I. MULTIPLE CHOICE Directions: Encircle The Letter Of The Correct Answer, 1-2 It Is…
I.
MULTIPLE CHOICE
Directions: Encircle the letter of the correct answer,
1-2
It is a figure of speech in which words are used to express something that is different from the actual meaning or, at
times, is the exact opposite of its intended meaning.
A Dramatic Irony
B. Verbal Irony
C. Situational Irony (D)Irony
3-4
A character believes something and the opposite is true. The audience knows that the character is working under false
beliefs.
A. Dramatic Irony
D. Irony
B. Verbal Irony
C. Situational Irony
his
5.6
“The Gift of the Magi,” the wife cuts her long hair and sells it to be able to buy her husband a chain for
pocket watch. The husband sells his pocket watch to buy his wife a comb. This is an example of what type of Irony?
A. Dramatic Irony
B. Verbal Irony
D. Irony
C. Situational Irony
7.8
When the complete opposite of what is expected occurs. The audience (readers, listeners, or viewers) are certain about
the ending but the opposite situation happens.
C. Situational Irony
D. Irony
A Dramatic Irony B. Verbal Irony
9-10 When a character or a person says one thing but means the complete opposite. Ironic statements are used to convey a
meaning that is exactly the opposite of the literal meaning
C. Situational Irony
B. Verbal Irony
D. Irony
A. Dramatic Irony
11-12 Emotions are elicited when a character plays nice and kind to another while the audience knows that the character is
planning to kill the person.
C. Situational Irony
A.
B. Verbal Irony
D. Irony
Dramatic Irony
13-14 “A fire station burned down” is an example of what type of Irony?
Dramatic Irony
B. Verbal Irony
C. Situational Irony D. Irony
15-16 Is a type of graph that shows data in a circular graph. The sections of the graph are proportional to the fraction of the
whole of each category.
B. Pictograph
A. Pie Chart
C. Bar Graph
D. Venn Diagram
17-18 Uses circles that overlap or don’t overlap to show the commonalities and differences among things or groups of
things. Things that have commonalities are shown as overlapping circles while things that are distinct stand alone.
A. Pie Chart
B. Pictograph
C. Bar Graph
D. Venn Diagram
19-20 Is the representation of data using images. It represents the frequency of data while using symbols or images that are
relevant to the data.
A. Pie Chart
B. Pictograph C. Bar Graph
D. Venn Diagram
21-22 Is a graph that plots data using rectangular bars or columns (called bins) that represent the total number of
observations in the data for that group.
A. Pie Chart
B. Pictograph
C. Bar Graph
D. Venn Diagram
25-26 Are form of graphic organizers that precipitate and organize data on multiple traits connected with a lot of subjects or
topics
A. Tables
B. Line Graph
C. Flowchart
D. Graphic Organizer
27-28 Also known as a line plot or line chart. It is a graph that uses lines to link individual data points
that
represent
quantitative values over a given time interval.
A Tables
B. Line Graph
C. Flowchart
D. Graphic Organizer
29-30 Is a visual and graphic display that depicts the relationships between facts, terms, and or ideas within a learning task.
A. Tables
C. Flowchart
D. Graphic Organizer
B. Line Graph
Explanation:
1-2 D irony
3-4 A dramatic irony
5-6 C situational irony
7-8 C situational irony
9- 10 B verbal irony
11-12 dramatic irony
13-14 verbal irony
