Carepoint Review Center 11.

Should a student journalist always reveal

Majorship (English) his/her identity as a representative of the
student press before obtaining any
1. What is the Campus Journalism Act of the
interview for publication?
Philippines?
a. Yes
a. Journalism Act of 1991
b. No
b. Journalism Act of 1981
c. Maybe.
c. Journalism Act of 1983
d. Depends on the situation.
d. Journalism Act of 1993
12. What should be avoided when writing a
2. Out-of-town news story is called?
traditional news headline?
a. local news b. foreign news
a. Make your headline answer as many W’s
c. dateline news d. national news
as possible.
3. The engraved or printed name of the
b. Negative heads are preferable to attract
newspaper.
the readers.
a. Nameplate b. Ears
c. The headline should summarize the news
c. Banner d. Running head
story.
4. The signature of a reporter preceding a
d. The active verb is better than passive
news-feature.
verb.
a. Credit Line b. Byline
13. It refers to the Press’ duty of imparting
c. Cutline d. Lead
events to our society with a view to present
5. Which activity includes the cutting of a
them later on, in decent manner to the
certain portion of pictures that are not
society people.
needed?
a. Social Responsibility
a. Line Drawing b. Cropping
b. Legal Responsibility
c. Bleeding d. Retouching
c. Professional Responsibility
6. This news element emphasizes the newest
d. Personal Responsibility
angle of the story.
14. It refers to the responsibility or a journalist to
a. Proximity b. Prominence
have commitment in his work.
c. Immediacy d. Conflict
a. Professional Responsibility
7. Jane was tasked to write a news article
b. Legal Responsibility
about their school intramurals, she wanted
c. Social Responsibility
the news to inform and to entertain readers.
d. Personal Responsibility
What type of news structure does Jane need
15. Make sure that the right facts are there and
to follow?
those facts are right.
a. News-feature b. Straight news
a. Bias
c. Coverage news d. Follow-up news
b. Content
8. A type of news where Speeches,
c. Accuracy
statements, and letters, and to some extent,
d. Context
interviews when reported, are regarded.
16. Don’t report a story if you are not completely
a. Action Story b. Speech Report
independent of that story.
c. Hard News d. Quote Story
a. Bias b. Sloppy Reporting
9. A type of news that is similar to the lead of a
c. Conflicts of interests d. Deception
straight news story. Its aim is just to give the
17. What should a lead paragraph of a news
gist of the news.
story contain?
a. News brief b. News bulletin
a. At least 2 of the 5 Ws and 1 H
c. News-featurette d. Flash
b. A human interest hook
10. A type of editorial that points out the good or
c. All of the Ws and 1H (at least as many as
the bad features of a problem or situation
possible)
mentioned in the news. Its purpose is to
d. The most important Ws depending on the
influence the reader.
situation
a. Editorial of criticism
18. A feature article may do any of the following
b. Editorial of argumentation
EXCEPT:
c. Editorial of information
a. Entertain b. Inform
d. Editorial of interpretation
c. Educate d. Persuade
19. The newspaper’s soul. 29. What is the first step for the Basal Textbook
a. News b. Editorial Approach?
c. Column d. Feature a. vocal development
20. Ana is planning to interpret William Ernest b. purposeful reading
Henley’s poem Invictus. What literary c. background or motivation
criticism fits best with this poem? d. enrichment activities
a. Marxist Literary Theory 30. This approach looks at reading as
b. New Criticism recognizing and interpreting graphic
c. Historical-Biographical symbols representing spoken sounds which
d. Moral-Philosophical have meaning.
21. According to this literary theory, literature is a. Linguistic Approach
an imitation of life. b. Phonics Approach
a. Function b. Catharsis c. Programmed Instruction
c. Style d. Mimesis d. Eclectic Approach
22. This literary theory stated that the function of 31. Nathaniel Hawthorne’s Scarlet Letter is seen
literature is to entertain or to teach. as a study of the effects of sin on a human
a. Mimesis b. Style soul. What literary criticism theory can be
c. Function d. Catharsis used to interpret this?
