EAPP2111 Quarterly Exam

1. The congress has a session tomorrow.
In what uses of simple

present tense is this?
Answer: reference to the future
2. She’s thinking of going back to university and taking a ____graduate

course
Answer: under
3. The school fair is right around the corner, and tickets have just gone
on sale. We are selling a limited number of tickets at a discount, so
move fast and get yours while they are still available. This is going
to be an event you will not want to miss! First off, the school fair is a
great value when compared with other forms of entertainment. Also,
your ticket purchase will help our school, and when you help the
school, it helps the entire community. But that’s not all! Every ticket
you purchase enters you in a drawing to win fabulous prizes. And
don’t forget, you will have mountains of fun because there are acres
and acres of great rides, fun games, and entertaining attractions!
Spend time with your family and friends at our school fair. Buy your
tickets now! What is the purpose of the text?
Answer: To persuade
4. Thousands of people have taken part in a ______-democracy

demonstration.
Answer: anti
5. Ms. Min Chin teaches English and Literature. This sentence is an

example of?
Answer: Simple present tense
6. It is attached to the beginning of base words or root words to

change their meaning.
Answer: prefixes
7. They are attached to the end of base words or root words that can
change the word’s part of speech or its meaning.
Answer: suffixes
8. Wants to remember the main points in a selection already read just

before an exam is an example of?
Answer: Skimming
9. It starts from reading a text, then uses the background information
to understand a text
Answer: Deductive process
10. It is also reading in detail and paying close attention to the

main points the reader wants to learn.
Answer: Studying
11. It is used when the reader wants to remember the main points
in a selection already read just before an exam.
Answer: Skimming
12. You shouldn’t eat chicken that is ______cooked.

Answer: under
13. Senator Leila Delima used 19 drug lords jailed in the

penitentiary to take up to P5M a month each to fund her senatorial
bid and transferred those failing to meet their monthly quotas to sell
50 kilos of shabu to other prisons, witnesses told a congressional
hearing Tuesday.
Answer: Academic English
14. She works for a _________national company. It has offices in

over 30 countries.
Answer: inter
15. Burj Kalifa is the tallest building in Dubai. This sentence is an

example of?
Answer: Simple present tense
16. Read the story and identify what type of text is it.
Once upon a time there was a small possum who visited my house.
The possum was very tired and hungry. He went to different places
to find food, so he made a big mess around the house.
First, he went into the cupboard in the big kitchen. After that he
went to the small washing basket. The possum’s next stop was the
study room. Here he perched on the top of the bookshelf. Next, he
went to lounge and hid in the stereo. After visiting the lounge, he
went to the bathroom. In the bathroom he squirted all the
toothpaste out. Then he hid in the toilet.
Finally, the possum went to the bedroom and slept on the bed. He
looked very cute when sleeping.
Answer: Narrative Text
17. This skill is looking for specific information or fact without
necessarily reading everything in the text.
Answer: Scanning
18. The reader reads carefully and makes a variety of comments

about the text being read.
Answer: Critical Reading
19. A written text that tells a story and usually follows a familiar
structure.
Answer: Narrative Text
20. In many countries it is ___ legal to keep a gun in your house

Answer: il
21. The _______________is what the writer presents first by laying

down his or her primary argument about an important subject.
Answer: thesis
22. Everyone was watching me and I felt very ________ - conscious.

Answer: self
23. Letter combinations or syllables added at the beginning or end

of a word to change its meaning or part of speech.
Answer: affixes
24. It is related to a standards-based curriculum, including the

content areas of math, science, social studies, and English language
arts.
25. It is how an author feels about the topic he or she is writing

about.
Answer: authors perspectives
26. Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) is an infectious disease

caused by a newly discovered coronavirus. COVID-19 is caused by
one virus, called severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2,
or SARS-CoV-2. As SARS-CoV-2 has spread, it has evolved and
developed mutations, causing new variants of the disease. What
type of text is this?
Answer: General English
27. It involves the use of visual clues, titles and illustrations to
understand something indirectly stated in the text.
Answer: Drawing conclusions
28. “I was walking down the street late Thursday night. I was
trying to get home since my ride did not show up. Suddenly, two
masked robbers were trying to take money from me. ‘Give me your
wallet,” said one of the robbers. The other robber pushed me down
on some grass and held me down. I shouted out for help. I heard a
yell from one of the houses and saw a light turn on. A man who
looked to be in his forties chased one of the robbers and tackled
him. He was an off-duty police officer. Eventually, the police showed
up and found the other robber hiding in some bushes a block down.
I was lucky that I was not harmed badly and I got my wallet back.
Answer: To entertain
29. Australia promotes well-being for the whole of society, which

