Republic of the Philippines

Department of Education
Region VIII
Samar Division
District of San Jose De Buan
Babaclayon Integrated School
ENGLISH 10
Summative Test 4th Quarter
Instruction: Read the questions carefully and Choose the letter of the best answer. Write the
chosen letter on a separate sheet of paper.

1. These are the properties or characteristics of people, things or situations that change or
vary.
A. Variables C. Data
B. Research D. Target Population

2. The variable that is being tested.

A. data B. Variables
C. dependent variable D. Independent Variable

3. This is a basic principle that is assumed to be true and from which a conclusion can be
drawn.
A. Conceptual Framework B. Population
C. Assumption D. Paradigm

4. This is a set of assumptions and perceptual orientations shared by members of the research
community.
A. Conceptual Framework B. Analysis
C. Assumption D. Paradigm

5. These are the facts, statistics, figures or evidences collected during the study.
A. Variables C. Data
B. Research D. Target Population

6. What is a tool that includes structured sets of questions on specified subjects that are used
to gather information, attitudes, or opinions?
A. Questionnaire C. Survey
B. Data D. Experiment

7. What kind of source is immediate, first-hand account of a topic, from people who had a
direct connection with it?
A. Secondary C. Tertiary
B. Primary D. Journalistic

8. What is the factual information [as measurements or statistics] used as a basis for
reasoning, discussion, or calculation?
A. Questionnaire C. Survey
B. Data D. Experiment

9. What kind of source is one step removed from primary sources which can cover the same
topic, but add a layer of interpretation and analysis?
A. Secondary C. Tertiary
B. Primary D. Journalistic

10. What is a list of all of the sources you have used (whether referenced or not) in the process
of researching your work?
A. Source C. Bibliography
B. Citation D. Footnote
11. What is a tool that includes structured sets of questions on specified subjects that are used
to gather information, attitudes, or opinions?
A. Questionnaire C. Survey
B. Data D. Experiment

12. What kind of source is immediate, first-hand account of a topic, from people who had a
direct connection with it?
A. Secondary C. Tertiary
B. Primary D. Journalistic

13. What is the factual information [as measurements or statistics] used as a basis for
reasoning, discussion, or calculation?
A. Questionnaire C. Survey
B. Data D. Experiment

14. What kind of source is one step removed from primary sources which can cover the same
topic, but add a layer of interpretation and analysis?
A. Secondary C. Tertiary
B. Primary D. Journalistic

15. What is a list of all of the sources you have used (whether referenced or not) in the process
of researching your work?
A. Source C. Bibliography
B. Citation D. Footnote

16. Which of the following is NOT an example of a Secondary Source?

A. Dissertation B. Letters
C. News Article D. Encyclopaedia

17. What kind of citation provides all necessary details about that source of information?
A. In-text Citation
B. Middle-text Citation
C. Final paper Citation
D. End-of-paper Citation

18. In writing a bibliography, which of the following should NOT be included?

A. Author’s Name C. Name of Publication
B. Title of the Book D. Number of Pages of the Book

19. Why do researchers have to conduct an interview?

A. To be informed
B. To be knowledgeable
C. To gather information
D. To have a deeper understanding of what the interviewee is talking about

20. How do researchers provide citations?

A. They can simply copy the entire information from someone else's idea.
B. They can directly quote, paraphrase or summarize the essential elements of someone else's
idea in their work.
C. They can only read someone else's idea and use only a few words in their work.
D. They can simply use the work of others by copying it word for word.
21. It explains or describes technical terminologies.
A. context C. operational definition
B. literal definition D. technical definition

22. It conveys the thing that one intends to convey by language.

A. context 3. It is the specific meaning of a word or phrase given to it by the group of people
who use the word in their specific context.
A. context C. operational definition
B. literal definition D. technical definition

23. It changes the meaning of words and sometimes their grammatical form.
A. concept C. definition
B. context D. meaning

24. Tongue is a part of a belt buckle. This is an example of __________ definition.

A. concept C. definition
B. context D. operational

25. When finding examples, you gather details from what/

A. Speeches C. Debate
B. Wikipedia D. Personal experiences and research

26. When should exemplification be used?

A. To clarify C. To explain
B. To persuade D. All of the above

27. How should you order or arrange your examples?

A. Ascending order C. Both will work
B. Descending order D. Neither of the two

28. Vitamin C is found in colorful vegetables. _______________, bell peppers have a lot of Vitamin C.
A. Such as C. Namely
B. For example D. Like

29. Officers can easily become more environmentally- friendly by, ______________ using recycled
paper.
A. Like C. Such as
B. For instance D. E.g
p
30. It explains or describes technical terminologies.
A. context C. operational definition
B. literal definition D. technical definition

