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MAJORSHIP
LET September 2023
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1.Which refers to the instructional strategies that
make up the art or science of knowledge?
A.Psychology
B.Methodology
C.Pedagogy
D.Andragogy
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1.Which refers to the instructional strategies that
make up the art or science of knowledge?
A.Psychology
B.Methodology
C.Pedagogy
D.Andragogy
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C. Pedagogy - art, science, or profession of
teaching.
D. Andragogy – adult education. Selfactualization
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2. The Japan-funded mega Manila Subway Project
___________ to be approved by NEDA next year.
A. will be expected
B. are expected
C. should be expected
D. is expected
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2. The Japan-funded mega Manila Subway Project
___________ to be approved by NEDA next year.
A. will be expected
B. are expected
C. should be expected
D. is expected
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3. Which synonym will you choose for the given
sentences?
“One of his ambitions is to make a fortune.”
A.Shape
B.Earn
C.Explore
D.Receive
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3. Which synonym will you choose for the given
sentences?
“One of his ambitions is to make a fortune.”
A.Shape
B.Earn
C.Explore
D.Receive
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4. Decide on the BEST order of the
following words to construct a
sentence.
Rain the during last the week very has been bad
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
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A.3 5 6 4 1 2 9 7 8
B.4 2 3 5 1 9 6 8 7
C.1 3 2 5 6 4 9 7 8
D.2 1 3 5 4 6 8 7 9
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A.3 5 6 4 1 2 9 7 8
B.4 2 3 5 1 9 6 8 7
C.1 3 2 5 6 4 9 7 8
D.2 1 3 5 4 6 8 7 9
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The rain during the last week has
been very bad.
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5. Skills are intricate part of learning a subject, for
instance, there are some mathematical skills that
need to be mastered before starting an Engineer’s
degree. These skills referred to are ________.
A.pre-requisite
B.enabling
C.recursive
D.terminal
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5. Skills are intricate part of learning a subject, for
instance, there are some mathematical skills that
need to be mastered before starting an Engineer’s
degree. These skills referred to are ________.
A.pre-requisite
B.enabling
C.recursive
D.terminal
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6. Which word is closest in meaning to the CAPITALIZED
word in the given sentence?
“I got my courage back and wonderful sense of expectation of the
IMMINENT arrival of the liberation.”
A.Unexpected
B.Eminent
C.Approaching
D.Delayed
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6. Which word is closest in meaning to the CAPITALIZED
word in the given sentence?
“I got my courage back and wonderful sense of expectation of the
IMMINENT arrival of the liberation.”
A.Unexpected
B.Eminent
C.Approaching
D.Delayed
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Eminent vs. Imminent vs. immanent
Eminent: prominent, famous
Imminent: threatening/approaching
Immanent: exists within or is inherent to something else, often used
in reference to spiritual or otherwise nonmaterial things
o This place has an old town hall, a theatre and several statues of
_______ men.
oWe, as thinking-acting-being students of liberal arts, must reconcile
some things _________ to our existence.
oThe conclusion overall is that there’s no concrete evidence of
_______ attacks in this country.
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7. In section 5 of R. A. 10533, it states that the curriculum
shall use ______________ approaches that are
constructivist, inquiry-based, reflective, collaborative and
integrative.
A.Relevant
B.andragogical
C.Progressive
D.pedagogical
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7. In section 5 of R. A. 10533, it states that the curriculum
shall use ______________ approaches that are
constructivist, inquiry-based, reflective, collaborative and
integrative.
A.Relevant
B.andragogical
C.Progressive
D.pedagogical
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RA 10533 – ENHANCED BASIC EDUCATION ACT OF 2013
B. Andragogical – adult education and self-actualization,
contrast to pedagogy
D. Pedagogical – relating to teaching
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8. Which type of listening comprehension refers
to the ability to listen only to specific parts of the
input?
A.
B.
C.
D.
Listening selectively
Listening attentively
Listening for gist
Listening for detail
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8. Which type of listening comprehension refers
to the ability to listen only to specific parts of the
input?
