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GENERAL INSTRUCTION: Read each item carefully and choose the best answer from the
choices given.
* Required
MASS COMMUNICATION
1.
1. Which one of the following statement defines situational context
ofinterpersonal communication?
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1 point
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It concerns your reactions to other other person
It deals with the psycho-social “where” you are communicating
It is who you are and what you bring to interaction.
It deals with the physical “where” you are communicating.
2.
Which one of the following is an interpersonal need to establish identitywith
others?
Mark only one oval.
Inclusion
Control
Affection
Power
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What is the reason that communication is not a cure-all for the problems
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weexperience?
Mark only one oval.
Because communication has the potential for creating or intensifying problems
Because communication has the potential for eliminating problems
Because communication has the potential for abolishing problems.
Because communication has the potential for purging problems.
4.
When it comes to listening, many of us are guilty of some bad habits.
*
1 point
Forexample:
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Instead of listening we think about what we are going to say next while the other
person is still talking.
We are not easily distracted by the speaker’s mannerism or by what is going on
around us
We try not to interrupt people before they have finished talking.
We do not drift into daydreams
5.
Determining the audience’s attitude toward you as the speaker is an
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1 point
aspectof?
Mark only one oval.
Analyzing the audience
Analyzing the speaker
Analyzing the occasion
Analyzing the audience and the speaker
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What does gripping the lectern, having clenched fists and constant clearingof *
the throat covey?
1 point
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Open or confident
Dictorial or arrogant
Insecure or nervous
Happy or pleased
7.
All of the following steps are essential to an effective response of questions, *
EXCEPT:
1 point
Mark only one oval.
Listen
Discern
Anticipation
Answer
8.
8. A primary factor to consider when deciding on the setting for a
presentation is how to create:
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1 point
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A noisy environment
The greatest degree of comfort for the audience
Multicoloured lighting arrangement
A hot atmosphere
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9. When visuals are designed for a presentation, they should not be used t: *
1 point
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Eliminate vagueness
Take the place of words
Simplify complex info
Emphasize important points
10.
10. Diagrams are excellent for conveying all of the following. Except: *
1 point
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Info about size
Info about shape
Info about structure
Info about audience
11.
11. In a persuasive message, how opposing ideas should be treated? *
1 point
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Cited, then refuted
Ignored
Mentioned only when necessary
Not mentioned
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12. Which of the following is not considered as a purpose of a resume? *
1 point
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To secure an interview
Tool job of a search
To take a leave
To kindle employer interest
13.
13. An effective opening to an interview is likely to contain all of the
following,except for a(n):
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1 point
*
1 point
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Greeting and building rapport
Summary
Orientation
Motivation
14.
14. Which of the following is not a part of the writing plan of a reservation
letter?
Mark only one oval.
A fast-start opening which identifies the type of room desired and the days needed
A section which mentions arrival and departure times
A section describing the quality of the room you booked in the other hotel
A courteous, action-oriented closing, which mentions your desire for a confirmation
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15. In which of the following types of letter, the technique of using
aconditional (if or when) statement to imply that the audience could
havereceived, or might someday receive, a favourable answer, is used?
*
1 point
*
1 point
*
1 point
Mark only one oval.
Persuasive news letter
Disappointing news letter
Good news letter
Direct-request letter
16.
16. Which of the following do’s must be followed in preparing
disappointingnews messages?
Mark only one oval.
Apologize for the action you are taking
Use an accuratory use
Consider using an implicit refusal than an explicit refusal
Using company policy as the reason for dustifying the refusal.
17.
17. An effective writing emphasizes on which the type of info to show
courtesyto readers?
Mark only one oval.
Negative information
What can be done?
What can not be done?
Discourteous writing
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18. Which of the following is used to introduce the reader to a
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1 point
*
1 point
*
1 point
longer,accompanying message?
Mark only one oval.
Transmittal memo
Interoffice memo
Announcements memo
Page memo
19.
19. Which of the following is a message written to use within the
organization?
Mark only one oval.
Memorandum
Letter
Application
Report
20.
20. Which of the following should be avoided in writing persuasive
message?
Mark only one oval.
A balance of emotional and logical appeals
Use of an up-front hard sell
Compromise
Thinking that persuasive is a process
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21. Which of the following is always written in capital letters in a business
letter?
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1 point
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Signature
Subject line
Addresse notation
Salutation
22.
22. Which of the following is the primary tool of your job search? *
1 point
Mark only one oval.
Resume
Resignation letter
National identification card
Birth certificate
23.
23. What type of info should be given in the letters responding to the
inquiryabout a person?
*
1 point
Mark only one oval.
General info
Specific info
Negative info
Biased info
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24. An audience centered approach can be achieved in a letter by
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1 point
*
1 point
payingattention to:
Mark only one oval.
Using ‘YOU” attitude
Choosing positive words
Using respectful language
All of the given options
25.
25. All of the following tips should be kept in mind while filling up a
jobapplication from except.
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Read the instructions on the form carefully before beginning to improve it
Upon completion, review the entries for completeness and accuracy.
Answer the open ended questions with an exaggerated question.
Complete every blankon the form – even if you have to insert entries like “None”,
“Not applicable”
26.
26. Which of the following senetnces has courteous writing? *
1 point
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You did not read myletter
Please refer to my June 10 letter
Why didn’t you read my letter?
Read my new letter
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27. Which of the following is the best example of ‘emphasis’? *
1 point
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Students should be motivated and have interest in presenatation, and have requires
and others.
Students should have requisites and be motivated for presentations.