23. A literary criticism that is concerned solely a. Historical Biographical
with the ‘text in itself’’. b. Moral-Philosophical
a. American New Criticism c. Russian Formalism
b. Marxist Literary Theory d. Post Modern
c. Deconstruction 32. A literary criticism approach that interrogates
d. Psychoanalytical Theory our common practices in reading and
24. One of the key ideas of Russian Formalism exposes the gaps, incoherence, the
which distorts time in various ways. contradictions in a discourse.
a. retardation of the narrative a. New Criticism
b. baring the device b. Moral-Philosophical
c. defamiliarization c. Psychoanalytical
d. naturalization d. Deconstructionalism
25. One of the main ideas of this literary 33. It is a literary approach that focuses in
criticism is to decode what is disguised. conveying a primal feeling and similarities in
a. Historical Biographical differences.
b. Psychoanalytical Theory a. New Criticism b. Structuralist
c. Archetype Approach c. Romantic d. Psychoanalytical
d. Structuralist Literary Theory 34. Which literary movement states that art
26. Language can be described in terms of exists for its own sake, or the sake of beauty,
observable and verifiable data as it being disregarding moral or political
used. What view of Language theory considerations, and advocating the freedom
supports this idea? of art from didactic educational and
a. Transformationalists b.Structuralists moralistic functions?
c. Functionalists d. Interactionists a. Aestheticism b. Humanism
27. Teacher May a preschool teacher tend to c. Renaissance d. Structuralism
sing the alphabet song to her students as a 35. Which classical literary theory defines the
part of their daily routine. What reading literary by outlawing that which it is not
approach is she using? allowed to be.
a. Fries Approach a. Function b. Style
b. Eclectic Approach c. Mimesis d. Censorship
c. Bloomfield Approach 36. This is the literary approach which holds the
d. Reading Readiness belief that writing about literature should not
28. A strategy which views reading as an involve suppressing readers’ individual
extension of speaking: concerns, anxieties, passions, and
thinking/experiencing, talking, writing, enthusiasms.
reading. a. Feminism b. Marxism
a. Reading as a learned process. c. Russian Formalism d. Reader-response
b. Reading as interest
c. Linguistic Approach
d. Language Experience Approach
37. This literary theory encourages the 45. Teacher Claire discussed the meaning of the
reader/critic to be creative in speculating word or how it is used in talking and writing.
about the character’s or author’s After the discussion, she then tried to tie to
motivations, drives, fears, or desires. something in their experience. What is the
a. Psychoanalytical Theory remedial instruction technique that teacher
b. Mythological/Archetypal Approach Claire is using?
c. Structuralist Literary Theory a. Correcting Basic Sight Vocabulary Deficit
d. Deconstruction b. Correcting Sight-Word Knowledge Deficit
38. This theory aims to explain literature in c. Correcting Knowledge on Sound-Symbol
relation to society – that literature can only Correspondence
be properly understood within a larger d. Syllabication
framework of social reality. 46. The sounds in sun are /sss/ - /uuu/ - /nnn/.
a. Marxist Literary Theory a. Sound Isolation
b. Russian Formalism b. Blending
c. Feminist Criticism c. Segmentation
d. Reader Response Criticism d. Phonemic Awareness
39. Tim is establishing ties between the 47. What vocabulary instruction is used when
meanings of a new word that he recently words are looked up in a dictionary or their
encountered with his existing knowledge. meaning are sought from others in a
What is this phase called in literature conscious manner?
vocabulary acquisition? a. Incidental
a. Self-instruction b. Disposition b. Direct Instruction
c. Integration d. Repetition c. Self-instruction
40. What is the ideal class size of school-based d. Use
remedial sessions? 48. The first phase of remedial vocabulary
a. 2 – 5 learners b. 3 – 10 learners instruction where you open the student’s
c. 4 – 8 learners d. 6 – 10 learners mind to engage new words.
41. School-based remedial sessions tend to last a. Self-instruction b. Integration
between? c. Disposition d. Integration
a. 15 – 30 minutes b. 20 – 40 minutes 49. The following are areas which commonly
c. 30 – 50 minutes d. 10 – 20 minutes need to be remediated EXCEPT:
42. This remedial instruction component a. Listening-Speaking
provides continuity and focus to the remedial b. Reading
session. It may be an engaging question or c. Bad Classroom Behavior
statement related to local or national news, d. Writing
or even school life. 50. The Word Study Journal is used in what
a. Schema-Enhancement Component Remedial Vocabulary Instruction?
b. Direct Instruction Component a. Concept-Based Approach
c. Schema-Enhancement Component b. Subjective Approach to Vocabulary
d. Orientation Component c. Motor Imaging
43. This is the instructional heart of the remedial d. Integration Approach
session. It should never be traded away, 51. Words like uh, I mean, well are examples of?
even for one period, without some a. clarification b. attention cues
compelling reason. c. maintenance cue d. fillers
a. Personal-Emotional Growth Component 52. A strategy in correcting basic sight
b. Reinforcement and Extension Component vocabulary deficit where learners in the
c. Schema-Enhancement Component classroom are paired with fellow students
d. Direct Instruction Component who have mastered the words.
