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    This document contains a summary of three tests that are part of a summative grade 9 test. Test I involves writing the correct answer for questions about imagery, the goals of different types of writing, identifying authors and poems. Test II identifies onomatopoeia in sentences. Test III rewrites sentences with proper capitalization. The summary provides a high-level overview of the content and structure of the tests in the document.

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    SUMMATIVE

    TEST
    GRADE 9
    DIRECTION:
    TEST I: WRITE THE
    CORRECT ANSWER
    FOR EACH
    QUESTION
    1. Author’s use of
    five senses in order
    to help the reader
    imagine exactly what
    is being described.
    2. Imagery is the use
    of figurative
    language to address
    to our sense of
    hearing.
    3. Imagery is the use of
    figurative language to
    address our sense of vision.
    In that way, the reader can
    visualize what is happening
    in the story in her or his
    own mind.
    4. Imagery is
    addresses our sense
    of touch or that
    which we can feel
    with our skin.
    5. Imagery is using words
    to address to our taste
    buds. This way the writer
    is capable of making us
    taste the food he or she
    is describing in the story.
    6. Imagery is the
    using figurative
    language to address
    to our sense of
    smell.
    7. The goal of
    ______________
    writing is to write
    clear, concise, and
    colorful writing.
    8. The goal of
    ________________
    writing is to create
    an emotional appeal
    among the readers.
    9. The goal of
    _______________
    writing is to
    inform or present
    information.
    10. He was an
    American poet
    and the author
    of “A Psalm of
    Life”.
    11. The word
    “Psalm” means
    _____________.
    12. What is the
    overall message
    of the poem
    “Psalm of Life”?
    13. A personal type
    of writing where
    words flow and carry
    you along the realms
    of beautiful thought.
    14. The
    repetition of
    vowel sounds
    within words.
    15. Repetition of
    consonant sounds
    at the beginning of
    the words.
    16. It is the
    repetition of
    consonant sounds
    within and at the
    end of the words.
    17. A sound device
    used by poets to
    suggest actions,
    movements and
    meanings.
    18. A rewording
    of something
    written or
    spoken by
    someone else.
    19. It is a long,
    serious, poetic
    narrative about a
    significant event,
    often featuring a
    hero.
    20. “Beowulf”
    is what kind of
    poetry?
    21. He is the
    author of the
    “Seven Ages of
    Man”.
    22. The “Seven Ages
    of Man” is a
    monologue from “As
    You Like it” with the
    character named
    _________.
    23. Seven ages of
    man is an excerpt
    from the novel
    __________ by
    William
    Shakespeare.
    24. Give at
    least one out of
    seven ages of
    man.
    25. An ancient,
    powerful serpent,
    guards a horde of
    treasure in a hidden
    mound.
    26. The
    king of the
    Danes.
    27. A Geatish hero
    who fights the
    monster Grendel,
    Grendel’s mother, and
    a fire-breathing
    dragon. 
    28. The one retainer
    who comes to
    Beowulf's aid in the
    battle against the
    dragon.
    29. A demon
    descended
    from Cain.
    30. An
    unnamed
    swamp-hag.
    TEST II: SPOT THE
    ONOMATOPEA
    IN EACH
    SENTENCE
    1.  Ouch!  You just
    stepped on my toe.

    2. I had second thoughts


    about visiting Joe when
    his dog started to growl at
    me.
    3. Ahem! I can hear
    everything you are
    saying about me.

    4. Please whisper while
    you are in the library.
    5. On my first morning on the
    farm, I was awoken suddenly by
    the cock-a-doodle-do of the
    resident rooster.

    6.    Ticktock, ticktock… the


    sound of the clock was all that
    could be heard in the hospital
    waiting room.
    7. The bird fluttered his
    wings and flew from
    the cage.

     8. Yikes! That was a


    close shave.
    9. Ugh, that cough
    syrup tastes
    disgusting.

    10. Phew! I only just


    made it on time.
    TEST III: CAPITALIZATION
    REWRITE THE
    FOLLOWING SENTENCES
    CONSIDERING THE
    PROPER
    CAPITALIZATION.
    1. He was
    born in new
    york city.
    2. My favorite
    book is “the
    fellowship of the
    ring".
    3. gavin loves
    eating jollibee
    spaghetti.
    4. carlos miguel
    lives somewhere
    in barrio san
    juan.
    5. i’m studying
    at cabay
    national high
    school.

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