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  • Which term describes the style of spoken English that uses private vocabulary?
  • Language used for specific places and situations is called what?
  • Which field studies language at the level of the sounds?
  • When a learner can produce his/her own utterances rather than simply mimicked from a model, the learner's ability upholds which view of language learning?
  • How does Signy avenge her father's death?
  • Which word formation process is used to create brunch, smog, urinalysis, and broasted?
  • Experiential learning encourages language use through observation and reflection of which?
  • Which term describes the loudness of the voice?
  • Which option best captures the idea of pragmatics in language use?
  • Which is the cuing system in detecting regional dialects?
  • Thanatopsis envisions death as a movement into what kind of realm?
  • Which term describes the opposition of forces which drives the plot and links incidents?
  • When a student reads Dad for Father, he made what error?
  • Which concept describes the mental structures that guide expectations about social events and role interactions?
  • Who is the author of the short story In the Grove?
  • Which line describes a shaggy man with a cane?
  • When teaching the difference between vowels and consonants it is important to point out that the former is characterized by
  • Which line provides auditory imagery through crackling glass and putty?
  • Which activity involves dramatizing the highlights of a story in class?
  • What term describes the variant pronunciations of a phoneme?
  • Which research element is illustrated by the sentence about determining frequency and types of code switching among students and teachers?
  • Phonetics knowledge helps English teachers by providing what key benefit?
  • Which term refers to the setting for one or more meanings of a work of literature?
  • What is the term for the designated chair used during sharing sessions?
  • This form of ESP emerged because of the necessity to learn English as a tool to obtain a job, to get promoted, and perform effectively in the working world?
  • If a student recognizes that there is no single theory of literature but a multiplicity of theories, which concept does this illustrate?
  • Which statement best describes language's function in sharing ideas, beliefs, or feelings?
  • Discourse refers to language use that extends beyond a single sentence. Which field is described by this definition?
  • According to the material, which statement expresses the idea that thinking shapes what we are?
  • The analysis of genre in target communication situations is called
  • Which task requires students to demonstrate language use in authentic contexts?
  • Which statement best describes bottom-up processing in listening?
  • Which term refers to the view that language use is shaped by social context?
  • Since structural linguistics describes a language beginning with the phonological level and ending with the sentence level it is assumed that the appropriate sequence of learning from
  • How do literature teachers 'kill' a text?
  • Which model of teaching literature views literary text as a product?
  • Which cueing system detects regional dialects?
  • Ezra Pound is widely associated with which movement in poetry?
  • In the noun phrase 'a sound advice from my grandmother which I got lately,' the head word is
  • Which term describes the register used in everyday talk among friends?
  • After his death, Hercules married which goddess?
  • Allomorphs are morphs which belong to the same morpheme and variants of a morpheme that may be phonologically or morphologically conditioned.
  • The knowledge of phonetics is useful to English teachers because it
  • Which of the following sentences should have the article THE on the blank? '______Philippines has a lot of wonderful tourist destinations.'
  • What do Circe and the Sirens have in common?
  • Which correlative conjunction is appropriate in the sentence 'You look attractive in _________ the blue sweater __________ the yellow'?
  • Which of the following strategies in teaching facts directly links young students' lives with literary experiences?
  • Which sentence is in the passive voice?
  • Which option best completes the sentence: 'Evan, he play ball with his sister' is an example of _______ English?
  • Generally, Filipino students find English tense difficult because
  • The process of language learning characterized by repeated practice of sentence patterns until they become habitual and automatic is
  • Which term describes cutting away the unnecessary portions of an image?
  • Which device involves a sentence that is intentionally left unfinished or interrupted, creating suspense?
  • Which reading disorder is described as a neurologically based condition characterized by difficulty understanding and applying alphabetic principles?
  • What term refers to the speech addressed to the audience after the conclusion of a play and spoken by one of the actors?
  • Which of the following is an adjective phrase?
  • Which artifact did Jason retrieve that caused Pelias to rethink his stance on Jason's claim?
  • In the line 'The world is too much with us', what is the implied meaning?
  • Ability to use language which is appropriate to the situation shows this competence.
  • Derived from a general theory of learning, the behaviorist views states that the language behavior of the individual is conditioned by sequences of differential rewards in his/her environment.
  • What is the intended meaning of Lao Tzu's proverb 'A journey of a thousand leagues begins in a single step' as presented in the material?
  • The sounds produced with the lower lip against the upper teeth are called:
  • Krashen predicts that certain structures are acquired late; which example best illustrates such a late-acquired structure?
