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Test 1. LITERATURE
Directions: Read each item carefully and write the letter of the most appropriate answer before each number.
5. Consider the statement "In death, there is life." Such seemingly self-contradictory statements are called ...
- a. Oxymoron b. synecdoche c. metonymy d. simile
6. Metonymy is exemplified in which line?
TEST 2. COMPREHENSION
Comprehension Directions: Read the selection carefully. Then, answer the following questions. Choose the
letter of the correct answer.
1)A practical joke is not something which is said but nothing which is done and it is usually intended to
make people laugh at somebody. 2) So long as the person upon whom a joke is played is not hurt, or not put in
danger of being hurt, practical joking is only for fun. 3) You may hide a friend’s books, and be amused when he
loos everywhere for them. 4) But if you pull a chair away just as he is sitting down, or put something for him to
pull over, he may seriously injure himself. 5) Such practical jokes are foolish 1. To what/whom does the
pronoun “he” refers to in sentence 3? a. books b. everywhere c. friend 2. Why do people joke? a. to hurt people
b. to make people laugh c to injure someone 3. which statement is not true? a. pulling away a chair hurts b.
practical jokes are foolish c. jokes are fun at all times 4. sentence 1 which is a topic sentence is a/an ____ a.
explanation b. definition c. result 5. The best title for the selection is _____. a. jokes are foolish b. joking is part
of friendship c. practical joke