Students should be motivated for presentation
Students should be motivated when they have requisites for presnetaion
28.
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1 point
29. Ex-president General Pervaiz Musharif’s decision of removing Chief
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Justiceof Pakistan Iftakhar Mohammad Chaudhary from his office on March
1 point
28. “Today morning an accident took place at Wahdat road” The answer
towhich W is missing in the statement.
Mark only one oval.
Where
Why
When
What
29.
9, 2007can be considered which of the following styles of leadership?
Mark only one oval.
Authoritarian
Laissez-Faire
Democratic
Popular
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30. All of these are tools of persuasive messages except. *
1 point
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Focus on your goal
Use difficult language
Anticipate opposition
Provide sufficient support
31.
31. Context Is the way the message is delievered and is known as: *
1 point
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Paralanguage
Lateral language
Contextual lnagugae
Hyper language
32.
32. Which of the following is an inaccurate statement pertaining to
managingquestions from the audience?
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1 point
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You should answer a question immediately, even if you plan to discuss the
information.
You should try to frame answers in ways that promote your goal.
You should anticipate likely questions
You should address the answer to the entire audience
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33. Which of the following any not be considered as a lnagugae barrier in
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1 point
acommunication?
Mark only one oval.
Differences in interpretation of statements
Inadequate vocabulary
Proper level of language
Good health
34.
34. Which is less likely to generate defensiveness? *
1 point
Mark only one oval.
Being expressive
Being focused on solving problems and not controlling others
Demonstarting an attitude of equality
Being honest
35.
35. Suppose you are thinking about planning your weekend trip with
yourfamily and suddenly an idea strikes in your mind to invite all relatives
*
1 point
athome instaed of going out at weekend. You immediately approach
yourfamily members and convey the idea to them You can actually involved
inwhich of the following steps of the communication process?
Mark only one oval.
Encoding the message
Decoding the message
Giving feedback
Creating noise
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36. Suppose a husband and wife are having a serious discussion on
*
domesticmatter and by that time their kid wakes up and starts crying, the
wife rusehstowards the little child leaving the discussion in between. In this
1 point
scenarioyou would relate the crying child with which of the following elemnt
ofcommunication?
Mark only one oval.
Noise
Channel
Message
Feedback
37.
37. Television was invented by ------------------------------ *
1 point
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Walter Bardeen
William Shockley
Marshall McLuhan
John Logic Baird
38.
38.Group discussion is a form of -------------------------------- *
1 point
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a.dyadic communication
b.multiadic communication
c.mass communication
d.interpersonal communication
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39. -------------------------is a function of mass media *
1 point
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a.surveillance
b. noise
c.message
d.cognition
40.
40. Connotative meaning comes out of ---------------------- *
1 point
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a.literary meaning
b.emotions and experiences
c.mass communication
d. semantics
41.
41. Information Super Highway refers to communication through--------------- *
----------------
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a.TV cables
b. internet
c. newspapers
d. radio
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42. Which of the following is true? *
1 point
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a.group communication is always dyadic
b.TV is a visual medium
c.Radio is an audio medium
d. hoarding is an audio visual medium
43.
43. Silence is a powerful form of ----------------------------------. *
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. inaction
b.communication
c.aversion
d.prevention
44.
44. Which one of the following is not a characteristic of TV? *
1 point
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a. democratic medium
b. mobile medium
c.living room medium
d. medium of immediacy
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45. Encoding relates to ------------------------------- *
1 point
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a.channel
b.receiver
c.source
d.feed back
46.
46. Feed back in communication means ---------------------------------- *
1 point
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a.message
b.response
c.frame of reference
d.noise
47.
47. Radio and TV provide --------------------------------------. *
1 point
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a.group communication
b.interpersonal communication
c.human communication
d. mediated communication
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48. Which of the following is the most perishable form of medium? *
1 point
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a. film
b. newspaper
c.book
d. magazine
49.
49. Which one of the following media caters to only one of our senses? *
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a.TV
b. Radio
c.film
d.newspaper
50.
50. Semantic noise relates to ------------------------------ *
1 point
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a. channel
b. encoder
c. meaning
d.source
CAMPUS JOURNALISM
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1. What is the Campus Journalism Act of the Philippines? *
1 point
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a. RA 7709
b. RA 7079
c. RA 7097
d. RA 9707
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*
1 point
3. Which refers to the responsibility of a journalistto have commitment in his *
work?
1 point
2. Which refers to the Press’ duty of imparting eventsto our society with a
view to present them later on,in decent manner to the society people?
Mark only one oval.
a. Social responsibility
b. Professional responsibility
c. Legal responsibility
d. Ethical responsibility
53.
Mark only one oval.
a. Social responsibility
b. Professional responsibility
c. Legal responsibility
d. Ethical responsibility
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*
1 point
5. Which is the responsibility of journalists to includethe principles of
*
truthfulness, accuracy,objectivity, impartiality, fairness, publicaccountability,
and “limitation of harm” in theirpractice.
1 point
4. Which refers to a journalist’s responsibility of notintervening with or
invading into someone’s privacyor releasing confidential matter until it is
requiredto be brought notice to the public?
Mark only one oval.
a. Social responsibility
b. Professional responsibility
c. Legal responsibility
d. Ethical responsibility
55.
Mark only one oval.
a. Social responsibility
b. Professional responsibility
c. Legal responsibility
d. Ethical responsibility
56.