  • Which term refers to the subconscious process of acquiring language through natural, informal exposure?
  • Which cueing helps notice rhyming words?
  • The notion of gradable antonyms may be taught by using a cline showing the range of meaning between hot and cold.
  • In communication, which element carries the spoken message from speaker to listener?
  • Establish functional connections among courses or subjects is which term?
  • What term refers to a group of works esteemed by a community of readers?
  • The English translation of Rabindranath Tagore's "Gitanjali" is?
  • ESP stands for
  • The lines 'When I was one and twenty I heard a wise man say...' are from which poem?
  • A secondary about reference books is always TRUE?
  • Which Charlotte Brontë novel is set largely in Belgium?
  • Which statement weakens the conclusion about the Renaissance?
  • The channel or medium of communication (spoken vs written) is described by which term?
  • Who was the commander in chief of the Greek armies?
  • In poetry, which cueing system helps readers notice rhymes?
  • The passage suggests that which statement best summarizes its view on poetry?
  • According to the material, where does meaning reside?
  • Signy's vengeance involved locking whom in a burning house?
  • Which line uses visual imagery describing leaves, berries, and gloss?
  • The Minotaur was a creature that was...
  • Which symptom is most associated with readers who read slowly and stumble over words?
  • Which term describes the rise and fall of voice pitch across a sentence, influencing meaning?
  • Basic Interpersonal Communicational Skills (BICS) refer to which type of language?
  • In the academic program, reading is also listening training because it involves the teaching of _____.
  • Who said 'You see things; and you say why? But I dream things that never were; and I say why not?'
  • Ability to remember the distinguishing features of letters of words despite changes in shape and color is visual ______.
  • Which words are recognized without structural analysis?
  • Which figure of speech is exemplified by the passage that uses 'Judas' to refer to Mr. Henry?
  • Which city is traditionally considered founded by Aeneas?
  • After Patroclus's death, Achilles felt anger and shame due to:
  • Why did Acrisius cast Danae and Perseus into the sea in a chest?
  • What is described in the excerpt 'Water, water everywhere, And all the boards did shrink; Water, water every where, Nor any drop to drink'?
  • The deliberate silences used to create emphasis are called
  • Novels, short stories, and fables are examples of what literary form?
  • Which two youths were saved by the golden ram?
  • The knowledge gained by reading about others' experiences is called
  • The line 'Love as if you would one day hate, and hate as if you would one day love' exemplifies which device?
  • Which form of communication is typically delivered to a large audience and lacks immediate feedback?
  • Which term best describes the overall level of sound loudness heard by the audience?
  • _______ is the chair designated for the students to use during sharing period.
  • This refers to a single actor's own lines and cues.
  • Which of the following is NOT an Elizabethan playwright?
  • When we ask students to take part as they are in a situation, we are asking them to _______.
  • Which pattern in curriculum organization is described as hierarchical?
  • A series of related events (what happens in the story) is called the
  • Which approach uses children's language and experience as the basis for literacy activities?
  • Connotative meanings could be _________ to communication.
  • Which description correctly states the function of an auxiliary verb?
  • Which mythical creature is commonly depicted with a lion's body and an eagle's head?
  • These are prosodic properties that form part of the makeup of sounds regardless of place or manner of articulation are called what?
  • In which Jane Austen novel do the lines 'Is it a truth universally acknowledged that a single man in possession of a good fortune must be in want of a wife' appear?
  • Which statement best captures the theme suggested by the line 'Nature has a soothing effect on the human spirit'?
  • In short story writing, which element is not always considered?
  • Which mythical creature has the body, tail and hind legs of a lion, and the head, forelegs and wings of an eagle?
  • Which of the following is properly sequenced?
  • Which statement best describes the relationship indicated by 'A entails B'?
  • When students are sensitive to the natural world, what should a teacher be concerned with?
  • Which process involves changing the grammatical structure from the source language to fit the target language?
  • In structural linguistics, the sequence of learning is best described as moving from sounds to sentences. Which option conveys this sequence?
  • Which concept accounts for the knowledge of participants, topics, and facts used to interpret meaning?
  • Which term describes literature as a chronological sequence of works within history?
  • Expressive theories of art originated from which literary movement?
  • Which line uses visual imagery about a horse in a field and mist?
  • It is a Japanese spiritual practice that worships ancestors and native spirits.
  • The dynasty regarded as the Golden Age of Chinese civilization and literature is which?
  • What does the word ostentatious mean?