is reflected in extensive social welfare programs for its citizens.
Australians view self- importance negatively and are wary of
authority and of those who consider themselves: better than
others.” Their conversations are direct and literal, and they expect
the same in return. When you conduct business in Australia , avoid
pretentious titles and overblown presentations ( which may make
you a subject for ridicule). Australians value a straightforward,
modest approach. Downplay your knowledge and expertise, and let
your accomplishments speak for themselves. Emphasis is on ability,
not on rank. What is the purpose of the text?
Answer: To inform
30. English for Academic Purposes focus on the __________________

where the ‘rules’ and strategies of academic skills are different from
the general language skills.
Answer: Language skills
31. Looking for a phone number in a telephone directory is an

example of?
Answer: Scanning
32. Is formed by using the verb BE in present tense and the main
verb with –ing.
Answer: Present continuous tense
33. Uses verbs such as persuade, entertain, or inform, or a
combination of these.
Answer: author’s purpose
34. The twins are becoming more and more like her mother. In
what uses of present continuous tense is this?
Answer: A change in process
35. Gets updates about the current events from a newspaper is an

example of?
Answer: Skimming
36. Which of the following is NOT true about simple present

tense?
Answer: Describes actions or situations in progress at the moment
of speaking.
37. It is an interactive and socio-cognitive process involving a

text, a reader, and a social context within which the activity takes
place.
Answer: Reading
38. It is the rise and fall in the pitch of the voice when speaking. It
gives a sentence several different meanings depending on the
emphasis placed by the speaker.
Answer: intonation
39. My mother doesn’t like cola. In what uses of simple present

tense is this?
Answer: opinion
40. What is the root word in the word PREFER?

Answer: Fer
41. Ms. Min Chin teaches English and Literature. In what uses of
simple present tense is this?
Answer: facts/general truth
42. The author’s primary purpose is to compel readers to take

action, convince them of an idea through argument, or to reaffirm
their existing beliefs.
Answer: To persuade
43. A google search list on the internet is an example of?
Answer: Scanning
44. There was some _________agreement over the bill.

Answer: un
45. Explains by giving details about the thesis or main argument

presented in the introduction
Answer: Body
46. Relatively decontextualized and cognitively demanding.

47. Root words come from another language or language

structure and cannot stand alone in English as words.
Answer: True
48. What is the root word in the word MAINTAIN?

Answer: Tain
49. More extensive use of listening and speaking

50. I’m studying Geology at the University of Nebraska.

Answer: Extended present

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1. The congress has a session tomorrow.

In what uses of simple

2. She’s thinking of going back to university and taking a ____graduate

4. Thousands of people have taken part in a ______-democracy

5. Ms. Min Chin teaches English and Literature. This sentence is an

6. It is attached to the beginning of base words or root words to

8. Wants to remember the main points in a selection already read just

10. It is also reading in detail and paying close attention to the

12. You shouldn’t eat chicken that is ______cooked.

13. Senator Leila Delima used 19 drug lords jailed in the

14. She works for a _________national company. It has offices in

15. Burj Kalifa is the tallest building in Dubai. This sentence is an

18. The reader reads carefully and makes a variety of comments

20. In many countries it is ___ legal to keep a gun in your house

21. The _______________is what the writer presents first by laying

22. Everyone was watching me and I felt very ________ - conscious.

23. Letter combinations or syllables added at the beginning or end

24. It is related to a standards-based curriculum, including the

25. It is how an author feels about the topic he or she is writing

26. Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) is an infectious disease

29. Australia promotes well-being for the whole of society, which

30. English for Academic Purposes focus on the __________________

31. Looking for a phone number in a telephone directory is an

35. Gets updates about the current events from a newspaper is an

36. Which of the following is NOT true about simple present

37. It is an interactive and socio-cognitive process involving a

39. My mother doesn’t like cola. In what uses of simple present

40. What is the root word in the word PREFER?

42. The author’s primary purpose is to compel readers to take

44. There was some _________agreement over the bill.

45. Explains by giving details about the thesis or main argument

46. Relatively decontextualized and cognitively demanding.

47. Root words come from another language or language

48. What is the root word in the word MAINTAIN?

49. More extensive use of listening and speaking

50. I’m studying Geology at the University of Nebraska.

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