6. Which role of media is akin to horse race journalism? *
1 point
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a. Scorekeeper
b. Watchdog
c. Gatekeeper
d. Agenda setter
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7. “Never use the ideas, words and concepts of otherswithout giving credit
to sources” – is one of theCampus Journalism don’ts, which refers to?
*
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. Plagiarism
b. Deception
c. Conflict of interests
d. Sloppy reporting
58.
8. Don’t report a story if you are not completelyindependent of the story. *
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. Plagiarism
b. Deception
c. Conflict of interests
d. Sloppy reading
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9. Never invent any characters, events or quotations inyour story. *
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. Fake news
b. Deception
c. Conflict of interests
d. Poor news judgment
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*
1 point
11. Don’t offer news to your readers that areirrelevant to their interests and *
1 point
10. Deliberate falsehoods masked as news circulatingwith the intent of
purposefully deceiving theaudience.
Mark only one oval.
a. Poor news judgment
b. Fake news
c. Sloppy reporting
d. Deception
61.
lives.
Mark only one oval.
a. Poor news judgment
b. Fake news
c. Sloppy reporting
d. Deception
62.
12. Writing news stories with careless and reckless disregard for verifying
facts such that the story becomes riddled with factual inaccuracies.
*
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. Poor news judgment
b. Fake news
c. Sloppy reporting
d. Deception
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13. Which of the following prominent journalismfigures is often credited with *
advancing the practiceknown as yellow journalism by famously helping
topropel the United States into war with Spain?
1 point
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a. John Peter Zenger
b. William Randolph Hearst
c. Benjamin Franklin
d. Edward R. Murrow
64.
14. Which of the following best describes a primarydifference between
feature stories and news stories?
*
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. News stories usually include researched,reflective, thoughtful writing about
original ideas; while feature stories are short and direct.
b. News stories generally cover topics in depth and amplify the most interesting
elements, while feature stories reveal only information that is crucial to basic
understanding.
c. Feature stories use the inverted pyramid style to explain situations or
occurrences while news stories rely solely on facts that can be verified.
d. Feature stories are human-interest articles that focus on particular people,
places and events, while news stories report the latest news.
65.
15. Which of the following best demonstrates thejournalistic principles of
headline writing?
*
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. Controversial $20 million school budget passes in 4 to 3 vote
b. School board discussed new budget during intense meeting
c. Millions of tax dollars wasted by school board in new budget
d. $20 million approved! School board votes in favor of student success
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16. A journalism teacher is reviewing tips onwriting better leads. The
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teacher presents the classwith different leads to the same story about a
wintersnowstorm.
I. One quarter
1 point
of an inch.That’s all the snow it took to send cars slidinginto ditches during a
surprise spring snowstorm.
II. Old man winter is back again.Students at Morse High School were
amazed to seesnow falling yesterday in a rare spring storm.
The teacher asks the students to choose
one leadand explain why it is the best. Using thisstrategy helps the students
realize that
Mark only one oval.
a. leads must be complete sentences.
b. “when” and “where” must always be addressed in the lead.
c. “why” and “how” are more important in leads than “who” and “what.”
d. using “who” in the lead is very important, especially when the story concerns
students.
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17. Which of the following is a primary reason forstudents to use a
journalism stylebook?
*
1 point
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a. It is recommended basic outlines and structuresfor journalists based on
common practices in thefield.
b. It provides essential principles for both conventional language and journalistic
techniques.
c. It offers instruction and assignments that classroom teachers can use to
educate young journalists.
d. It presents examples of outstanding journalistic works for students to use as
models and inspiration.
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18. A student is taking photos for a newspaperarticle about a rash of cell
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phone thefts on campus.An anonymous source provides a tip as to where
themissing cell phones may be found. The studentbelieves that it is possible
to use a zoom lens andcapture a photo of possible evidence through a
windowat another student’s house. Which of the followingis the most
appropriate response by the teacher tothe student?
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. Encouraging the student to get the clearest possible photo
b. Recommending that the student select a different story to pursue
c. Accompanying the student to make sure nothing goes wrong
d. Explaining to the student why taking the photo would be unethical and
potentially illegal
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19. The following is the first sentence of thecaption that a photo editor
created for a photo froma school bake sale.“The Student Council sells the
last red velvetcupcake during the bake sale last Friday.”Which of the
following is the most appropriateimprovement to the caption?
*
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. Avoid incongruity by using the time element as adjectival information. Suggested
improvement: “The Student Council sells the final red velvet cupcake of last Friday’s
bake sale.”
b. Provide proper attribution by identifying the photographer. Suggested
improvement: “The Student Council sells the last red velvet cupcake during the bake
sale last Friday in order to raise funds for local shelters.
c. Prevent confusion by identifying the purpose of the bake sale. Suggested
improvement: “The Student Council sells the last red velvet cupcake during the bake
sale Friday in order to raise funds for local shelters.”
d. Acknowledge the oldest students in the photo. Suggested improvement:
“Seniors Kelly Rapur and Carlos Ortiz sell the last red velvet cupcake to a sophomore
during the bake sale last Friday.”
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20. A major difference between reporters andeditorial writers is that editorial *
writers must beable to
1 point
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a. Compare and contrast differing sets of ideas andpersonalities
b. Distinguish between fact and opinion.
c. Recognize the contextual information required for a piece of writing.
d. Use arguments to promote a point of view.
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21. The lead that follows is most likely for whichtype of journalistic writing?
The governor announced his long-awaited educationalplan this week.We
would all be better off it he had taken even moretime.
*
1 point
*
1 point
Mark only one oval.
Review
Editorial
News
Feature
72.
