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General Instructions: Read and analyze each item carefully. Answer the given items by providing the
necessary information asked for. Encircle the letter of your answer.
1. Which of the following best describes the role of segmentals in speech delivery?
A. They control the pace of speech delivery.
B. They emphasize emotional elements in speech.
C. They focus on individual speech sounds like vowels and consonants.
D. They include features like pitch and volume that affect the overall rhythm.
3. Which of the following segmental features is crucial for maintaining the rhythm and flow in a rap
performance?
A. articulation
B. stress patterns
C. volume control
D. vowel quality
4. When delivering lines of poetry, which suprasegmental feature is responsible for emphasizing
certain words or phrases?
A. articulation
B. pitch
C. volume
D. vowel sounds
13. What gesture is most suitable for conveying enthusiasm and excitement when discussing a topic
that you are passionate about?
A. tapping your foot
B. keeping your hands at your sides
C. clasping your hands in front of you
D. animated hand movements and facial expressions
14. Which gesture can be used to express frustration or disappointment when discussing challenges
and obstacles?
A. smiling brightly
B. clapping your hands
C. putting your hands on your hips
D. a hand on your forehead or a deep sigh
15. What is the primary goal of effective staging and positioning in a choir performance?
A. minimize and improve the choir's presence on stage
B. keep the choir members stationary throughout the performance
C. engage the audience and enhance the emotional impact of the performance
D. ensure the choir can exit quickly to save and minimize the time on their performance
16. What is the primary purpose of adding or subtracting sections or vocal groups in a choir
performance?
A. increase the tempo of the music
B. change the lyrics and sounds of the song
C. control and produce the pitch of the performance
D. create a balanced sound and enhance the emotional impact
21. Using the IPA symbol, what word in the given sentence has the diphthong sound /eI/?
Time and tide wait no man to rise.
A. rise
B. tide
C. time
D. wait
25. Which of the following sentences demonstrates the correct word order for a typical declarative
sentence?
A. I went to the park yesterday.
B. Yesterday went I the park to.
C. Went I park to the yesterday.
D. Yesterday, to the park, I went.
29. Which of the following sentences has the CORRECT punctuation mark?
A. Here come’s my bus, see you tomorrow!
B. There is a little hope that he will come today
C. A journey, when walked with a friend, becomes a memory.
D. No sooner, had I put down the receiver then the telephone began to ring again.
33. Which interjection conveys relief or a sense of ease after a difficult situation?
A. darn
B. hallelujah
C. oops
D. phew
34. In a story, which adverb might be used to describe the intensity or manner of a character's
emotions?
A. beautifully
B. mysteriously
C. quickly
D. sarcastically
36. Which kind of verbal is the underlined word in the sentence below?
Wendy considered herself hiding inside the cabinet when the thieves came in.
A. gerund
B. infinitive
C. participle
D. progressive
37. Which kind of verbal is used for the underlined words in the sentence?
The teachers tattered and exhausted participated at the seminar.
A. gerund
B. infinitive
C. participle
D. progressive
38. In the sentence, "To bake a cake, you need flour and eggs," what is the verbal phrase?
A. you need
B. and eggs
C. bake a cake
D. to bake a cake
39. What type of verbal is the word "running" in the sentence, She enjoys running in the park?
A. adjective
B. gerund
C. infinitive
D. participle
47. Which sentence follows the CORRECT agreement of pronoun and its antecedent?
A. Edwin and Sherwin have made his choice.
B. Luningning expressed her doubts about the plan.
C. Not only Julius but also Jemuel used their notebook for the meeting.
D. Neither Imelda nor Sarah wants to spend their money on new equipment.
49. Which sentence demonstrates the correct verb form for the present progressive tense?
A. She will read a book tomorrow.
B. I went to the museum yesterday.
C. They are playing in the park now.
D. He has watched that movie before.
54. Which sentence DOES NOT follow the correct order of adjectives?
A. Sheena used a new red sleeping blanket.
B. Nancy is a pretty tall young Korean lady.
C. Wow! This is a beautiful large ancient European vase.
D. The secretary wrote a report about the beautiful two American artists.
55. Which of the following refers to the clues that directly provide the meaning of the unfamiliar word
within the sentence or in the surrounding text?
A. antonym
B. definition
C. example
D. synonym
56. In the sentence, “Her speech was eloquent, leaving the audience captivated,” what is a synonym
for eloquent?
A. articulate
B. boring
C. incoherent
D. mundane
57. Which is the ANTONYM of the underlined word in the sentence below?
Tommy was disinclined to pay his friends a visit without calling them.
A. disposed
B. loath
C. reluctant
D. reticent
58. In a formal email requesting information from a colleague, which word or expression is
appropriate to start your message?
A. Dear Mr. Smith
B. Hey
C. Hi
D. Yo
61. When words are formed by combining parts of two or more words, like "infomercial" (information +
commercial), which process is used?
A. acronymy
B. blending
C. clipping
D. compounding
62. Which process involves the modification of a word's spelling or pronunciation due to a mistaken
understanding of its origin, such as "asparagus" (originally "sparrowgrass")?
