ENGLISH 7 REVIEW QUIZ

What is the type of imagery used in the sentences: "The juicy, tangy flavor of the orange burst in my mouth, leaving a refreshing taste"?

• GUSTATORY IMAGERY

• OLFACTORY IMAGERY

• AUDITORY IMAGERY

• VISUAL IMAGERY

What type of humor in literature is used in the sentence, “My mother cried a river of tears when she saw my grades.”

• PUN

• HYPERBOLE/EXAGGERATION

• INCONGRUITY

• SLAPSTICKS

What is the main conflict in the story “A Clever Husband and His Wife” by Dean S. Fansler?

• It is a disagreement between two friends.

• It is the problem between the haciendero being tricked by the couple and their clever ideas.

• It is a struggle between a husband and wife over household chores.

• A disagreement over inheritance between siblings.

What is the lesson of the story “A Clever Husband and His Wife” by Dean S. Fansler?

• It's better to be honest than to use trickery.

• Always trust strangers.

• Cleverness and wit can overcome challenges.

• Money is the most important thing in life.

In the given sentence what is the type of imagery used? “That night, Kapre allowed fury to take control. He could hear his voice, shouting from a place that shared no parts of him.”

• VISUAL IMAGERY

• OLFACTORY IMAGERY

• AUDITORY IMAGERY

• TACTILE IMAGERY

What is the past tense of the verb "see"?

• seen

• saw

• seed

• sawed

A group of friends was on a camping trip last night. While in the middle of the forest, they saw a half-human, half-horse creature that tricked them into wandering around. What creature is being described?

• TIKBALANG

• MANANANGGAL

• KAPRE

• DIWATA

What is the past tense of the verb "speak"?

• SPOKE

• SPOKEN

• SPEAKED

• SPOKED

At Balete Drive, many drivers who passed that road reported seeing a lady in a long white dress that resembled evening wear. She usually has long hair and seems to be floating.

• WHITE LADY

• DIWATA

• KAPRE

• DUWENDE

What type of humor is used in the sentence, “A zebra’s attempt to play hide and seek.”

• Hyperbole

• Incongruity

• Surprise

• Pun