1. Pedro eats his dinner early _______ he needs to finish his assignment.

A. but B. because C. such as D. while

2. Joy is going to finish her online work ______ the internet connection is poor.
A. also B. and C. even if D. or
3. You can borrow my laptop ___________you will use it carefully.
A. and B. as long as C. even if D. so
4. Will you cook my favorite food______ will I just buy it?
A. and B. but C. or D. so
5. The plan of a city-wide lockdown gained many reactions from the people ,_________ positive and negative opinions
were expressed.
a.despite b.however c.that is d.in addition
6. It is a person who rides, controls, and cares for a working elephant.
A. Cowrie B. Frontier C. Mahout D. Strange
7. It is a line or border between two countries.
A. Cowrie B. Frontier C. Mahout D. Strange
8. It is the shiny and often brightly colored shell used in the past as money in parts of Africa and Southern Asia.
A. Cowrie B. Idle C. Mahout D. Strange
9. It refers to the entire body of writings of a specific language, period, people, etc.
A.Diverse B.Heritage C.Literature D. People
10. It refers to something that is handed down from the past, as a tradition.
A.Diverse B.Heritage C.Mirror D.People
11. What part of a plot refers to the conclusion or ending of a story?
A. climax B. falling action C. rising action D. resolution
12. Which type of literature is based on facts and talks about real people, places, and events?
A. features B. fiction C. non-fiction D. sci-fi
13. What is defined as the sequence of events that occurs from the first to the last line of the story?
A. character B. plot C. point of view D. setting
14. Which type of literature is a product of a writer’s imagination?
A. feature B. fiction C. parable D. non-fiction
15. What is a body of written works such as poetry, novels, history, biography, and essays that reflects the background of
a certain culture?
A. epic B. literature C. poetry D. prose
16. This refers to an author’s expression of his/her own opinion on a particular issue without examining and presenting
enough evidences.
A. bias B. judgment C. objective D. subjective
17. Below are true about bias, EXCEPT:
A. presenting both sides of the issue C. putting across an unfair or one-sided opinion
B. telling only a part of the issue at hand D. being subjective as opposed to being objective
18. “Fathers are always responsible in making decisions than mothers.” Which of the words below makes the statement
biased?
A. always B. decision C. making D. responsible
19. “Pageants are amazing platforms that promote different advocacies such as women empowerment, child protection,
and environmental conservation.” Which of the words below makes the statement biased?
A. amazing B. conservation C. different D. protection
20. “To have a vaccine for COVID-19 before the opening of classes on August 24, 2020 is unbelievable.”
Which of the words below makes the sentence biased?
A. before B. opening C. unbelievable D. vaccine
21. “In a school election, a voter is confused on who he is going to vote for school president, but because most of his
classmates and friends love “candidate X”, he decided to go along with the choice of the majority.” What propaganda is
used in the situation?
A. bandwagon B. loaded words C. name-calling D. simplification
22. What propaganda technique is used by drug manufacturers in their advertisements that seems to hide the possible
harmful side effects of their products?
A. card stacking B. name-calling C. plain folks D. soft soap
23. “A superstar mother talks about her experience of using the diaper that she prefers for her baby and the advantages of
using it.” What propaganda technique is used in the situation?
A. loaded words B. simplification C. testimonial D. transfer
24. What propaganda technique is used in the statement, “Things go better with Coke”?
A. card stacking B. glittering generalities C. name-calling D. plain folks
25. What propaganda technique is intended to damage the image of the competitor by using names that evoke fear or
hatred such as, “racist, dictator, and communist”?
A. card stacking B. glittering generalities C. name-calling D. plain folks