A. Listening selectively
B. Listening attentively
C. Listening for gist
D. Listening for detail
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9. Using the story “The Monkey’s Paw” by W.
W. Jacob, which symbolism do you highlight?
A. Courage and Power
B. Battles and struggles
C. Desire and greed
D. Fantasy and reality
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C. Desire and greed
Monkey’s Paw – 3 wishes are granted to
the owner but with enormous price
- ‘Be careful what you wish for, you may
receive it.’
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10. The procedure for job application should be in
conformity ___________the instructions provided by
the office.
A.
B.
C.
D.
With
to
from
for
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10. The procedure for job application should be in
conformity ___________the instructions provided by
the office.
A. With
B. to
C. from
D. for
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CONFORM TO health and safety standards
CONFORMITY WITH – person who places
requirements upon us
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11. Which sentence has an adjective clause?
A.The victim who was allegedly salvaged
B.The victim who was allegedly salvaged is a freshman.
C.They found the salvaged victim in an abandoned building.
D.They were called to identify the salvaged victim.
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11. Which sentence has an adjective clause?
A.The victim who was allegedly salvaged
B.The victim who was allegedly salvaged is a
freshman.
C.They found the salvaged victim in an abandoned building.
D.They were called to identify the salvaged victim.
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12. If you plan to choose instructional materials for
iconic learning, which will you consider?
A.Learning abstract ideas
B.Iconic symbols for learning
C.Visual images for real things
D.Learning icons of big people and things
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12. If you plan to choose instructional materials for
iconic learning, which will you consider?
A.Learning abstract ideas
B.Iconic symbols for learning
C.Visual images for real things
D.Learning icons of big people and things
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Iconic learning- forming mental image
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13. If intervention instruction in English is to be
redeveloped, which among the variables will be regarded
“non- negotiable”?
A.Real language used for real communication
B.Listening comprehension is recognized as a fundamental
skill
C.Listening and reading as non-passive and very complex
receptive processes
D.Individual learners and individualities of learning
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13. If intervention instruction in English is to be
redeveloped, which among the variables will be regarded
“non- negotiable”?
A.Real language used for real communication
B.Listening comprehension is recognized as a fundamental
skill
C.Listening and reading as non-passive and very complex
receptive processes
D.Individual learners and individualities of
learning
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14. Among news story leads that use the 5 Ws and H,
which is applied in the given lead?
“Coral vandalism sparked outrage among divers and
environmentalists.”
A.
B.
C.
D.
Where
When
What
How
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14. Among news story leads that use the 5 Ws and H,
which is applied in the given lead?
“Coral vandalism sparked outrage among divers and
environmentalists.”
A. Where
B. When
C. What
D. How
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15. Literary analysis entrails connecting with the
readers. Which type of connection is established by
the passage below?
“Is the guy Eddie Brown?”
A.
B.
C.
D.
Questioning
Predicting
Clarifying
Evaluating
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15. Literary analysis entrails connecting with the
readers. Which type of connection is established by
the passage below?
“Is the guy Eddie Brown?”
A. Questioning
B. Predicting
C. Clarifying
D. Evaluating
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16. Complete the analogy.
King Lear : Tragedy of parental love
_________: Tragedy of ambition
A.Othello
B.Hamlet
C.Romeo and Juliet
D.Macbeth
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16. Complete the analogy.
King Lear : Tragedy of parental love
_________: Tragedy of ambition
A.Othello
B.Hamlet
C.Romeo and Juliet
D.Macbeth
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King Lear – betrayal of his daughters
A.Othello – jealousy of a man and accusing his wife of
cheating, eventually death
B.Hamlet – ghost of King of Denmark tells son Hamlet
to avenge his murder
C.Romeo and Juliet
D.Macbeth – desire to be king and would kill anyone
who becomes a threat
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17. Who was the first African to win the Nobel Prize
for literature in 1986?
A.Chinua Achebe
B.Mabel Dove Danquah
C.Leopold Senghor
D.Wole Soyinka
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17. Who was the first African to win the Nobel Prize
for literature in 1986?
