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    3rd SUMMATIVE TEST IN ENGLISH VI

    QUARTER 2

    Name: ______________________________________ Grade & Section: __________


    School: ______________________________________ Score:___________________

    A. Direction: Write if ✓ the statement shows bias or propaganda and X if its not.

    1. Retrogade always wins.

    2. Things go better with Lemon Life.

    3. Soda is a carbonated water.

    4. Have a break, have a Fit Stat.

    5. Mang Goryo’s, the best chicken ever!

    6. Fashion is a free form of expression.

    7. The sweet chocolates gazed and smiled.

    8. Chicken has become a staple of fast food.

    9. Wouldn’t it be nice if the world is Cadbunny? 10. He must have changed clothes during

    the day.

    10. He must have changed clothes during the day.

    B. Direction: Choose the letter of the correct answer.

    11. Which word indicates bias in the statement, ‘‘This is the best tasting coffee’’?
    A. This B. best C. tasting D. coffee
    12. Which statement contains bias?
    A. Shoppers at a supermarket are asked to choose the best dog food.
    B. Cats can grow their whiskers back from two to three months.
    C. Dogs noses are wet to help absorb scent chemicals.
    D. A shopping mall contains variety of retail stores.

    13. Which advertisement line contains an author’s bias?


    A. Good carbohydrates contain a lot of nutrients, create fuel for our bodies, and don’t add
    a lot of sugar into the blood.
    B. First, let’s consider the age-old carbohydrate that everyone loves: oatmeal. C. Black
    peas, chickpeas, soybeans, and most beans are other examples of good carbs.
    D. Fruits such as peaches, plums, and cherries are excellent high-fiber foods.

    14. Which group of words shows bias in the statement: ‘‘I trust Defflam, so you should,
    too!’’,
    A. I trust
    B. trust defflam
    C. so you
    D. should, too

    15. Which word shows bias in the advertisement: ‘‘Drink Cow’s Milk. It’s the old folk’s
    favorite milk,’’ A. drink
    B. milk
    C. old
    D. favorite

    16. A famous actor testifies that the coffee brand he promotes is delicious: ‘‘I swear this is
    so creamy’’ Which word indicates bias? A. swear
    B. this
    C. so
    D. creamy

    17. Which phrase reveals bias in the advertisement, ‘‘New Happy Maid Orange drink. A
    pulpy deal with no preservatives added!’’
    A. New Happy Maid
    B. Orange drink
    C. a pulpy deal
    D. no preservatives added
    18. What makes the advertisement line bias? ‘‘Make your holiday special with Mommy’s
    Choice Mayonnaise!’’
    A. It says that only mothers can have special holidays.
    B. It tells us that holidays can get better by buying the product.
    C. It explains that a special holiday is better than a mayonnaise.
    D. It gives mothers a choice of working even during a holiday break.

    19. Which word indicates bias in the statement, ‘‘Everybody loves roasted chicken!’’?
    A. everybody
    B. loves
    C. roasted
    D. chicken

    20. Which word indicates bias in the advertisement, ‘‘Better Juicy, the cheesiest hotdog!’’
    A. Better Juicy
    B. the
    C. cheesiest
    D. hotdog
    SUMMATIVE TEST IN ENGLISH VI
    QUARTER 2
    KEY TO CORRECTION

    Summative Test 3
    A.

    1. ✓

    2. ✓
    3. X

    4. ✓

    5. ✓
    6. X
    7. X
    8. X

    9. ✓
    10. X
    B.
    11. B
    12. A
    13. B
    14. A
    15. D
    16. A
    17. D
    18. B
    19. A
    20. C

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