44. These are all words any one reader can a. study buddies b. partner buddies
recognize instantly (with automaticity) not c. study support d. partner study
necessarily with meaning. 53. Tim is establishing ties between the
a. Alphabetic Knowledge meanings of a new word that he recently
b. Sight Word Knowledge encountered with his existing knowledge.
c. Basic Sight Words What is this phase called in literature
d. Graphophonic Knowledge vocabulary acquisition?
a. Self-instruction b. Disposition
c. Integration d. Repetition
54. In remedial instruction, when teaching 62. This mythological theory states that all myths
reading a teacher needs to do the following arose from a few major cultural centers and
EXCEPT: spread throughout the world.
a. Provide exercises that would develop their a. Ritualism b. Diffusionism
skills in analyzing unknown words based on c. Naturalism d. Evolutionism
context. 63. In this mythological theory, all myths derive
b. Do not expose yet the students to different from and can be traced back to certain words
varieties of reading texts. in the language.
c. Practice inferring information & not getting a. Euhemerism b. Rationalism
directly stated main ideas. c. Allegorical d. Etymological
d. Develop visualization skills by providing 64. The type of listening where students judge
texts that allow learners to create pictures or the message.
images from what is read. a. Comprehensive b. Critical
55. This accuracy based activity aims to c. Appreciative d, Therapeutic
establish the link between form and function. 65. It shows what listeners do in order to
The activity should highlight the situation demonstrate their understanding. It is
where the form is commonly used. described in terms of outcomes which are
a. Contextualized practiced stated either verbally or non-verbally.
b. Personalizing language a. Listening as a PRODUCT
c. Building awareness of the social use of b. Listening as a PROCESS
language c. Bottom-up Listening
d. Building confidence d. Top-down Listening
56. In teaching spelling, when is the best time to 66. Which of the following is/are example/s of
give a pre-test to determine which words factors that influence learner’s listening?
they need to study during subsequent i. Background knowledge
activities. ii. Knowledge of the situation and co-text
a. Monday b. Tuesday iii. Knowledge of the language system
c. Wednesday d. Friday
57. In the primary grades, how many minutes a. i only b. i & ii
per week is allocated for handwriting c. i & iii only d. i, ii & iii
instruction? 67. A speaking type of performance where a
a. 15 – 30 minutes b. 30 – 60 minutes student simply parrots a word or phrase.
c. 60 – 75 minutes d. 80 – 90 minutes a. intensive speaking
58. Spelling vocabulary includes words that b. imitative speaking
should be drawn from: c. responsive speaking
i. reading materials d. interactive speaking
ii. self-selected words 68. A type of speaking that is carried out for the
iii. commonly misspelled words by Webster purpose of conveying or exchanging specific
information.
a. i only b. ii only a. transactional b. interpersonal
c. i & ii d. i, ii & iii c. responsive d. extensive
59. The most influential factor affecting a 69. It is some kind of verbal or nonverbal
learner’s pronunciation. response to the message which tells if the
a. Age message has been heard, seen, or
b. Exposure understood.
c. Native Language a. Noise b. Feedback
d. Innate Phonetic Ability c. Channel d. Message
60. Mara is to report her findings of her research 70. Which activity do a QUICK WRITE or QUICK
tomorrow in their science class. What type of DRAW, then crumple, throw, and read
speech will Mara use? pieces of paper?
a. Extemporaneous b. Impromptu a. Quaker Reading b. Snowball Toss
c. Memorized d. Manuscript c. Carousel d. Hot Seat
61. Recitation of a poem from memory and is
marked by strong feelings.
a. Story telling
b. Interpretative
c. Declamation
d. Monologue
71. This educational philosophy emphasizes the 81. This period is considered as the “Golden
practical needs of learners and society and Age” of the Filipino Language.
the role of an educational program in a. American regime b. Spanish regime
producing learners who are economically c. Japanese regime d. Modern Era
productive. 82. It is a period where various intellectuals and
a. Academic Rationalism scholars meet to discuss spiritual ideas and
b. Social and Economic Efficiency visions.
