English Only Please
Which sentence is grammatically correct?
A. The students was ready for the game.
B. The students were ready for the game.
C. The students is ready for the game.
D. The students be ready for the game.
B
TRUE OR FALSE:
After Spain transferred control of the Philippines to the United States in 1898, fighting broke out between Filipino forces and the United States. The Philippine-American War began in 1899.
TRUE: The war began in February 1899, following increasing tensions between Filipino and American forces.
[DOUBLE POINTS - DRAW YOUR ANSWER]
Who was the Philippine president when the Japanese invaded the Philippines in 1941?
⭐ Manuel L. Quezon
💙 Sergio Osmeña
🌳 Jose P. Laurel
🌼 Manuel Roxas
⭐ Manuel L. Quezon
Mia walks into class carrying an umbrella. Her shoes are wet, and several students are shaking water from their jackets.
What can you reasonably infer?
A. It is probably raining outside.
B. The class went swimming.
C. Mia forgot her shoes.
D. The students just finished PE.
Which word is a compound noun?
A. beautiful
B. grandparent
C. soft-hearted
D. break down
B.
C and D are compound words, but C is an adjective and D is a verb.
Which sentence uses a compound noun correctly?
A. Dad left his sun glasses on the table.
B. My mother bought a new notebook.
C. I wrote the assignment on the white board.
D. Carlo forgot to bring his lunch-box.
TRUE or FALSE
On December 7, 1941, Japan attacked the American naval base at Pearl Harbor in Hawaii. Soon after, Japanese forces also attacked American and Filipino forces in the Philippines.
TRUE: The attack on Pearl Harbor was part of Japan's wider expansion in the Pacific during World War II.
Who became president of the Philippines under the Japanese-sponsored government during the occupation?
A. Manuel Quezon
B. Jose P. Laurel
C. Sergio Osmeña
D. Emilio Aguinaldo
B. Jose P. Laurel
[DOUBLE CPOINTS - ANALYSIS]
You notice that your group has been working for ten minutes, but one member hasn't said anything. Your classmate John keeps looking at the instructions and erasing his answers.
Infer how John may be feeling based on his actions.
Possible answer:
John may be unsure of what he is doing.
[Teacher will assess your team's response.]
TRUE or FALSE:
The Death March happened after the fall of Bataan.
TRUE: Approximately 75,000 to 78,000 Filipino and American prisoners of war were forced to walk roughly 60 to 65 miles from the Bataan Peninsula to Camp O'Donnell.
[DOUBLE POINTS - ACT YOUR ANSWER]
Choose the sentence with the correct subject-verb agreement.
GRIN 😁 Neither the teacher nor the students was ready.
WAVE 👋🏻 Neither the teacher nor the students were ready.
OKAY 👍🏻 Neither the teacher or the students were ready.
COVER EARS 🙉 Neither the teacher nor the students is ready.
WAVE 👋🏻 Neither the teacher nor the students were ready.
TRUE or FALSE
In January 1942, Japanese forces captured Bataan, where Filipino and American troops had made a major stand against the Japanese invasion. The prisoners captured afterward were forced to march in what became known as the Bataan Death March.
FALSE: While the Japanese declared the end of American Occupation of the Philippines in January, they were only able to bring the forces in Bataan to surrender in April of 1942.
[DOUBLE POINTS - NO CHOICES]
Who was the American general associated with the famous promise:
“I shall return.”
Clue: D _ _ _ _ _ s M _ _ A _ _ _ _ _
Douglas MacArthur
Your teacher says:
“I notice that several groups have already finished. Before you submit, check your answers carefully.”
What can she mean by this?
A. Students need to check their work before submitting.
B. Finishing a task correctly is more important than finishing first.
C. The teacher wants everyone to be more mindful of their work.
D. The teacher thinks it can be beneficial to students to look over their work.
[DOUBLE POINTS - Secret Choice]
E. ALL OF THE ABOVE.
Which sequence correctly shows the major events?
A. Corregidor → Pearl Harbor → Bataan → Death March
B. Pearl Harbor → Bataan → Death March → Corregidor
C. Bataan → Pearl Harbor → Corregidor → Death March
D. Death March → Bataan → Pearl Harbor → Corregidor
B.
These four historical touchpoints trace the tragic and heroic cascade of early World War II in the Pacific, connecting the initial Japanese strike to the defense and fall of the Philippines.
Which sentence is the best-written version?
A. Because the rain was heavy. The students stayed inside.
B. The students stayed inside, because the rain was heavy.
C. Because the rain was heavy, the students stayed inside.
D. Because, the rain was heavy the students stayed inside.
C
TRUE or FALSE
Bataan and Corregidor fell at the same time in early 1942, ending Filipino-American resistance in the Philippines.
FALSE: Bataan fell first. Corregidor followed a month after.
Who succeeded Manuel L. Quezon as president of the Commonwealth Government after Quezon died in 1944?
A. Jose P. Laurel
B. Sergio Osmeña
C. Manuel Roxas
D. Emilio Aguinaldo
B. Sergio Osmeña
Your group disagrees about an answer. One student says:
“Let's go back to the text. Maybe there's a clue we missed.”
What does this response suggest about the student?
A. The student is avoiding the problem.
B. The student is using evidence to solve the disagreement.
C. The student wants to end the activity.
D. The student doesn't trust the group.
B.
[DOUBLE POINTS - ANALYSIS]
Question:
A student reads this sentence:
“The classroom became silent as everyone stared at the clock.”
What can you reasonably infer?
The students may be waiting for something to happen.
[Teacher will assess your team's answer.]