22. Which cutline or caption best illustrates thecorrect use of tense, voice,
grammar, and punctuationin journalistic writing?
Mark only one oval.
a. A layup is scored by Terrier forward Eileen Winn (22), who is seen streaking past
Columbus defender Mary Thomas (33). Winn was the leading scorer in the Terrier’s 5849 victory.
b. Terrier forward Eileen Winn (22) streaks past Columbus defender Mary Thomas
(33) for a layup. Winn led all scorers in last night’s 58-49 Terrier victory.
c. Terrier forward Eileen Winn (22), streaking past Columbus defender, Mary
Thomas (33), goes to the basket for a layup. Winn scored more points than anyone else
in the Terrier’s 58-49 victory.
d. Scoring forward Eileen Winn (22) streaks past an opponent, Columbus defender
Mary Thomas (33). Winn was the high scorer in a game that ended in a 58- 49 Terrier
victory.
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23. Evergreen is a term that journalists apply tomaterial that *
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. is likely to require a follow-up story.
b. is appropriate for publication at any time.
c. can be easily verified.
d. Sheds new light on a familiar story.
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24. Read the paragraph and identify items in thisorder: the attribution,
quotation, and paraphrase.“We hope,” said James Owens (II), recreation
directorat Central High, “that the snack area will provide(I) health
*
1 point
refreshments for students betweenclasses.” He explained that special
efforts had beenmade to meet dietary (III) specifications from theschool’s
dietitian.
Mark only one oval.
a. II, I, III
b. I, III, II
c. I, II, III
d. III, I, II
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25. Select the headline that best suggests a humanintereststory. *
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. Dog saves couple from house fire
b. Conflict flares again in Middle East
c. Tropical storm gathers strength
d. Students rally for budget increases
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26. Which news element is suggested by the followingnewspaper headline? *
Budget showdown looms
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. Proximity
b. Conflict
c. Consequence
d. Prominence
77.
27. Which photo description best illustrates thenews values of conflict and
proximity in the contextof a high school newspaper?
*
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. Student cars in a police lot after they were impounded for illegal parking at
school
b. Cheerleaders performing a difficult pyramid at a football game
c. Students in mathematics class working on computers
d. A student receiving an award for academic honors at a National Honor Society
meeting.
78.
28. While interviewing the school principal for astory, a student reporter
operates an audiotaperecorder hidden in her backpack. She does not
tellthe principal she is audiotaping the interview. Thereporter’s actions
constitute
*
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. Invasion of privacy
b. Appropriation
c. Disruption
d. Spreading falsehoods.
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29. Which is the best example of a student editor ofa student-produced
newspaper applying the ethicalprinciple of seeking truth and reporting it?
*
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. The editor insists that all reporters be able to verify the accuracy of their news
stories before they are printed.
b. The editor refuses to accept an advertisement from the owner of a business who
is the subject of a story.
c. The editor includes critical letters and e-mails from readers among the letters
that are selected to be printed in the newspaper.
d. The editor refuses to publish the names of several students who have been
accused by another student of cheating on an exam.
80.
30. A student reporter has been assigned to write astory about a new
*
science teacher at the school. Thereporter has created a list of questions to
ask theteacher during the interview. Midway through theinterview, the
teacher mentions an interesting andunusual job she once had as a scientist
on an Arcticexpedition. The reporter’s best response would beable to
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. Ask the teacher for time to prepare a new set of questions for an additional
interview that will focus on her work in the Arctic.
b. Listen attentively to what the teacher has to say about her work in the Arctic and
then continue with the original set of questions as planned.
c. Incorporate into the interview several questions aimed at eliciting more
information about the teacher’s work in the Arctic.
d. Ask the teacher whether she prefers to completethe planned interview or spend
more time discussing her work in the Arctic instead.
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*
1 point
32. What journalistic value is compromised when youaccept gifts, favors or *
compensation from those whomight seek to influence coverage?
1 point
31. Which news media has less of a problem withinvented quote and
stories than others?
Mark only one oval.
a. TV
b. Radio
c. Print media
d. Satellite radio
82.
Mark only one oval.
a. Integrity
b. Truth
c. Fairness
d. Accountability
83.
33. Which is a news peg among the parts of aneditorial below? *
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. The SONA is characterized by achievements of the administration.
b. The SONA delivered on July 27, 2015 is PNoy’s last
c. The SONA lavishly commented cabinet secretaries.
d. The SONA subtly endorsed Mar Roxas as presidential bet.
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34. Which is a staccato lead among the following? *
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. The American artist faced allegations following his non-appearance in a concert.
b. Fearless. Objective. Impactful
c. “I resigned for delicadeza.” Said former CHED Chairman Rose Agapito.
d. He was quiet until he learned he won jackpot in the lottery.
85.
35. Which is the correct news headline among thefollowing? *
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. Reyes, Santos quit SC
b. Reyes & Santos quit SC
c. Reyes & Santos resigned
d. Reyes, Santos resigned
86.
36. Which is the correct news headline among thefollowing? *
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. Santiago: “I was there”
b. Santiago: ‘I was there’
c. I was there said Santiago
d. “I was there,’ said Santiago
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37. Which among the following is the least importantto mention in a
summary lead for sports?
*
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. Winner
b. Score
c. Venue
d. Audience
88.
38. Which rule is followed using quotations andparaphrases in news? *
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. Start with paraphrase
b. Alternate them
c. Use either
d. Avoid them
89.
39. Which is not true about editorial writing? *
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. It must be short.
b. It must be based on news.
c. It must be opinionated.
d. It must be written by the editor-in-chief.