A.Chinua Achebe
B.Mabel Dove Danquah
C.Leopold Senghor
D.Wole Soyinka
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A.Chinua Achebe – Nigerian novelist (‘Things Fall
Apart’)
B.Mabel Dove Danquah – creative writer and political
activist in West Africa (‘The Adventures of a Black
Girl in her search for Mr. Shaw’)
C.Leopold Senghor – poet, 1st African man as
president of Senegal
D.Wole Soyinka – won Nobel prize “in a wide cultural
perspective and with poetic overtones fashions the
drama of existence” (An autobiography, Ake: The Years of Childhood)
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18. The underlined verbs in the following sentences are
classified as _____.
The time is now.
The world became flesh.
We remain silent.
A.intransitive
B.reflexive
C.transitive
D.ascriptive
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18. The underlined verbs in the following sentences are
classified as _____.
The time is now.
The world became flesh.
We remain silent.
A.intransitive
B.reflexive
C.transitive
D.ascriptive
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A.intransitive – makes sense without object
Ex. Learn, jump
B. reflexive – subject and object refer to the same person
Ex. I wash myself.
C. transitive – requires object of the verb
Ex. Turn on (light) grab (opportunity)
D. Ascriptive – verb followed by an adj. that describes the
subj.
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19. What preferred tense is used for “stage
directions and synopses”?
A.present
B.past
C.future
D.present perfect
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19. What preferred tense is used for “stage
directions and synopses”?
A.present
B.past
C.future
D.present perfect
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20. The word “just” in the sentence below indicates _____.
“She has just eaten.”
A. an action that was true in the past and is still relevant to
the present
B. a recently completed action
C. an action which was completed before another past
action
D. an action continuing at a given point in time
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20. The word “just” in the sentence below indicates _____.
“She has just eaten.”
A. an action that was true in the past and is still relevant to
the present
B. a recently completed action
C. an action which was completed before another past
action
D. an action continuing at a given point in time
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Other JUST uses
- Similar to ‘only’
example: Richard is JUST the spokesman.
- Immediately
example: I’m JUST going to finish this.
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21. What type of mood is indicated in this sentence:
“How did you come to know about that tragic
event?”
A.indicative
B.subjunctive
C.imperative
D.directive
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21. What type of mood is indicated in this sentence:
“How did you come to know about that tragic
event?”
A.indicative
B.subjunctive
C.imperative
D.directive
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22. Where can we see the strong example of an individual’s
freedom to choose one’s existence in Rabindranath Tagore’s
poem “The Man Had No Useful Work”?
A. The man finding himself in Paradise full of good and busy
souls.
B. The elders perceiving the man as a mistake.
C. The girl fetching water from the well every day.
D. The girl’s decision to leave Paradise and join the man to go
back to Earth.
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22. Where can we see the strong example of an individual’s
freedom to choose one’s existence in Rabindranath Tagore’s
poem “The Man Had No Useful Work”?
A. The man finding himself in Paradise full of good and busy
souls.
B. The elders perceiving the man as a mistake.
C. The girl fetching water from the well every day.
D. The girl’s decision to leave Paradise and join
the man to go back to Earth.
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23. Complete the analogy.
Participles : Adjective
while
Gerunds : _________
A.
B.
C.
D.
Adverbs
Nouns
Verbs
Preposition
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23. Complete the analogy.
Participles : Adjective
while
Gerunds : _________
A. Adverbs
B. Nouns
C. Verbs
D. Preposition
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GERUNDS/ NOUNS
I like writing in
English.
PAST PARTICIPLE –
ADJECTIVE
She married him.
The married woman
Crying loudly, the girl wants
attention.
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A participle is a verbal that is used as an adjective
and most often ends in -ing or -ed.
A gerund is a verbal that ends in –ing and functions as
a noun. It can take on the role of a subject, direct
object, subject complement, and object of
preposition.
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24. I have car payments to make
______________ the mortgage.
A.
B.
C.
D.
