DMMMSU COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
North La Union Campus Laboratory High School Department
Sapilang, Bacnotan, La Union
Evaluation Checklist for Vocabulary Skills
Name: __________________________________ Age: ______ Gender: ________
Course and Section: ________________________ Date Accomplished: ____________
Address: _______________________________________________________________
Purpose: The checklist is intended to find out the level of vocabulary skills in English
language.
PART I. INFORMATION
Direction: Put a check mark on the items that corresponds your answer.
Mother Tongue: Preferred Language as Medium of Instruction:
____ Ilokano ____ English only
____ Kankanaey ____ Tagalog only
____ Tagalog ____ Ilocano only
____ English ____ English and Tagalog
____ Others. Please specify ___________ ____ Others. Please Specify
Preferred genre of story to read:
____ Science Fiction
____ Fantasy
____ Romance
____ Paranormal
____ Historical
____ Others. Please specify___________
Preferred story language to read:
____ Tagalog
____ English
____ Others. Please specify
Preferred movie to watch:
____ Filipino Series/Movies
____ American Series/Movies
____ Others. Please specify____________
Laboratory High School Department
Part II.
Direction: Please check in the box which represents your English vocabulary level. Do not use
dictionary.
Scoring: Description:
Excellent -5 You know what exactly the word is.
Very Satisfactory -4 You know something about it.
Satisfactory -3 You’re familiar with the word.
Fair -2 You have guess about it.
Need Improvement -1 You did not encounter this word yet and
know nothing about it.
WORDS 5 4 3 2 1
Incline
Queue
Evident
Chaos
Nocturnal
Nostalgia
Idiomatic Expression 5 4 3 2 1
Out of League
Break a Leg
Cup of Tea
PHRASES 5 4 3 2 1
“World is rounding around judgement and bad
things for a long time now so better be safe
than hurt.”
“Ethics may have been impaired but if the
means begets a good outcome, then it’s worth
it.”
“The consequences that benefit the majority
should always excuse even the vilest scheme.
The end justifies the means.”