c. Learner-centeredness a. Neoclassicism
d. Social Reconstructionism b. Enlightenment
72. Teacher Jane always makes sure that her c. Realism
instructional objectives are attainable in the d. Transcendentalism
time available during a course. What 83. It is the knowledge of the concepts involved
objective characteristic is she following? in the subject area.
a. Objectives describe a learning outcome a. Content Knowledge
b. Objectives should be consistent with the b. Context Knowledge
curriculum aim c. Language System Knowledge
c. Objectives should be precise d. Writing Process Knowledge
d. Objectives should be feasible 84. Which can a teacher use to teach the idea
73. The content of the language teaching is a that there is a range of meaning between
collection of real or imaginary situations in opposite words?
which language occurs or is used. What type a. Matching b. Pictures
of syllabus is this? d. Context Clues d. Cline
a. Structural b. Functional 85. It is a collection of Indian beast fables
c. Situational d. Skill-based originally written in Sanskrit.
74. The study of word formation; it deals with the a. Bhagavad Gita b. Rigveda
internal structure of words. c. Sakuntala d. Pachatantra
a. Phonology b. Morphology 86. A Sanskrit poet and dramatist is probably
c. Syntax d. Phonetics the greatest Indian writer of all time.
75. The auditory property of a sound that a. Kalidasa
enables us to place it on a scale that ranges b. Rabindranath Tagore
from low to high. c. Vyasa
a. Pitch b. Intonation d. Prem Chand
c. Stress d. Juncture 87. This novel is based on the actual 7th-century
76. This involves creating a new word by pilgrimage of the Buddhist monk Xuanzang
combining two free morphemes. to India in search of sacred texts.
a. Root Creation b. Blend a. Dream of the Red Chamber
c. Compounding d. Clipped Form b. Record of a Journey to the West
77. Refers to sense relation in words with the c. The Book of Changes
same phonetic form but different in meaning. d. The Book of Songs
a. Homonymy b. Antonymy 88. Who is the precursor of modern day
c. Synonymy d. Hyponymy detective fiction?
78. It is an act of saying something; it is a a. Edgar Allan Poe
description of what a speaker says, e.g., I b. Nathaniel Hawthorne
promise to return your book tomorrow. c. Sherlock Holmes
a. Locutionary act d. Bret Harte
b. Illocutionary act 89. The Tale of Genji considered to be the
c. Perlocutionary act world’s first true novel was written by?
d. Interlocutionary act a. Yoshida Kenko
79. It is an utterance used to try to get the b. Lady Murasaki Shikibu
hearer to do something. c. Ryunusuke Akutagawa
a. declaration b. representative d. Yasunari Kawabata
c. commisive d. directive 90. What foot pattern represents a word that has
80. This class of literature deals with an unstressed first syllable followed by a
entertainment without deeper meaning. stressed syllable (TUM-TUM).
a. fiction b. interpretative a. Trochee b. Spondee
c. prose d. fiction c. Iamb d. Anapest
91. The one who gave King Arthur the magical 99. A type of research which provides a
sword Excalibur. systematic and logical method for answering
a. Lancelot b. Merlin the question on what will happen if
c. Lady of the Lake d. Guinevere experiments are done in carefully controlled
92. A type of novel which literally means – a conditions.
novel with a key. a. Correlational Research
a. epistolary b. bildungsroman b. Experimental Research
c. roman-a-clef d. novel of manners c. Descriptive Research
93. A type of research that may utilize both d. Ex post facto research
quantitative and qualitative research method 100. What comes first in Action Research
and technique. Cycle?
a. Case Study b. Action Research a. Hypothesis
c. Field Study d. Ethnography b. Initiation
94. This part of a research report presents the c. Preliminary Investigation
theories, concepts and studies related to the d. Intervention
research topic. 101. In Action Research data acquisition, this
a. The Problem and Its Setting requires the teacher to maintain and reflect
b. Research findings on a record of classroom events or activities
c. Research Methodology with the intent of recognizing recurring
d. Review of Literature and Studies problems, wants, successes, or needs.