Besides
despite
beside
in spite of
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24. I have car payments to make
______________ the mortgage.
A. Besides
B. despite
C. beside
D. in spite of
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Beside vs. Besides
Beside (prep.): location of something; by the
side of
Besides (adj.): moreover, in addition, aside
from
o______ good looks, you should also have
an average IQ.
oHe posed _____ his brand new car.
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25. Which is one step to follow in copy
reading?
A.
B.
C.
D.
Determine if gist of the story is necessary.
Look for biases and possible grounds for libel.
Assume that facts presented are accurate.
Make sure that the statements which are in
attribution and sources are retained.
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25. Which is one step to follow in copy
reading?
A. Determine if gist of the story is necessary.
B. Look for biases and possible grounds for libel.
C. Assume that facts presented are accurate.
D. Make sure that the statements which
are in attribution and sources are
retained.
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26. My friend is not joining our group
_______________he gets the approval of his
parents.
A.
B.
C.
D.
so that
by
until
as long as
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26. My friend is not joining our group
_______________he gets the approval of his
parents.
A. so that
B. by
C. until
D. as long as
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27. “Mario, my older brother, fathers their good
looking and smart children.” The underlined word
functions as _________.
A.
B.
C.
D.
V
a noun
a verb
an adjective
a possessive
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27. “Mario, my older brother, fathers their good
looking and smart children.” The underlined word
functions as _________.
V
A. a noun
B. a verb
C. an adjective
D. a possessive
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28. Which of the following adjective phrases is
syntactically correct?
A.the most unique
B.nearly unique
C.the very much unique
D.less unique
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28. Which of the following adjective phrases is
syntactically correct?
A.the most unique
B.nearly unique
C.the very much unique
D.less unique
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29. Which of the following is a gradable adjective?
A.absolute
B.clear
C.complete
D.impossible
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29. Which of the following is a gradable adjective?
A.absolute
B.clear
C.complete
D.impossible
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30. “When we arrived, they gave us badges.” Which
of the following questions should be asked to find
the direct object?
A.What did we do?
B.When did we arrive?
C.What did they give us?
D.Who gave us badges?
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30. “When we arrived, they gave us badges.” Which
of the following questions should be asked to find
the direct object?
A.What did we do?
B.When did we arrive?
C.What did they give us?
D.Who gave us badges?
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31. The question “Is he coming?” has a _____
intonation.
A.falling
B.sustained
C.rising
D.melodic
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31. The question “Is he coming?” has a _____
intonation.
A.falling
B.sustained
C.rising
D.melodic
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32. Which of the following sentences does NOT
observe correct subject-verb agreement?
A.The mayor as well as his brothers is going to prison.
B.Neither of the two traffic lights is working.
C.My assets were wiped out in the depression.
D.Neither the plates nor the serving bowl go on that shelf.
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32. Which of the following sentences does NOT
observe correct subject-verb agreement?
A.The mayor as well as his brothers is going to prison.
B.Neither of the two traffic lights is working.
C.My assets were wiped out in the depression.
D.Neither the plates nor the serving bowl go
on that shelf.
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"Either/or" and "neither/nor" can be singular or plural.
When "or" or "nor" joins two elements, use a singular verb if
both elements are singular. However, if one of the elements is
plural, the verb takes the closest noun.
ALWAYS PLURAL NOUNS
• Groceries
• Assets
• Scissors
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33. The pronoun in this sentence “When she arrived,
Suad was surprised to find her apartment door
open” is _____.
A.cataphoric
B.anaphoric
C.deitic
D.coreferential
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33. The pronoun in this sentence “When she arrived,
Suad was surprised to find her apartment door
open” is _____.
A.cataphoric
B.anaphoric
C.deitic
D.coreferential
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A.Cataphoric reference - a word or phrase refers to something
mentioned later.
B. Anaphoric reference - word or phrase refers to something
mentioned earlier.
Ex. Michael went to the bank. He was annoyed because it was
closed.
C. Deictic - the use of gestures for reference, for instance
pointing at a place in a map and saying “here.”
D. Coreference - two or more expressions refer to the same
person or thing.
Ex. Bill said Alice would arrive soon, and she did.