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40. Which is a beat among the following? *
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. Police station
b. Press conference
c. Infoganda
d. Propaganda
91.
41. Which is the meaning of the underlined phrase inthe excerpt? “As of the *
pres time, the senator isabroad and has not issued a statement.”
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. As of now
b. Before the publication
c. After the writing of the article
d. As of yesterday
92.
42. What is not true about quoted statements ofpeople in articles? *
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. They must be corrected using bracket when there are grammatical errors.
b. There must be insertions for clarifications in the event they are unclear.
c. They must be verbatim.
d. They must be paraphrased.
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43. Which is true about editorial cartoons? *
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. They must contain familiar symbolism
b. They must be related to the editorial
c. They must be abstract
d. They must contain words
94.
44. Which is a correct photo cutline in journalism? *
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. Barrack Obama is in black
b. Obama shakes hands with APEC
c. Obama opens APEC in Malaysia Sunday
d. Barrack Obama delivers his opening remarks last Sunday
95.
45. Which statement/s is/are libelous when noevidence is presented? I.
*
Funds were released when needed but liquidationdocuments were missing.
II. The recipients denied receiving the supplies andmaterials. III. Bidding
procedures were violated with fakesignatures.
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. I only
b. II only
c. I, II, and III
d. II and III
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46. Which statement is a clear distinction betweennews and features? *
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. Length
b. Topic
c. Events
d. Treatment
97.
47. If an inaccuracy is brought to the attention ofthe paper, it should
*
1 point
immediately publish any of thefollowing except
Mark only one oval.
a. Rectification
b. Erratum
c. Correction
d. Verification
98.
48. In writing the news story, the following are tobe avoided except *
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. Padding
b. Playing up the dominant
c. Colorizing
d. Editorializing
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49. The instinct of a reporter to identify or sortout news from an array of
facts is a skill that iscalled the newsman’s sixth sense and referred to as
*
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. Expertise
b. Watchdog function
c. Nose for news
d. Objective journalism
100.
50. Planted news is one of the techniques of *
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. Investigative journalism
b. Propaganda
c. Fact finding
d. Backgrounder
SPEECH AND STAGE ARTS
101.
1. In the study of communication, noise is best defined as? *
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. people interrupting someone who is thinking
b. anything that interferes with the message being heard or understood
c. thoughts that distract the listener
d. discussing things that are off the main topic
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2. Folding your arms in front of you makes it seem as if you are? *
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. warm and friendly
b. very angry
c. distant and unwilling to talk
103.
3. If someone does not understand what a speaker is saying, he or she
should?
*
1 point
*
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. ignore that part of the conversation
b. try to figure it out on his or her own
c. ask other people what they think the speaker means
d. ask the speaker questions for clarification
104.
4. When listening to instructions, the best way for listeners to make sure
they get all the information is to?
Mark only one oval.
a. take notes and compare them with co-workers' notes
b. read a book about the topic later on
c. ask questions, but wait until the person has stopped talking
d. take notes, ask questions, and repeat a summary of the instructions
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5. An important attribute of an effective speaker is the ability to ? *
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. inject humor on the job site with practical jokes
b. explain and simplify complex topics
c. conduct multiple conversations with workers
d. make others feel too inferior to speak openly
106.
6. Common documents that construction professionals need to read on
the job site include
*
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. construction drawings, code books, and installation manuals
b. legal briefs, permits, and subpoenas
c. contracts, warrants, and encyclopedias
d. literary reviews, argumentation papers, and essays
107.
7. Special features in books that help readers locate information include *
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. drawings and photographs
b. dictionaries and encyclopedias
c. tables of content, indexes, and glossaries
d. safety related cautions and warnings
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8. When reading instructions or a series of steps, one should *
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. read only the steps that he or she doesn't know
b. perform the steps if he or she doesn't understand them
c. read the directions completely
d. skim the directions quickly
109.
9. The rough draft of a document you are writing should *
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. follow an outline and incorporate your research
b. be as close to perfect as possible
c. be complete before any research has been done
d. be complete before an outline has been created
110.
10. What is an important practice in writing to avoid errors that can cost
time and money?
*
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. Handwriting any document before using a computer
b. always writing in the first person
c. Proofreading the work for accuracy
d. writing at a high reading grade level
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11. When you are the public speaker, the principle of ethos refers to
*
1 point
*
1 point
*
1 point
_____.
Mark only one oval.
a. your credibility
b. your emotional appeal to the people
c. the logic of your presentation
d. your appearance
112.
12. In the speaker-focused model of speaker-message-event-audienceeffect, which of the following would represent an effect?
Mark only one oval.
a. The audience learns new information.
b. The audience is a group of professional women.
c. The message is very logical.
d. The room is very hot.
113.
13. Which of the following is NOT a limitation of the speaker-focused
model of communication?
Mark only one oval.
a. Speaker-focused communication is limited to public speaking engagements.
b. It is difficult to measure the effects of external distractions in speaker-focused
c. Your audience has little or no chance to respond during your message.
d. You have to consider your audience.
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14. Which of the following would probably have the LEAST impact on your *
message preparation?
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. Material that is suitable to the presenter
b. A comfortable room
c. Content that appeal to the selected audience
d. A sound flow of logic
115.
15. Which of the following is NOT one of the five critical elements in
*
1 point
*
1 point
speaker-focused communication?
Mark only one oval.
a. The message
b. The travel itinerary
c. The audience
d. The speaker
116.
16. In the two-step flow communication model, who directly receives the
mass media's messages?
