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Arellano University: Read and Follow Each Instruction Carefully. No Erasures Are Allowed

1. The document is a test from Arellano University's Jose Rizal Campus in Malabon City. 2. It contains multiple choice, fill-in-the-blank, and short answer questions testing grammar, parts of speech, verb tenses, punctuation, and subject-verb agreement. 3. The test covers simple and compound subjects/predicates, types of sentences, changing verbs to different tenses, distinguishing sentence functions, modifying sentences with correct punctuation and capitalization, identifying verb tenses (present perfect, past perfect, future perfect), and subject-verb agreement.

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Arellano University: Read and Follow Each Instruction Carefully. No Erasures Are Allowed

1. The document is a test from Arellano University's Jose Rizal Campus in Malabon City. 2. It contains multiple choice, fill-in-the-blank, and short answer questions testing grammar, parts of speech, verb tenses, punctuation, and subject-verb agreement. 3. The test covers simple and compound subjects/predicates, types of sentences, changing verbs to different tenses, distinguishing sentence functions, modifying sentences with correct punctuation and capitalization, identifying verb tenses (present perfect, past perfect, future perfect), and subject-verb agreement.

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Arellano University
Jose Rizal Campus
Malabon City
First Periodical Test

Name: ______________________________________ Score: ____________


Year and Section: __________________________ Date: _____________

Read and follow each instruction carefully. No erasures are allowed.

I. Identify the following terms in accordance to their meanings indicated in the items
below, choose the correct answer from the choices inside the box.

Simple Subject Sentence Compound Subject


Complete Subject Simple Sentence Subject Simple Predicate
Complete Predicate Predicate Compound Verb

______________1. This names the person, place, thing, or idea the sentence is about.
______________ 2. This refers to a group of words that expresses a complete thought.
______________ 3. This is the verb or the verb phrase in the complete predicate.
______________ 4. This type of sentence may have a compound subject or a compound
predicate, or both.
______________ 5. This sentence includes all the words used to identify the person, place,
thing, or idea that the sentence is about.
______________ 6. This is the main word in the complete subject.
______________ 7. These are two or more subjects in one sentence that have the same verb
and are joined by a conjunction.
______________ 8. These are two or more verbs that have the same subject and are joined by
a conjunction.
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II. Read each sentence below. Change the verb inside the parenthesis into its correct
tense and write the answer in the blank provided.

9. She ___________ (put) on a purple pantsuit.


10. It seems as if it ___________ (rain) every day this past week.
11. Soon you ___________ (find) out the truth.
12. I predict that dog ___________ (bark) all night.
13. I ___________ (crave) some peanuts.
14. I ___________ (try) to do better in the coming term.
15. We ___________ (fight) hard, but we still lost the election.
16. I ___________ (stop) at the very next shop I see.
17. Darren ___________ (walk) me to school every day last year until he broke his leg.
18. Tomorrow ___________ (catch) me after school.

III. Distinguish the Function or Purpose of the sentence. Write DS if it is a Declarative


Sentence, IMS if it is an Imperative Sentence, INS if it is an Interrogative Sentence,
and ES if it is an Exclamatory Sentence. Provide the answer on the blank before the
number.

________ 19. Why don’t you turn off all the unnecessary lights?
________ 20. You are so impractical!
________ 21. Kindly interpret this poem for me.
________ 22. We really don’t watch television too often.
________ 23. She saves a portion of her allowance.
________ 24. Did you finish your assignment on time?
________ 25. Do you see any unusual rocks in this stream?
________ 26. Cheers to poets!

IV. Modify the following sentences using the correct punctuation and capitalization. Write
your answer in the space provided.
27. the speaker of the house of representative is now in visayas
____________________________________________________________________________
28. to expand their power and spread christianity europeans began to explore the world around
them
____________________________________________________________________________
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29. mother said be sure to come home early


____________________________________________________________________________
30. the major religions of the world are christianity islam buddhism and hinduism
____________________________________________________________________________
31. in our country trick or treat has become a feature of halloween especially in the cities
____________________________________________________________________________
32. the three magi were believed to have come from the east
____________________________________________________________________________
33. tourists love to participate in the sinulog festival in cebu and the masskara in bacolod
____________________________________________________________________________
34. she can speak filipino english hiligaynon and chabacano
____________________________________________________________________________

V. Compare the following sentences and indicate 1 if they belong to the Present Perfect
Tense, 2 if for Past Perfect Tense, and 3 if it belongs to Future Perfect Tense. Write
the answer on the blanks provided.

________ 35. I have put the money in the machine.


________ 36. I had finished my homework before mom called me for dinner.
________ 37. By the time the show is over, Marie will have danced for 40 minutes.
________ 38. The class has been outside for recess.
________ 39. My sister has taken martial arts lessons for six years.
________ 40. By the time I am 18, I will have saved over 2,000 pesos.
________ 41. Jeff tried to hide the vase because he had broken it.
________ 42. Do you think the cafeteria will have cooked enough pizza for all of us?
________ 43. Will had won the race every year until this year.
________ 44. I had watched almost all of the show before the power went off.
________ 45. I will have done my book report before the deadline.
________ 46. I had ironed my uniform when the lights went out.
________ 47. It has rained since early this morning.
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VI. Identify which form of verb is correct in accordance to the Subject-Verb Agreement.
Encircle the correct form of the verb provided in the parenthesis.

48. There (has been, had been) a mistake in your work.

49. One of the windows of the house (is, are) small.

50. Each boy and girl (has, have) a partner.

51. Larry, along with his friends, (plan, plans) to work.

52. The man, not his children, (is, are) being accused.

53. Physics (is, are) Cassie’s favorite subject.

54. Some of the company’s property (was, were) sold.

55. None of the children (want, wants) to go home.

56. Cake and ice cream (was, were) served to the guests.

57. Indonesia (consist, consists) of more than 13, 600 islands.

58. The building (occupy, occupies) a lot of space for new trees to grow.

59. The diverse environment (offer, offers) particular challenges.

60. A hummingbird’s heart (beat, beats) 615 times a minute.

“While one person hesitates because he feels


inferior…
the other is busy making mistakes and is becoming
superior.”
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- Henry C. Link

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