
A signal for a fact
b
A sign of research
c
A clue for an opinion
d
An objective reporting tool
13
A school newspaper reporter writes down the exact time and place where a sports event happened. Why does the reporter include these details?
a
To provide factual data
b
To express a preference
c
To share their feelings
d
To persuade the reader
14
A student is writing a news article about a basketball game. Which headline presents information in the most objective way?
a
Fans Love the New Coach
b
The Best Team Won Today
c
Amazing Players Win Game
d
Local Team Scores Two Goals
15
While writing about a disappointing school event, an author describes it as “horrible.” Why might the author use this emotional word?
a
To state a proven fact
b
To express a subjective opinion
c
To remain strictly objective
d
To provide scientific evidence
16
Bryan is preparing a report about the history of the Philippines. He needs to verify information before including it in his report. Which source would be the most reliable?
a
An official encyclopedia
b
A book of poems
c
A personal diary
d
A friend's social media post
17
An editorial about the environment states, “Everyone should recycle to help protect our planet.” What kind of statement is this?
a
A subjective opinion
b
An objective report
c
A verifiable fact
d
A historical record
18
During a science quiz, the teacher asks the students to identify a fact about Earth. Which statement is a fact that can be verified?
a
Living on Earth is fun.
b
Earth is the prettiest planet.
c
Earth needs more blue color.
d
Earth orbits the Sun yearly.
19
During an English activity, the teacher asks students to compare these statements: “The sky is blue” and “Blue is the best.” What is the correct comparison?
a
One is a fact, one is an opinion.
b
Both are verifiable facts.
c
Neither statement can be proven.
d
Both are subjective opinions.
20
A student is assigned to write a news report about a fire that happened near the school. How should the report be written?
a
Using many exciting adjectives
b
With an objective factual tone
c
Including only personal beliefs
d
By sharing the writer's fear
21
Context Clues and Adjectives: While reading a story, Bingo encounters the unfamiliar word “enormous.” The sentence explains that the elephant was “very large.” Which type of context clue helps Marco understand the meaning of enormous?
a
Synonym
b
Analogy
c
Antonym
d
Gist
22
During a reading activity, Imelda reads: “The old house was small, but the new house was enormous.” Which word signals that the sentence is showing a contrasting or opposite meaning?
a
And
b
But
c
Such as
d
Also
23
While reading a science article, RJ finds an unfamiliar word followed by an explanation of what the word means. Where is a definition clue commonly found?
a
After the word
b
In the title
c
Before the book
d
Nowhere
24
During a class discussion about fruits, the teacher says, “Many fruits, such as mangoes, bananas, and apples, are rich in vitamins.” Which phrase introduces examples that help explain the meaning?
a
Instead
b
Because
c
Such as
d
However
25
In a story, a sentence says, “Luna, the class president, organized the school program.” The phrase “the class president” gives another name or explanation for Luna. What does an appositive context clue usually rename?
a
The noun
b
The adverb
c
The pronoun
d
The verb
26
A teacher asks the class to describe the number of books on a shelf. Which type of adjective should students use to tell how many books there are?
a
Quantitative
b
Color
c
Shape
d
Descriptive
27
During an English activity, students arrange adjectives in the correct order to describe a school bag. Which follows the correct order for the first three adjectives?
a
Size-Color-Age
b
Color-Size-Age
c
Material-Origin-Shape
d
Number-Opinion-Size
28
A student describes a classroom project as a “three beautiful large red paper flowers.” Which adjective category usually comes closest to the noun among the choices below?
a
Number
b
Size
c
Color
d
Purpose
29
During an English lesson, the teacher asks students to identify the number of clauses in a standard complex sentence, such as “Although it was raining, the students continued their game.” How many clauses does it contain?
a
Three
b
One
c
Two
d
Zero
30
In the sentence “Although it was raining, the students continued their game,” what connects the two clauses?
a
Conjunction
b
Adjective
c
Noun
d
Period
31
During an election campaign, a candidate shares selected information about their plans to convince people to support them. What does propaganda use to influence people's opinions?
a
Art
b
Information
c
Sleep
d
Silence
32
A student sees an advertisement saying, “Everyone in our school uses this brand of shoes. Get yours today!” Which propaganda technique is being used to make people want to join the crowd?
a
Security
b
Transfer
c
Name Calling
d
Bandwagon
33
An advertisement shows sad children and tells viewers about their difficult lives to encourage them to donate money. What technique is being used?
a
Speed
b
Card Stacking
c
Digital Forms
d
Emotional Appeal
34
A popular athlete appears in an advertisement and says that a certain sports drink is the best. Who is commonly used in the testimonial propaganda technique?
a
Animals
b
Aliens
c
Famous people
d
Robots
35
A public-service advertisement shows the Philippine flag while encouraging citizens to help their country. Which propaganda technique connects an idea or product with patriotism?
a
Transfer
b
Bandwagon
c
Digital
d
Errors
36
A product advertisement lists only the advantages of a product and leaves out information about its disadvantages. What does card stacking usually ignore?
a
Negative facts
b
Music
c
Positive facts
d
Colors
37
An advertisement shows ordinary families using a product while doing everyday activities at home. Which propaganda technique is being used?
a
Transfer
b
Plain Folks
c
Banking
d
Name Calling
38
Ky la is filling out a formal school form using a pen. Which ink color is most appropriate for completing the form?
a
Red
b
Black or blue
c
Pink
d
Yellow
39
While completing an online school registration form, Marco sees a red star (*) beside some information fields. What does the red star usually mean?
a
Wrong
b
Required field
c
Delete
d
Optional
40
Nathalie is creating an account for an online learning platform. The form asks for her password. What should she do with her personal password?
a
Post it
b
Keep it private
c
Sell it
d
Shout it
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