31. It conveys the thing that one intends to convey by language.

A. context C. explanation
B. definition D. meaning

32. It is the specific meaning of a word or phrase given to it by the group of people who use the
word in their specific context.
A. context C. operational definition
B. literal definition D. technical definition

33. It changes the meaning of words and sometimes their grammatical form.
A. concept C. definition
B. context D. meaning

34. Tongue is a part of a belt buckle. This is an example of __________ definition.

A. concept C. definition
B. context D. operational
35. A flash drive is a small, lightweight, portable USB device that allows users to store, carry and
transfer files.
A. context C. operational
B. literal D. technical

36. Bitterness is the inward evidence that we are more concerned with things that will be
destroyed with time.
A. context C. operational
B. literal D. technical

37. A Christian is one in whom Christ lives.

A. context C. operational
B. literal D. technical

38. DepEd is the government agency that formulates, implements, and coordinates policies,
plans, programs, and projects in areas of formal and non-formal basic education.
A. context C. operational
B. literal D. technical

39. An elephant is a large mammal with a prehensile trunk, long ivory tusks, and large ears.
A. context C. operational
B. literal D. technical

40. Why do researchers have to conduct an interview?

A. To be informed
B. To be knowledgeable
C. To gather information
D. To have a deeper understanding of what the interviewee is talking about

TRUE or FALSE: Write true if the sentence is correct. Write false if the sentence is
wrong.

_________1. Extended definition helps us to clearly understand the meaning of words.

_________2. There are several techniques to do extended definition of words.
_________3. You are proficient in a language if you know how to define words.
_________4. Historical reference is one of the techniques in expanded definition that uses
history as a basis of the meaning of the word.
_________5. “The word democracy comes from the Greek words "demos", meaning people,
and "kratos" meaning power,” is an example of a sentence that uses Negation in defining.
_________6. Interviews cannot be done face-to-face or over the telephone.
The internet is also emerging as a tool for interviewing.
_________7. Secondary sources are one step removed from primary sources,
though they often quote or otherwise use primary sources.
_________8. Speeches, diaries, letters and interviews are examples of
secondary sources.
_________9. The word research came from the Middle French Word
"recherche", which means "to go about seeking".
_________10. Citation is a reference to the source of information used in your
research.
ENGLISH 10 4TH QAURTER

The following are the basic terminologies you need to understand.

1. Abstract – a clear summary that shows the important contents of the study. It is usually
found in the beginning pf the article. Below is a sample an abstract.

2. Data – Facts, statistics, figures or evidences collected during the study. See example below.

3. Variables- Properties or characteristics of people, things or situations that change or vary.

There are two kinds of variables are:
a. Independent Variable – The variable that is changed and controlled in an experiment
to test the effects on the dependent variables.
b. Dependent Variable – The variable that is being tested.

4. Proposition- The statement that expresses relationship between concepts.

Examples;
relationship between playing mobile games and player’s behavior

5. Conceptual Framework – An inter related concepts put together by relevance.

6. Assumption – Basic principle that is assumed to be true and from which a conclusion can
be drawn.
Example: The plasma from the blood of the COVID-19 patients is a potential cure for the
infection.

7. Target Population- The set of individuals or object with common characteristics selected for
a research study.

8. Sampling –The process of selecting sample from the target population to represent the entire
population.

9. Analysis –Method of sorting, organizing and interpreting data to answer research question
and to draw inferences.

10. Paradigm- This is a set of assumptions and perceptual orientations shared by members of
the research community. This also includes the research method employed in the research.

2 Types of Information Resources

1. Primary Sources = are immediate, first-hand accounts of a topic, from people who had
a direct connection with it.
2. Secondary Sources = are one step removed from primary sources, though they often
quote or otherwise use primary sources.

Bibliography = is a list of all of the sources you have used (whether referenced or not) in the
process of researching your work.

Citation = is a reference to the source of information used in your research. Any time you
directly quote, paraphrase or summarize the essential elements of someone else's idea in your
work, an in-text citation should follow.
Interview = is a conversation for gathering information

in-text citation = is a brief notation within the text of your paper or presentation which refers
the reader to a fuller notation, or end-of-paper citation, which provides all necessary details
about that source of information.

technical definition = It explains or describes technical terminologies.

Definition = It conveys the thing that one intends to convey by language
operational definition = It is the specific meaning of a word or phrase given to it by the group of
people who use the word in their specific context.
Context = It changes the meaning of words and sometimes their grammatical form.
operational = Tongue is a part of a belt buckle. This is an example of __________ definition.
Technical = A flash drive is a small, lightweight, portable USB device that allows users to store,
carry and transfer files.
definition is the thing one intends to convey especially by language.
Technical definitions could be used in expanding the vocabulary since most of these terms are explained in the exact
manner
Operational definition is the specific meaning of a word or phrase given to it by the group of people who use the word in
their specific context
Extended definition is the meaning of an idea or word that is presented in a longer, paragraph format