Mark only one oval.
a. The opinion leaders
b. The influence seekers
c. All the people influenced by the messages
d. The informational channel formers
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17. What is the first step of the two-step process in the Two-Step Flow
Communication Model?
*
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. The mass media send their message.
b. The opinion leaders spread their own interpretation of the mass media
message to others
c. The opinion leaders receive the mass media message.
d. The mass media formulate their message.
118.
18. What is the second step of the Two-Step Flow Communication Model? *
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. The mass media formulate their message.
b. The opinion leaders receive the mass media message.
c. The opinion leaders spread their own interpretation of the mass media
message to others.
d. The mass media send their message.
119.
19. In the Two-Step Flow Communication Model, how powerful is the mass *
media's influence?
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. Not at all. People are not persuaded by the media at all.
b. Very! The mass media send a message, and those who listen to, watch, or read
it immediately accept and believe it.
c. Somewhat. Opinions leaders receive the mass-media messages, but they then
spread their own interpretations of the message to others.
d. Somewhat. Not everyone listens to, watches, or reads the same mass-media
messages.
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20. What is meant by the term ''channel'' in the Shannon-Weaver Model? *
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. The person who the message is for.
b. The distractions that cause the message to fail.
c. The signals used to transcribe the message.
121.
21. Which answer is TRUE about Claude Shannon and Warren Weaver,
inventors of the Shannon-Weaver Model of Communication?
*
1 point
*
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. Their research contributed to the computer science industry.
b. They were both mathematicians.
c. Their communication model is not widely used today.
d. They were both engineers.
122.
22. In the Shannon-Weaver Model of communication, a _____ turns the
signal into a message.
Mark only one oval.
a. channel
b. noise
c. encoder
d. decoder
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23. Noise in the Shannon-Weaver Model is defined as which two of these *
things?
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. Calculating or intentional
b. Definite or indefinite
c. Physical or psychological
d. Mental or emotional
124.
24. What component of the Shannon-Weaver model did Weaver add that
*
1 point
*
1 point
made the communication process cyclical?
Mark only one oval.
feedback
decoder
noise
channel
125.
25. Which of these is a positive associated with the Osgood-Schramm
model?
Mark only one oval.
a. Both parties are able to participate in communicating equally.
b. Communication is relegated to various channels.
c. The model allows for multiple participants on both sides.
d. The way the message is interpreted may be lost or changed.
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26. The structure of the Osgood-Schramm model could best be compared *
to which of these?
1 point
Mark only one oval.
triangle
straight line
square
circle
127.
27. What are semantic barriers in communication? *
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. Beliefs or experiences that may alter the way a message is interpreted.
b. The way that the sender encodes a message for delivery and acceptance.
c. The types of channels being used to communicate between sender and
recipient.
d. The use of the same message from sender to recipient and back again.
128.
28. How does field of experience play into the Osgood-Schramm model? *
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. It is part of another model, not the Osgood-Schramm model.
b. It eliminates the meaning of the message between the sender and recipient.
c. It facilitates messages thanks to commonality between the participants.
d. It prevents messages from clearly being understood due to experiences and
background.
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29. Which of these is the best example of the Osgood-Schramm Model of *
Communication?
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. A football coach delivering instruction to an entire team.
b. A television reporter giving a breakdown of the day's news
c. A college president delivering a speech to an audience.
d. A boss conducting an annual review of an employee.
130.
34. In Mr. Kozar's French Fry Model the step of taste testing the French
fries is most closely related to which step of the Universal Systems
(Process) Model.
*
1 point
Mark only one oval.
input
message
process
output
131.
What is effective communication? *
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. When receiver receives the message from sender
b. When receiver and sender message is the same
c. When sender sends the message to receiver
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What are the skills needed to perform face to face communication? *
1 point
Mark only one oval.
Verbal and written skills
Non-verbal and written skills
Verbal and non-verbal skills
No Skills are needed
133.
In the study of communication, noise is best defined as? *
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. people interrupting someone who is thinking
b. anything that interferes with the message being heard or understood
c. thoughts that distract the listener
d. discussing things that are off the main topic
134.
Folding your arms in front of you makes it seem as if you are? *
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. warm and friendly
b. very tired and sleepy
c. distant and unwilling to talk
d. the group leader
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When reading instructions or a series of steps, one should *
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. read only the steps that he or she doesn't know
b. perform the steps if he or she doesn't understand them
c. read the directions completely
d. skim the directions quickly
136.
Which of the following is an active articulator? *
1 point
Mark only one oval.
LOWER LIP
ALVEOLAR RIDGE
HARD PALATE
UPPER TEETH
137.
Body language is also known as ___________ _______________. *
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. nonverbal communication
b. physical properties
c. verbal assurances
d. none of the above
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Which part of the tongue forms the front wall of the pharynx? *
1 point
Mark only one oval.
TIP
FRONT
BACK
ROOT
139.
In the articulation of nasal sounds, the __________is lowered, and the air *
1 point
passes through the nose.
Mark only one oval.
HARD PALATE
TONGUE
UPPER LIP
SOFT PALATE
140.
This articulator is called the voice box. *
1 point
Mark only one oval.
PHARYNX
PALATE
LARYNX
TONGUE
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Principal organ of phonation. *
1 point
Mark only one oval.
PHARYNX
TRACHEA
LARYNX
VOCAL CORDS
142.
What is a situation that calls for using your active listening skills? *
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. riding the bus to school
b. Watching TV
c. Listening to Taylor Swift's new CD
d. When a teacher explains the homework assignment
143.