95. In Sources of Research Problems, this is a. Peer Observation
another rich source of research topics b. Journaling
because this provides the motivation to the c. Teacher self – reflection tools
researcher to investigate or examine what d. Student feedback tools
he/she knows is important in language or 102. These are written or printed materials
literature study. that have been produced in some form or
a. Research Literature another.
b. Theory-Based Research a. Numerical Records
c. Experience b. Documents
d. Replicating and Extending Previous c. Relics
Research d. Oral statements
96. A prediction that no relationship between two 103. In quantitative research, the observer’s
measured variables will be found or that no maintenance of a posture of detachment
difference between two groups on a while collecting research data in a setting,
measured variable will be found. but with causal interaction with the
a. Null Hypothesis individuals or groups being studied as
b. Non directional Hypothesis necessary.
c. Directional Hypothesis a. Participant–Observer role
d. Functional Hypothesis b. Observer-Participant role
97. A type of Longitudinal Study which describes c. Complete Observer
change by selecting a different sample at d. Complete Participant
each data-collection point from a population 104. An observed change in the participants’
that remains constant. behaviour based on their awareness of
a. Trend Studies participating in an experiment, their
b. Panel Studies knowledge of research hypothesis or their
c. Cohort Studies response to receiving special attention.
d. Cross-sectional studies a. Halo Effect
98. This involves sending of ‘self-completion’ b. Observer Effect
questionnaire through email or other c. Pygmalion Effect
electronic means. d. Hawthorne’s Effect
a. Close-ended 105. A type of sampling technique that selects
b. Open-ended naturally occurring groups in the population.
c. Postal questionnaires a. Criterion b. Cluster
d. E-questionnaire c. Systematic d. Quota
106. A personal statement of the researcher’s
feelings, opinions, or perceptions about
others with whom the researcher comes in
contact with during the course of his or her
work.
a. Field Jottings b. Field Diary
c. Field Case d. Field Log
107. A descriptive field note must include the
following EXCEPT:
a. Portraits of the subjects
b. Description of physical setting
c. Personal opinions of the researchers
d. The observer’s behavior
108. A reflective field note must include the
following EXCEPT:
a. Reflection on analysis
b. Reflection on method
c. Points of clarification
d. Reflection on social aspects
109. A procedure for drawing a sample from
a population such that each individual in the
population has a known chance of being
selected.
a. Probability sampling
b. Convenience sampling
c. Purposeful sampling
d. Cluster sampling
110. This is a statistical procedure applied to
determine whether the difference between
the mean scores of two or more groups on
a dependent variable is statistically
significant.’
a. Analysis of Variance (ANOVA)
b. Chi-square
c. Factor Analysis
d. Multiple Regression
111. A small-scale, preliminary investigation
that is conducted to develop and test the
measures or procedures that will be used in
a research study.
a. Norming Group b. Pilot Study
c. Replication d. Triangulation
112. In doing a literary research, what comes
first?
a. Prepare the research questions/objectives
b. Select a topic
c. Select materials
d. Make a research hypothesis
113. A technique in classroom research where
the researcher records and transcribes parts
of a lesson and then gets the teacher to
comment on what was happening at the time
that the teaching and learning took place.
a. Methods comparison studies
b. Stimulated recall
c. Observation Schemes
d. Interactional analysis
114. Which book of the bible teaches that
there will never be an explanation to human
suffering, especially undeserved suffering,
that human intelligence can comprehend?
a. Exodus b. Job
c. Revelations d. Genesis
115. Shakespeare uses this type of metric line
frequently in his plays and sonnets.
a. Trochaic Tetrameter
b. Anapestic Trimeter
c. Dactylic Hexameter
d. Iambic Pentameter
116. This is a Biblical story printed in the
Philippines and translated to Tagalog from
Greek by Fr. Antonio de Borja.
a. Ang Doctrina Cristiana
b. The Pasion
c. Ang Barlaan at Josephat
d. Urbana at Felisa
117. He wrote “A Footnote to Youth.”
a. Jose Garcia Villa
b. Jose Villa Panganiban
c. Paz Marquez Benitez
d. Zoilo M. Galang
118. He is novelist, poet, author and
grammarian covered three periods of
Tagalog Literature – American, Japanese
and the contemporary period. He is called
the Father of National Language Grammar.
a. Lope K. Santos
b. Jose Corazon De Jesus
c. Amado V. Hernandez
d. Veleriano Hernandez Peña
119. This was a poem by Rizal while he was
incarcerated at Fort Santiago.
a. Noli Me Tangere
b. Mi Ultimo Adios
c. El Filibusterismo
d. A La Jeventud Filipina
120. This refers to how much and how quickly
the lessons in the textbooks are presented
a. Pacing b. Sequencing
c. Balancing d. Explaining
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