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ENGLISH 10
REVIEWER
 Identify the technical terms used in
Research.
1. It means searching for a theory for A. Variable

testing theory, or for solving a problem. B. Research

2. It is a tentative explanation for C. Hypothesis
certain behaviors, phenomena, or
D. Null Hypothesis
events which have occurred or will
occur. E. Definition of Terms
3.Characteristics that has two or more F. Scope of the
mutually exclusive values or Investigation
properties.
 Identify the technical terms used in
Research.
A. Variable
4. It is necessary in research in
B. Research
order for the researcher and the
reader to be thinking in terms of C. Hypothesis

the same thing. D. Null Hypothesis

E. Definition of Terms
5. It sets the delimitations and
establishes the boundaries of the F. Scope of the
Investigation
study.
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1. B Research
2.C Hypothesis
3.A Variable
4.E Definition of Terms
5.F Scope of the Investigation
 Identify the propaganda technique
exemplified in each situation

6. A candidate calls his opponent “bobo.”

7. A candidate attends a big prayer rally
organized by a big religious group.
8. A senatorial candidate asked Sarah
Geronimo to endorse her candidacy.
A. Bandwagon C. Name calling
B. Testimonial D. Transfer propaganda technique
ANSWER KEYS

6.C Name calling

7.A Bandwagon
8.B Testimonial
 Identify the type of claim exemplified in
each statement.
9. Cleanliness is next to godliness.
10. Excessive consumption of alcohol can lead
to many illnesses.
11. Angkas system should be implemented
during Modified General Community
Quarantine (MGCQ)
A. Claim of Fact C. Claim of Value
B. Claim of Policy D. Claim of Rule
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9. B Claim of Value
10.A Claim of Fact
11.C Claim of Policy
 ASSERTION

12. When is the best time to formulate literary

assertion?

A. after reading a story

B. before watching a play
C. after watching a play
D. before writing the poem
 ASSERTION

12. When is the best time to formulate literary

assertion?

A. after reading a story

B. before watching a play
C. after watching a play
D. before writing the poem
 ASSERTION

13.What makes a strong literary assertion?

A. Every assertion must include the summary of articles.

B. Every assertion must be followed by facts and
evidence.
C. Every assertion must include observation made by the
novelist.
D. Every assertion must contain hypothesis proposed by
the author.
 ASSERTION

13.What makes a strong literary assertion?

A. Every assertion must include the summary of articles.

B. Every assertion must be followed by facts and
evidence.
C. Every assertion must include observation made by the
novelist.
D. Every assertion must contain hypothesis proposed by
the author.
 PUBLIC SPEAKING

14. Which is a major characteristic of an

impromptu speech?

A. It is unplanned.
B. It requires a lot of research.
C. It takes many hours to write.
D. It is rehearsed over several days.
 PUBLIC SPEAKING

14. Which is a major characteristic of an

impromptu speech?

A. It is unplanned.
B. It requires a lot of research.
C. It takes many hours to write.
D. It is rehearsed over several days.
 PUBLIC SPEAKING

15. What are the three sections of an

impromptu speech?

A. Introduction, examples, and body

B. Main points, body, and conclusion
C. Introduction, body, and conclusion
D. Introduction, examples, and conclusion
 PUBLIC SPEAKING

15. What are the three sections of an

impromptu speech?

A. Introduction, examples, and body

B. Main points, body, and conclusion
C. Introduction, body, and conclusion
D. Introduction, examples, and conclusion
 PUBLIC SPEAKING

16. What should be the introduction of an

impromptu speech include?

A. Conclusion
B. Main idea
C. Example
D. Support
 PUBLIC SPEAKING

16. What should be the introduction of an

impromptu speech include?

A. Conclusion
B. Main idea
C. Example
D. Support
 PUBLIC SPEAKING

17. When a speaker gives a speech without

prior planning or preparation, it is a
(n) _________.

A. Extemporaneous speech
B. Manuscript speech
C. Impromptu speech
D. Memorized speech
 PUBLIC SPEAKING

17. When a speaker gives a speech without

prior planning or preparation, it is a
(n) _________.

A. Extemporaneous speech
B. Manuscript speech
C. Impromptu speech
D. Memorized speech
 PUBLIC SPEAKING
18. James is worried that giving a memorized speech may be
boring. What advice could you give him to make sure it isn’t?

A. Relax, breathe, and write the speech in language that is

familiar.
B. Focus only on getting the lines right and not on the audience’s
response to the speech.
C. Give the speech as quickly as possible so that audience
member will have to focus to keep up.
D. Give the audience a copy of the speech text so they can
follow along and notice if you will make a mistake
 PUBLIC SPEAKING
18. James is worried that giving a memorized speech may be
boring. What advice could you give him to make sure it isn’t?