  • Phonics skills go hand in hand with which knowledge?
  • Speaker B's remark 'You might as well wish for the moon' yields which implicature about Marian's arrival?
  • Which of the following was NOT a function of Greek myths?
  • One sign of comprehension is the ability to ____.
  • What aim in editing can be applied to most pieces of documents?
  • The word 'Neuter' means
  • Phineus was punished by which goddess?
  • The syntactic structure illustrated by the following items is
  • Discourse competence involves which kind of language use?
  • The study of sound-letter correspondence is called what?
  • Which genre is considered the greatest contribution to 17th-century English prose?
  • The overall presentation including costume, props, lighting, and set is known as
  • According to the material, what forms of evidence prove your argument?
  • In ESP, the focus is on language use in which domains?
  • Footnotes and parenthetical citations are important because they do what?
  • Which term describes the phonological process where a sound becomes more like an adjacent sound?
  • Which term refers to the features that modify meaning beyond segmental sounds, such as stress and intonation?
  • Who must not be included in the list of Elizabethan playwrights?
  • EOP is primarily designed to help learners with communication needs in which area?
  • Which Gricean maxim is concerned with the speaker being relevant to the topic of conversation?
  • Which approach produces the target language text by preserving meaning while not necessarily matching the original's style or form?
  • The metaphor 'Life is a broken-winged bird that cannot fly' conveys which idea?
  • Which instructional approach is described as developing academic language skills by connecting language to subject matter?
  • The subject matter of a discourse is referred to by which term?
  • What is true about metacognition?
  • The epic of Bicol, Ibalon, belongs to which Philippine region?
  • Which sentence contains a present perfect tense?
  • Which theory holds that poetry follows a guiding principle based on imitation?
  • During the Spanish period, the Comedia as a literary form usually ends with the?
  • Which description best matches the phrase 'Man is a pig'
  • Which statement contradicts the idea that 'The world of the fiction writer is full of matter'?
  • The place of confinement of the Minotaur is commonly known as?
  • _______ consist of mental maps we hold in our memories for various topics. We make use of it to process information read or listened to.
  • Which term describes the building blocks of language?
  • A basic classroom technique used to conduct an intensive oral drill of the basic sentence pattern is called what?
  • Which of the following sentences contains a linking verb?
  • All of the following are novels by Yasunari Kawabata EXCEPT which of the following?
  • What was the reason Zeus wanted the Trojans to win?
  • Who wrote the poem 'When I Was One and Twenty'?
  • Who was the son of Perseus and Andromeda who became the grandfather of Hercules?
  • Which term describes the language register that manifests professional discourse?
  • How many youths and maidens were doomed to be killed by the Minotaur?
  • What relation did Hebe have to Hercules after his death?
  • The line 'I have nothing to offer but blood, toil, tears and sweat' is attributed to which leader?
  • Which term denotes the ability to know a word and also use it appropriately?
  • Which is an assumption in a literary theory?
  • Input that reflects students environment and experience is a
  • A traditional view of language as a system of structures suggests a syllabus primarily focusing on which aspect?
  • How can teaching word recognition be best described?
  • What does the Rigveda excerpt reveal about the Hindu belief on the god Purusha?
  • Intrapersonal communication takes place ______.
  • The Titan who bore the heavens is named?
  • Which articulations are described as mid-way between consonants and vowels and include sounds like the English 'w' and 'j'?
  • Which figure of speech is illustrated by the phrases 'The snotgreen sea' and 'The scortumtightening sea'?
  • Oral communication strategies should be used to elicit ________.
  • Which translation method requires the use of a culture-neutral word?
  • In examining a descriptive essay, what would a teacher prompt students to describe?
  • Which poet wrote 'She is a woman nobly planned. To warm, to comfort, and command'?
  • Which line best indicates that the threshold stands as a sanctuary for those in pain?
  • Which translation method is described as a direct transfer of a source text into a form that is grammatically and idiomatically appropriate in the target language?
  • What percentage of waking hours is typically spent on listening, according to the material?
  • In acting theory, what term describes the central motivation behind a character's actions?
  • Which is a type of stage language that takes the audience into the character's mind to hear its contents and arguments with the self?
  • Which term refers to a predefined sequence of actions in social situations?
  • Hercules' way of thinking was confined to?
  • In Japanese puppet theater, the term for a chanted or sung text.
  • Global patterns that contain common-sense knowledge about a central concept are called
  • In the sentence 'The red roses given as a birthday gift by my best friend really smells sweet,' the participial phrase 'given as a birthday gift by my best friend' modifies which noun?