Why is it called “active listening”? *
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. You stay active rather than sitting around.
b. It requires a lot of multi-tasking.
c. You use your eyes and brain as well as your ears.
d. You look much focused.
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Which one is NOT one of the ways to give feedback when listening? *
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. repeat the information back
c. reflect how the speaker probably feels
b. give advice
d. put their statement in your own words, to clarify.
145.
Zoe is giving a presentation on the Midwest region of the US. If you’re
actively listening you might ________.
*
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. speak over her to describe your trip to Nebraska
b. raise your hand in the middle of the presentation to invite Zoe to the mall after
school
c. raise your hand at the end to ask her to clarify if Kansas is part of that region
d. stay quiet while daydreaming about your trip to Iowa in May
146.
Nigel is actively listening to Courtney. He is most likely ________. *
1 point
Mark only one oval.
a. nodding and trying to put himself in her shoes
b. telling Courtney she is wrong before she finishes speaking
c. waiting patiently for his turn to speak, so he can change the subject to
something more interesting facing away from Courtney
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A friend tells you, “I’m afraid my boyfriend is seeing his old girlfriend
*
1 point
behind my back; I don’t know what to do. I can’t live without him.” Which of
the following responses is a paraphrase?
Mark only one oval.
a. You’re afraid your boyfriend is seeing his old girlfriend behind your back, you
don’t know what to do, and you can’t live without him.
b. Don’t worry. I’m sure it’s not true. He loves you.
c. You’re feeling very insecure because your relationship was never very strong.
d. You’re very afraid that your boyfriend may still have feelings for his old girlfriend
and you’re afraid you’ll lose him.
148.
A conversational style is characterized by what? *
1 point
Mark only one oval.
A. An elevated vocabulary
B. Simple sentence structure
C. Minimal use of first-person pronouns
D. Correct spelling and punctuation
149.
Public speaking is *
1 point
Mark only one oval.
A. A completely different skill set than a conversation.
B. Just like writing for an audience.
C. Similar to conversations but with a few differences.
D. Ineffective.
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People have a fear of listening when *
1 point
Mark only one oval.
A. The topic is too simple.
B. They are seated in a large room.
C. Circumstances are laid-back.
D. You present a complex or obscure topic
151.
If you ask for a show of hands as the response to a question in your
introduction, you are analyzing your audience.
*
1 point
Mark only one oval.
A. Before selecting a topic.
B. After being assigned your topic.
C. At the last minute.
D. During the presentation.
CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENT LITERATURE
Directions: Choose the best answer among the options given.
152.
Who is the first man to write lessons books for children? *
1 point
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Aldhem of Malsbury
Aldhem of Malmesbury
William Caxton
William Hamington
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What are the contents of Babies Boke? *
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rules of behavior for boys trained to become knights
good manners and right conduct
morality
courtesy
154.
*
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Charles Perrault's Tales of My Mother Goose is considered as what type of *
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It is the first book for children to handle and it contains the alphabet and
the Lord's Prayer.
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ABC Book
Chapbook
Hornbook
Courtesy Book
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book?
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ABC Book
Chapbook
Hornbook
Courtesy Book
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Books for children in England and America were influenced by fear of God, *
1 point
religious instructions and preparation for death. What type of idea is it?
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Christian
Catholic
Islamic
Puritan
157.
Who is the Father of Children's Literature? *
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Jan Newberry
John Newbery
Jan Newbery
John Newberry
158.
Who collected and compiled German stories not only to entertain children *
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but also to record them scientifically for posterity?
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Jacob and Wilhelm Grim
Isaac and John Watts
Hans Christian Andersen
Edward Lear
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What was the famous book of Edward Lear that focuses on laughter and
*
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humor?
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Book of Sense
Book of Laughter
Book of Nonsense
Book of the Days
160.
Who is the author of Alice in Wonderland? *
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Charles Perrault
Grimm's Brothers
Louisa May Alcott
Lewis Carol
161.
Who is the author of Alice in Wonderland? *
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Charles Perrault
Grimm's Brothers
Louisa May Alcott
Lewis Carol
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Matching Type *
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conveys its
message
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longer than
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longer than
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connotes that
This are
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lengthy that
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drugstores
which are
and large
found in
discount
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163.
Angela is having the time of her life on a cruise ship with food and fun all
around her. Just as she is preparing for the limbo competition, the ship
*
1 point
crashes into an iceberg, which punctures the hull and causes the ship to
sink. Now she and a group of strangers must fight for survival on a life raft
deep in the ice-cold ocean waters with limited supplies. Can she stay alive
until a rescue team arrives?
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Man vs. Self
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It's 1938 and Max Schnell is a native German citizen wondering if the
world has gone mad around him. His Jewish friends and neighbors have
*
1 point
*
1 point
been forbidden to own businesses, work in retail stores, drive cars, go to
the movies, or attend public schools. Seeking to raise awareness and to
build a resistance against this anti-Semitic movement, Max begins printing
an underground newspaper. How long can Max continue his publishing
activities without being caught by the Nazis? Will it be long enough to
make a difference?
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Man vs. Society
Man vs. Self
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Jan was born in a middle class family and received many privileges and
advantages, many of which she didn't even realize that she was receiving.
When she went away to college and met people from other backgrounds
and places, she began to realize just how unfair society could be. Now Jan
wants to make a change and is calling for the radical redistribution of
wealth, but as her movement gains traction she attracts some unwanted
attention. Will Jan be incarcerated or assassinated for expressing her
revolutionary ideas or will she back off and quietly appreciate her
privileges once again?