A. Relax, breathe, and write the speech in language that is

familiar.
B. Focus only on getting the lines right and not on the audience’s
response to the speech.
C. Give the speech as quickly as possible so that audience
member will have to focus to keep up.
D. Give the audience a copy of the speech text so they can
follow along and notice if you will make a mistake
 READING COMPREHENSION

The fast-paced life in sprawling urban

centers has made many people ignore
tradition and culture in the countryside or
regard them as absurd or ridiculous. What
they fail to understand is that not
everything in this world can be explained
easily by religion and Science.
 READING COMPREHENSION
19. It can be validly concluded from the passage that:

A. Some people in urban centers ignore tradition and

culture.
B. All people in urban centers still value traditions and
culture.
C. Most people in urban centers disregard tradition and
culture.
D. All people living in urban centers no longer
recognize traditions.
 READING COMPREHENSION
19. It can be validly concluded from the passage that:

A. Some people in urban centers ignore tradition and

culture.
B. All people in urban centers still value traditions and
culture.
C. Most people in urban centers disregard tradition and
culture.
D. All people living in urban centers no longer
recognize traditions.
 READING COMPREHENSION

Peace and prosperity can be achieved if

we have a respectable armed
forces and sensible economic
development plan.
 READING COMPREHENSION
20. Based on passage, we can validly conclude that:

A. Peace and prosperity are not experienced at

present.
B. Peace and prosperity depend on the armed forces
alone.
C. Unless we have a superior army, we will always
be at war.
D. A good economy and armed forces are needed to
attain peace and prosperity
 READING COMPREHENSION
20. Based on passage, we can validly conclude that:

A. Peace and prosperity are not experienced at

present.
B. Peace and prosperity depend on the armed forces
alone.
C. Unless we have a superior army, we will always
be at war.
D. A good economy and armed forces are needed to
attain peace and prosperity
 READING COMPREHENSION

According to the Parish Pastoral Council for

Responsible Voting (PPCRV),
the Fair Election Act made it mandatory for
actors, columnists and other mass
media personalities endorsing candidates to
resign or take a leave from their TV
shows or media outfits during the election
campaign period.
 READING COMPREHENSION
21. It can be validly concluded from the passage that
all mass media people endorsing candidates can
campaign:

A. Even if they don’t resign or go on leave.

B. Only if they go on leave or resign from their jobs.
C. Only if they have enough funds to support a
candidate.
D. Even if they don’t have enough funds to support a
candidate
 READING COMPREHENSION
21. It can be validly concluded from the passage that
all mass media people endorsing candidates can
campaign:

A. Even if they don’t resign or go on leave.

B. Only if they go on leave or resign from their jobs.
C. Only if they have enough funds to support a
candidate.
D. Even if they don’t have enough funds to support a
candidate
 READING COMPREHENSION

If the government takes over

business and industry, people will
have jobs and products will be sold
at a lower price.
 READING COMPREHENSION
22. Therefore:

A. The government should not engage in business

and public services.
B. Giving economic power in the government would
threaten private enterprise.
C. Eliminating competition results in much less
production from the private sector.
D. The government should take over business and
industry if it is for good of the people.
 READING COMPREHENSION
22. Therefore:

A. The government should not engage in business

and public services.
B. Giving economic power in the government would
threaten private enterprise.
C. Eliminating competition results in much less
production from the private sector.
D. The government should take over business and
industry if it is for good of the people.
 READING COMPREHENSION

The history of the last two hundred

years shows that wars have
become steadily more frequent and
more destructive, the twentieth
century being the bloodiest on
record
 READING COMPREHENSION
23. Therefore, we can conclude that:

A. Wars should be avoided by mankind at all cost.

B. Wars are caused by basic traits of selfishness and
greed.
C. Mankind has not advanced much in the art of
keeping peace, as it has in the science of waging wars.
D. Increased industrialization, competitiveness and
improved weapons bring on increasingly frequent
wars.
 READING COMPREHENSION
23. Therefore, we can conclude that:

A. Wars should be avoided by mankind at all cost.

B. Wars are caused by basic traits of selfishness and
greed.
C. Mankind has not advanced much in the art of
keeping peace, as it has in the science of waging wars.
D. Increased industrialization, competitiveness and
improved weapons bring on increasingly frequent
wars.
READING COMPREHENSION

“When the world looks hopeless,

And life is not fair,
Throw back your shoulders
And do not despair.”
 READING COMPREHENSION

24. The expression “throw back your

shoulders” means

A. Show your feelings.

B. Ignore your problems.
C. Exercise your shoulders.
D. Forget your responsibility.
 READING COMPREHENSION

24. The expression “throw back your

shoulders” means

A. Show your feelings.

B. Ignore your problems.
C. Exercise your shoulders.
D. Forget your responsibility.
 READING COMPREHENSION

25. Most probably, the writer’s purpose in

this passage is to_ .

A. give advice.
B. reveal the truth.
C. express a feeling.
D. win other’s approval
 READING COMPREHENSION

25. Most probably, the writer’s purpose in

this passage is to_ .

A. give advice.
B. reveal the truth.
C. express a feeling.
D. win other’s approval
Thank
you!