  • This form of ESP trains students in higher education to use language for study?
  • What do communicative approaches emphasize?
  • In communication, the tool to transmit the verbal messages from the source to the receiver is _________.
  • According to the described view, which statement best reflects the relationship between word forms and meanings?
  • Selene, the moon goddess, loved a handsome shepherd by what name?
  • Which book of the Bible is associated with the idea that human suffering is beyond full comprehension?
  • Which term denotes morphs that are variants of the same morpheme and may be phonologically or morphologically conditioned?
  • "Evan, he play ball with his sister" This sentence is a/an _______English.
  • This is the element of communication that refers to the medium through which a message is sent?
  • In Norse mythology, where is the home of the Gods reached by crossing the rainbow bridge?
  • It's raining hard. We have put ________ our work for today.
  • The natural and artificial scenery or environment in which characters live and move is called
  • Which king faced the eternal labor of rolling a boulder up a hill only to have it roll back down?
  • Ability to remember the correct sequence of letters in words, involves visual ______.
  • The minimal pair that can be used for teaching the contrast between /e/ and /e/ is _______.
  • Knowledge according to cognitive theory is stored in the brain as which term?
  • In a research paper, footnotes usually appear
  • The Joad family in The Grapes of Wrath originates from which state?
  • Which of the following is not typically considered part of a canon?
  • The word 'Amanuensis' means
  • Which of the following cannot be true as an element in newspaper advertising?
  • The primary constriction between the tongue and the velum.
  • The plural form of schema is called ____.
  • Who sent the golden ram that saved Phrixus and Helle?
  • Which sentence is in the imperative mood?
  • David Mamet's characters in his plays were called wordsmith which means:
  • This is the public or audience to whom the publication is directed and the working relationship that develops between the two.
  • The real defender of Troy was
  • A Chinese poem sung to the tunes of popular melodies is known by which form name?
  • The idiom 'Under the counter' means?
  • Who was the witch planned to poison Theseus?
  • The act of engaging visually with the audience during communication is called
  • Who fathered Danae's son?
  • Vocabulary that is used in certain occupations is
  • Echo is a figure from which mythology?
  • The Falcon-headed god and son of Isis and Osiris is
  • The Ennead refers to
  • The implication of Mr. Ramos's response is that
  • Which statement best describes the reader's engagement with poetry in the passage?
  • Which line is an example of Hyperbole?
  • Which statement describes language as a system of systems?
  • The Egyptian term referring to the spirit and life force of both humans and gods is
  • What did Samuel Johnson most likely mean by the statement about tampering with the currency of human intelligence?
  • What do the lines reveal about hatred?
  • The excerpt about the military-industrial complex warns that...
  • Which term is used for examining literature through theoretical approaches?
  • Which term describes the stage where sentence patterns become automatic through repetition?
  • Which simple past verb form is the irregular form of 'write'?
  • Which mountain is the home of the Greek gods?
  • Which figure of speech is shown by the paraphrase 'The land is experiencing heavy casualties' rather than 'soldiers being killed'?
  • Who wrote The Jungle Book?
  • Curriculum programs should carry out goals in which component of the educational process?
  • Phonics skills align with which foundational knowledge?
  • Strategies that assign roles to each member are called?
  • Which phrase describes language as a system of systems?
  • Which view of language learning asserts that learners progress through internal cognitive processes, not just imitation?
  • Which perceptual quality distinguishes sounds with the same pitch and loudness?
  • Which Edward Albee's play did Elizabeth Taylor play the lead role?
  • Which line features auditory imagery as rolling rumble and crash?
  • The standard of textuality that links ideas is called
  • The ________ juncture indicates a short pause within a sentence.
  • The following are Romantic poets EXCEPT which?
  • Which Filipino writer is renowned for using local color in his fiction?
  • Which trio were among the great Greek heroes in the Trojan War?
  • Which American literary movement emphasizes depicting life as it is?
  • When translating idioms or slogans, which approach is typically used?
  • The excerpt about ripe plums and time expresses which theme?
  • The ability to recognize the sound units in a spoken word is called what?
  • In teaching pronunciation, the difference between ice cream and I scream is a function of what?
  • Which term is not a synonym for literary criticism?
  • The phrase 'the amount which she paid for a student loan' contains what kind of clause?
  • In the sentence 'Ana is reviewing seriously because she will take the LET examination,' the pronoun 'she' is what type of reference?
  • The primary constriction between the tongue and the alveolar ridge.