A. acronymy
B. blending
C. clipping
D. folk etymology
67. Which refers to a play about a single incident and set in a single location?
A. act
B. drama
C. one-act play
D. playwright
71. If you wanted to find detailed information about the tourist attractions in a specific city, which print
media source would be most suitable?
A. brochures
B. flyers
C. magazines
D. newspapers
72. You are researching the latest developments in the field of science and technology. Which print
media source would provide you with in-depth articles and research findings?
A. magazines
B. newspapers
C. pamphlets
D. scientific Journals
73. You want to learn about the various services offered by a local healthcare facility. Which print
media source would be the most informative?
A. magazines
B. newspapers
C. pamphlets
D. posters
74. Which element of a one-act play typically contributes to the theme by presenting a specific
conflict that is resolved within the play's brief duration?
A. climax C. resolution
B. falling action D. rising action
75. In a one-act play, what is the primary purpose of the limited number of characters and settings?
A. introduce a wide range of characters
B. create complex and intricate storylines
C. explore multiple subplots simultaneously
D. maintain a shorter duration for the performance
78. In a passage where the author shares a personal experience of overcoming adversity and
encourages others to do the same, what is the likely purpose of the author?
A. criticize
B. entertain
C. inform
D. inspire
79. In a passage where the author describes a peaceful garden with vibrant colors and gentle
sounds, what is the likely mood created by the author?
A. anxious
B. joyful
C. melancholic
D. tense
82. The most important part of the society of the Old English period are the _______ .
A. kings
B. peasants
C. priests
D. warriors
83. Why were the warriors considered as the most important part of the society of the Old English
period?
A. War is the general way of life.
B. People lived a semi-nomadic life.
C. Adoring one god was a common practice then.
D. Agriculture was the main source of livelihood.
84. Which of the following does NOT apply on how women are treated during the Old English
Period?
A. They served the needs of men and their husbands.
B. Women were considered important in line with domestic duties.
C. They were deemed significant because of their activities pertaining to war.
D. Women were marriageable commodities looked upon to immortalize the tribe.
85. Which of the following is the main genre during Renaissance Period?
A. essay
B. drama
C. play
D. story
86. Which symbolizes the line, “Sometimes too hot eye of heaven shins” from Sonnet XVIII?
A. God
B. moon
C. storm
D. sun
87. Which of the following is NOT a factor of the expansion characterizing Renaissance period?
A. Britain expanded its empire.
B. The Middle Age came to an end.
C. Britain became the Queen of the Seas.
D. They expanded their geography, economics and social.
88. In a novel where the protagonist comes from a disadvantaged background and faces numerous
challenges, the author's purpose is most likely to ______.
A. discourage readers from helping those in need
B. convey that people from disadvantaged backgrounds are inherently inferior
C. encourage readers to empathize with the character and appreciate their resilience
D. promote and emphasize the idea that privilege and character are the keys to success
89. In a novel where the author uses first-person narration to delve into the thoughts and emotions of
a character from a different cultural background, the author's technique serves to ______.
A. maintain a distant and unrelatable character
B. keep the reader uninformed about the character's emotions
C. isolate the character's experiences and perspective from the reader's understanding
D. foster a deeper understanding and empathy for the character's perspective
92. In two short stories, both featuring themes of personal transformation, what is a common
similarity you might expect to find in the characters' journeys?
A. Both characters experience a shift in their beliefs or values.
B. One character is human, while the other is a supernatural being.
C. Both characters face external obstacles that hinder their growth.
D. One character's transformation is positive, while the other's is negative.
93. In the poem, “The Unknown Citizen”, which of the following does NOT belong to the requisites of
modern living?
A. Be fully insured.
B. Have a record with the NSCO.
C. Have the necessary house facilities.
D. Be hospitalized at least once a year.
94. How does literature often serve as a means of connecting to the world?
A. excluding readers from diverse experiences
B. offering a window into different cultures, perspectives, and experiences
C. enforcing a single viewpoint and limiting understanding to the different perspectives
D. providing clear, explicit and literal instructions for navigating the world on different cultures and
perspectives
95. What role does literature play in fostering empathy and understanding of others?
A. It dampens readers from considering the experiences of others.
B. It encourages isolation from different perspectives and circumstances.
C. It promotes stereotypes and prejudices from various backgrounds and circumstances.
D. It allows readers to step into the shoes of characters from various backgrounds and
circumstances.
96. In what way can literature be a reflection of societal issues, and how does this contribute to
connecting readers to the world?
A. Literature should avoid societal issues altogether to remain timeless.
B. Literature should focus on imaginary, otherworldly problems to captivate readers.
C. Literature can serve as an escape from societal issues, coming loose to readers from the real
world.
D. Literature reflects societal concerns, providing a means for readers to engage with and discuss
these issues.
97. “The Soldier” was written as a tribute to young men who died in war by ________.
A. Alfred Edward Hausman
B. John Masefield
C. Rupert Brooke
D. Wystan Hugh Auden
99. Which poetry differs from the traditional form that has an irregular length and rhyme?
A. ballad
B. drama
C. elegy
D. free verse
100. Which literary composition usually expresses the idea or view point of the writer about an event
or topic?
A. ballad
B. drama
C. essay
D. poetry