Q2 ENGLISH REVIEW SY25-26

A scientist battles against a rare and fast-acting virus that threatens to wipe out the human population. Which conflict is this?

The subtle attitude or perspective the author takes toward the subject that shapes the story’s voice.

A planned speech delivered in a natural, seemingly spontaneous way.

An astronaut's spaceship is taken over by a malfunctioning artificial intelligence (AI) that tries to kill the crew. Which conflict is this?

A student is called on by a professor and asked to immediately summarize the chapter they just read. What is the student forced to use?

A political candidate giving a major, televised policy address reads the entire speech off a teleprompter to ensure every word is precise. Which delivery method is being used?

What is the sequence of events in a story, including the beginning, middle, and end?

A speech delivered with minimal preparation, often based on a topic given on the spot.

The feeling a reader gets while reading.

The struggle of a futuristic character fighting a tyrannical, high-tech government represents which conflict?

What is the person, animal, or imaginary creature that takes part in the action of a literary work?

What is the primary goal of a persuasive speech?

Which rhetorical appeal attempts to persuade an audience by appealing to their emotions?

What is the driving force behind characters’ decisions, often presenting a moral or emotional dilemma?

What type of speech aims to educate the audience by defining, describing, or explaining a topic?

Factor in Public Speaking: If a doctor gives medical advice, which appeal is primarily established by their professional title and experience?

What technique uses a respected celebrity, expert, or public figure to endorse a product or idea?

What type of speech is designed primarily to amuse, celebrate, or help the audience relax, often using humor or storytelling?

A professional storyteller performs a famous monologue perfectly, having spent weeks committing the exact text to memory. Which delivery method is this?

What technique is the opposite of Glittering Generalities, as it uses derogatory or negative labels to attack an opponent without evidence?

Factor in Public Speaking: If a speaker uses statistics and charts to support a claim, which appeal are they focusing on?

What is the most common type of external conflict, where the protagonist is pitted against another character?

A public service announcement features a tragic, emotional interview with a woman whose life was ruined due to reckless driving, directly followed by a message about safe driving laws. What technique is this?

What technique attempts to persuade the audience by creating the sense that "everyone else is doing it," and you should join to avoid missing out?

A politician gives a speech with the core message, "Vote for me, and I will bring back prosperity and true American values to this great state!" What technique is this?

What is the time and place in which the action of a story occurs?

A young student, paralyzed by stage fright, stands frozen at the podium, fighting her overwhelming anxiety to begin her presentation. Which conflict is this?

What is the central message, moral, or insight about life or human nature that the story conveys?