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Beth wanted to look just like the famous pop star Lady Goo-goo, so she
*
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*
1 point
went to the hair stylist and requested a drastic new haircut, one that
required her shaving half of her head. When she left the hair stylist, it
looked pretty good, but now it is the morning of a school day and she finds
that she cannot recreate the look. Can Beth pull off the Lady Goo-goo
look? Will she be able to muster the courage to go to school if she cannot?
Find out in this thrilling epic.
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Man vs. Man
Man vs. Society
Man vs. Self
Man vs. Nature
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167.
John Black is a computer hacker with the latest and most powerful
encryption software installed on his system. Unfortunately, he has
managed to lose the only copy of his 46-character password. Now John
must summon all of his expertise and perhaps get a bit lucky to break into
his own system. Will John ever regain access?
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Jason has moved to the Oklahoma territory in hopes of starting a new and *
1 point
better life for his family as a farmer. There's just one problem: Jason can't
get any crops to grow on his land. He's tried using fertilizers, rotating
crops, and praying, but the land remains barren. Just as Jason's dream is
about to end, he is assisted by a Native American medicine man who
teaches Jason how to properly nurture his crops on this land, but is it too
late?
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Man vs. Man
Man vs. Society
Man vs. Self
Man vs. Nature
Man vs. Technology
Man vs. Supernatural
169.
Erowyn is a mystic dragon-rider from the land of Gnarr. He has everything *
1 point
that a dragon-rider could want: a strong lance, a sturdy saddle, and a
powerful dragon. One day while he is riding over Carowall, an evil wizard
casts a spell that turns Erowyn's dragon against him. Now Erowyn will
understand what it means to face off against a dragon, and he will have to
summon all of his abilities to survive.
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Franz was once the best ballerina dancer in Europe, until he was involved *
in a tragic dancing accident that shattered his ankle bone. After several
1 point
surgeries and months of physical therapy, Franz was told that he might
never dance again. Join Franz as he pushes the limits of recovery and
anatomy on a quest to regain his former grace and poise as a lead dancer.
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171.
A man living in a dystopia begins to realize the extent of the ruling party’s
power and the hypocrisy with which they rule. He tries to fight against the
*
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Party by educating himself and teaming up with a few other people to
change the system.
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Man vs. Society
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A man living in a dystopia begins to realize the extent of the ruling party’s
*
1 point
power and the hypocrisy with which they rule. He tries to fight against the
Party by educating himself and teaming up with a few other people to
change the system.
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Man vs. Man
Man vs. Society
Man vs. Self
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173.
A group of lines placed together to create a poem is called a(n)...? *
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Stanza
Paragraph
Form
Poem
174.
"Boom" "Crack" "Pow" These are all examples of: *
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Alliteration
Imagery
Onomatopoeia
Repetition
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The beat created by the sounds and words in the poem is called? *
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Refrain
Repetition
Speaker
Rhythm
176.
A word or sound repeated throughout a poem is called? *
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Refrain
Rhythm
Rhyme
Repetition
177.
What is it called when a word or image is used to represent something
else? Ex: An apple representing education
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Imagery
Symbolism
Onomatopoeia
Alliteration
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What is the pattern of rhyme a poem follows called? *
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Rhyme
Rhythm
Rhyme Scheme
Alliteration
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What is it called when the word at the end of a line rhymes with a word at
the end of another line?
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End Rhyme
Line Rhyme
Internal Rhyme
External Rhyme
180.
A group of words together to create a poem is known as...? *
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Form
Stanza
Line
Sentence
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What are two lines of poetry called? *
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Octet
Tercet
Quartet
Couplet
182.
What is the "attitude" a writer takes toward the subject or audience of a
*
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*
1 point
poem?
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Tone
Mood
Rhyme
Scheme
183.
What is the feeling that a poem creates for the reader? It can be positive
or negative.
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Tone
Mood
Rhyme
Scheme
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What is poetry written without any rhyme, rhythm or form? It sounds
*
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natural like everyday conversation
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Haiku
Tanaga
Free Verse
Acrostic
185.
What describes something as larger or wildly different than it actually is? *
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Mood
Imagery
Tone
Exaggeration
186.
What describes something as larger or wildly different than it actually is? *
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Mood
Imagery
Tone
Exaggeration
187.
Mood is the repetition of consonant sounds in poetry. *
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True
False
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*
1 point
There was once an ugly duckling. The other ducks laughed at her, and she *
felt ashamed. However, as she developed, they saw that she was not a
1 point
Once a cat was in a hurry. She ran across the street without looking. She
narrowly escaped being hit by a car.
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Don't steal.
Look both ways before crossing the street.
Necessity is the mother of invention.
One good turn deserves another.
189.
duck at all. She was actually a swan, and she was beautiful.
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Look both ways before crossing the street.
Don't steal.
Slowly but surely wins the race.
We all are capable of improvement.
190.
Once a frog jumped off an embankment into what he assumed was a
pond. Unfortunately it was not a pond; it was just a ditch. There was a
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raccoon in the ditch that ate him.
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Respect your elders.
Don't steal.
Look before you leap.
Don't be boastful.
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There was once a tiny fish that was tired of being in the school of fish all
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the time. He picked a fight with a couple of the other fish, and said "I don't
need you, I'm leaving." So he swam away, without the protection of the
group, and was soon eaten by a bigger fish.
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Slowly but surely wins the race.
Don't be lazy.
We are all capable of improvement.
United we stand, divided we fall.
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