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34. The underlined word in this sentence “We
elected him chairman” functions as _____.
A.direct object
B.indirect object
C.objective complement
D.predicate nominative
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34. The underlined word in this sentence “We
elected him chairman” functions as _____.
A.direct object
B.indirect object
C.objective complement
D.predicate nominative
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OBJECTIVE COMPLEMENT - a noun or adjective that
completes the meaning of the verb and modifies the direct
object.
PREDICATE NOMINATIVE - noun clause in the predicate of
certain sentences.
Ex. Jan is a policeman.
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35. What is shown in the systematic variation of /t/ such
as /t/ in top is aspirated, /t/ in stop is released, and /t/ in
pot is unreleased?
A.phoneme
B.consonant
C.variation
D.allophone
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35. What is shown in the systematic variation of /t/ such
as /t/ in top is aspirated, /t/ in stop is released, and /t/ in
pot is unreleased?
A.phoneme
B.consonant
C.variation
D.allophone
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A.Phoneme - distinct units of sound (p, b, d,
and t)
B.consonant
C.variation
D.Allophone - phonetic variations - different
pronunciations - of the same phoneme
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36. Which of the following sounds are produced by
bringing the articulators near each other such that the flow
of air is impeded but not completely blocked. The air flow
through the narrow opening creates friction.
A.p,b,t,d,k,g
B.f,v,Ɵ,ð,s,z,š,ẑ,h
C.m,n,ŋ
D.l,r
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36. Which of the following sounds are produced by
bringing the articulators near each other such that the flow
of air is impeded but not completely blocked. The air flow
through the narrow opening creates friction.
A.p,b,t,d,k,g
B.f,v,Ɵ,ð,s,z,š,ẑ,h
C.m,n,ŋ
D.l,r
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37. Which of the following is an example of
derivational morpheme?
A.helpful
B.stays
C.eaten
D.longest
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37. Which of the following is an example of
derivational morpheme?
A.helpful
B.stays
C.eaten
D.longest
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38. Which syntactic structure is shown in the following
examples? responsible officers, trusted friend
A.predication
B.complementation
C.modification
D.coordination
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38. Which syntactic structure is shown in the following
examples? responsible officers, trusted friend
A.predication
B.complementation
C.modification
D.coordination
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39. They view the language as a system of related elements
or “building blocks” for the encoding of meaning, the
elements being phonemes (sounds), morphemes (words),
tagmemes (phrases/sentences/clauses).
A.structuralists
B.transformationalists
C.functionalists
D.interactionalists
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39. They view the language as a system of related elements
or “building blocks” for the encoding of meaning, the
elements being phonemes (sounds), morphemes (words),
tagmemes (phrases/sentences/clauses).
A.structuralists
B.transformationalists
C.functionalists
D.interactionalists
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40. You are selecting instructional materials for your
English class, which of the following factors do you
consider?
A.
B.
C.
D.
Consider the abilities of average learners
Give preference to the availability of materials
Promote only the specific needs of local
Cater the needs of diverse learners
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40. You are selecting instructional materials for your
English class, which of the following factors do you
consider?
A. Consider the abilities of average learners
B. Give preference to the availability of materials
C. Promote only the specific needs of local
Cater the needs of diverse
learners
D.
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41. Teacher Beta employs an approach to learning the
English language characterized by direct contact with
the native speaker of the target language, which
approach is it?
A. Immersion
B. Transition
C. Grammar Translation
D. Audio-Aural
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41. Teacher Beta employs an approach to learning the
English language characterized by direct contact with
the native speaker of the target language, which
approach is it?
A. Immersion
B. Transition
C. Grammar Translation
D. Audio-Aural
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A. Immersion - in a language bath
B. Transition – fluency in native language first before fluency
in the second
C. Grammar Translation – classical method of teaching
Greek and Latin; they learn grammar rules and apply it to its
translations
D. Audio-Aural – develop speech through hearing
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42. Three kinds of complements come after
verbs. Which sentence has an indirect object?
A. The loving mother gave her daughter a big hug.
B. The farmers consider natural fertilizers as a better
option.
