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CONPEREY LEARNING CENTER Caticlan, Malay, Aklan

FINAL EXAM in English 4 March 17, 2009

____ Name: _________________________ Score: __________

I. A. Underline the verbs in each sentence. Write on the blanks whether it is in Past, Present or Future Tense.

___________ 1. Cristopher John will go away if we don’t mind him.
___________ 2. I passed the bar exam!
___________ 3. The timid girl silently answered the test.
___________ 4. Some students said that Mathematics is one of their difficult subjects.
___________ 5. Jordyn and Jaren compute the Math problems.
___________ 6. The teacher solves the first problem with enthusiasm.
___________ 7. We are going to practice using the calculator.
___________ 8. It shall take longer than we expected.
___________ 9. I enjoy learning languages.
___________ 10. Father is going to work as waiter in Saudi Arabia.

I. B. Complete the following sentences by writing the appropriate tense of the verb in the parentheses.

(recite) 1. Kent ____________ a poem by Jose Rizal during the Linggo ng Wika.
(cook) 2. For Bryan’s birthday on the 30th, I ____________ lasagna.
(provide) 3. Cellular phones ____________ greater opportunity for people to communicate by calling and sending SMS & MMS.
(treat) 4. Dr. JPR ____________ the eyes of his patients esp. his mother’s.
(trap) 5. Most spiders ____________ other insects in their silken webs.
(resume) 6. Classes ____________ in five minutes right after our short break.
(rehearse) 7. Students ____________ tomorrow on what to do when there is earthquake or fire.
(reprimand) 8. The librarian ____________ those who are noisy this morning.
(learn) 9. I and my sister ____________ to play the piano when we were in the elementary.
(inspire) 10. Classical music ____________ me to write poems.
II. In which section of the library you will go if…

1. your class plans for a film showing?

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