C. Many business owners sold their shares.
D. The pharmacist sold unexpired drugs.
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42. Three kinds of complements come after
verbs. Which sentence has an indirect object?
A. The loving mother gave her daughter a
big hug.
B. The farmers consider natural fertilizers as a better
option.
C. Many business owners sold their shares.
D. The pharmacist sold unexpired drugs.
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43. You are to prepare an English intervention program for
your students. Which language deficiency do you consider
to make your program useful?
A. Skill in using the language for learning
B. Lack of appreciation of language
C. Superior language competencies
D. Lack of basic understanding of the language
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43. You are to prepare an English intervention program for
your students. Which language deficiency do you consider
to make your program useful?
A. Skill in using the language for learning
B. Lack of appreciation of language
C. Superior language competencies
D. Lack of basic understanding of the
language
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44. Who is the Chinese philosopher known
for his Analects?
A.
B.
C.
D.
Lao Tzu
Sun Tzu
Li po
Kung Fu Tzu
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44. Who is the Chinese philosopher known
for his Analects?
A. Lao Tzu
B. Sun Tzu
C. Li po
D. Kung Fu Tzu
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A.
B.
C.
D.
Lao Tzu/ Laozi – ancient Chinese philosopher and
writer; founder of philosophical Taoism
Sun Tzu – author of Art of War; military strategies
Li Po – Chinese pet, traditional poetic forms to new
heights
Kung Fu Tzu/ Confucius – his teachings are preserved
in Analects (book of moral guidelines and sayings)
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45.
You
gave
___________ you?
A.
B.
C.
D.
me
computer-data,
didn’t
was
did
weren’t
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45.
You
gave
___________ you?
me
computer-data,
A. didn’t
B. was
C. did
D. weren’t
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46. Which phonetics requires the tools of
physics to study the nature of sound waves
produced in human language?
A.
B.
C.
D.
Auditory
Articulatory
Acoustic
Aesthetic
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46. Which phonetics requires the tools of
physics to study the nature of sound waves
produced in human language?
A. Auditory
B. Articulatory
C. Acoustic
D. Aesthetic
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A. Auditory – the way in which sounds are
heard and interpreted.
B. Articulatory – how humans produce speech
sounds/movements of the vocal organs
C. Acoustic – physical properties of speech and
aims to analyse sound wave signals that
occur within speech
D. Aesthetic
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47. Phrasal verb often have two distinct uses;
literal and figurative. The phrasal verb in the
given sentence is used figuratively.
The prime minister brought in a new incentive
policy.
A.
B.
C.
D.
Partly agree
Disagree
Partly Disagree
Agree
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47. Phrasal verb often have two distinct uses;
literal and figurative. The phrasal verb in the
given sentence is used figuratively.
The prime minister brought in a new incentive
policy.
A. Partly agree
B. Disagree
C. Partly Disagree
D. Agree
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A phrasal verb is a combination of words (a
verb + a preposition or verb +adverb) that
when used together, usually take on a
different meaning to that of the original verb.
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PHRASAL VERBS
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48. How is the word brave used in the given
sentence?
The fire fighters who climbed the tall building to
save the tenants are really BRAVE.
A.
B.
C.
D.
Adjective
Noun
Abjectivized noun
Adverb
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48. How is the word brave used in the given
sentence?
The fire fighters who climbed the tall building to
save the tenants are really BRAVE.
A. Adjective
B. Noun
C. Abjectivized noun
D. Adverb
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C. Abjectivized noun/ Adjective noun
The rich, the poor, the famous and the elderly
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49. The K to 12 English curriculums highlights
communicative competence which is classified
into __ competencies.
A.
B.
C.
D.
3
5
6
4
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49. The K to 12 English curriculums highlights
communicative competence which is classified
into __ competencies.
A. 3
B. 5
C. 6
D. 4
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50. Which is one of the functions of nouns?
A.
B.
C.
D.
Predicate adjective
Predictive
Vocative
Collective
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50. Which is one of the functions of nouns?
A. Predicate adjective
B. Predictive
C. Vocative
D. Collective
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