  • Which line contains olfactory imagery about a scent of a rose?
  • The main idea or author's opinion about life expressed in a piece of literature is called
  • This technique is used in translating idioms or advertising slogans.
  • Who assisted Clytemnestra in killing Agamemnon?
  • Who is named as the mother of Helen of Troy and the Gemini Twins?
  • What term refers to the force or intensity given to syllables or words?
  • Which option best explains the purpose of phonetics knowledge for teachers?
  • Daedalus's son is named what?
  • The primary constriction between the tongue and the upper teeth.
  • Euphrosyne, Aglaia and Thalia are known as
  • For comprehension to take place, the reader should activate what?
  • In the Judgment of Paris, which trio did Paris consider the fairest?
  • Carl Sandburg's description of Abraham Lincoln highlights which trait?
  • Which term describes listening that uses context and knowledge to interpret messages?
  • ________ learners are those who don't use the English language at home.
  • In teaching models, which option is described as learner-centered?
  • The difficulty of teaching tense to Filipino students may be caused by which of the following factors?
  • Which line in the plum excerpt signals aging or the passage of time?
  • Labeling a picture during a listening activity is an example of which listening phase?
  • The time and place of the story is called the
  • What is the title of Alfred Lord Tennyson's poem that contemplates the death of his close friend Arthur Hallam?
  • What is the name of the winged horse that sprang from the blood of Medusa?
  • Which statement is true about basic sentence patterns in relation to teaching?
  • Who wrote Thanatopsis?
  • Listening is defined as which of the following?
  • Which term describes the innate capacity to learn language in humans?
  • Which of the following nouns shows inflection?
  • Teachers who believe that language is a system of structures consisting of sounds, words and sentences will predictably follow a teaching syllabus that revolves around
  • Looking for synonyms of a word while reading is an example of which cueing system?
  • The mimetic theory is associated with which pair of philosophers?
  • Which device is demonstrated by the sentence: 'We look for signs in every strange event; we search for heroes in every unknown face'?
  • Which novel features Silas Marner as a reclusive weaver who hoards gold and mistakes a baby’s hair for coins?
  • Which term describes a short allegorical tale conveying a moral principle?
  • A _____ articulation is one in which the airflow through the mouth is completely blocked but the velum is lowered , forcing the air through the nose.
  • Which Filipino term describes the feeling the speaker implies by wanting to avoid crying in public?
  • Use of text that discusses topics within students' experience reflects which content?
  • Which theory believes language is a vehicle for interpersonal relations and performing social transactions?
  • When students are presented with a situation which poses a concern, an issue or a conflict, they are into a _______.
  • A language variant of language appropriate to a particular social setting is called
  • Which perspective views language as a dynamic system through which members of a community exchange information?
  • The sentence 'Wise men talk because they have something to say; fools, because they have to say something.' demonstrates which device?
  • Which of the following does not explore Puritan themes?
  • The lines 'Yet the molave will stand, Yet the molave monument will rise, God walks on brown legs' convey which theme?
  • What is the innate property of all normal persons that enable them to learn a language naturally and spontaneously?
  • Which literary device uses objects or actions to represent ideas beyond their literal meaning?
  • Which term is the study of word formation?
  • This refers to the knowledge of participants, topics and facts used to interpret meaning.
  • Which theory emphasizes learning as social interaction and culture shaping development?
  • The process of interpreting and assigning meaning to symbols in communication is known as
  • If sentence A is 'All dogs are mammals' and sentence B is 'All dogs are animals', what is the truth relation between A and B?
  • The blood smeared on the shirt given to Hercules came from which figure?
  • Which statement about auxiliary and linking verbs is correct?
  • The Egyptian god of the moon and inventor of writing is
  • If a language theory emphasizes universal language features across cultures, it aligns with which view?
  • What lulled the dragon guarding the Golden Fleece to sleep?
  • Which term describes syllabi reflective of correct grammar?
  • The activity which make students indicate their own views, stand on an issue, convince each other and arrive at just one stands on a certain matter is ________.
  • Which activity encourages students to reach a single position on an issue by discussing and persuading one another?
  • Ode on a Grecian Urn is written by which poet?
  • The reader at this stage begins to be able to analyze what they read, understand direct points of view, and react critically to what they read
  • What word has the C pronounced as K?
  • The term for the means through which a message is conveyed in a communication system is:
  • Which poem features Richard Cory, a man admired for wealth and manners who ultimately takes his own life?
  • It enables native speakers to produce and understand sentences they have not heard nor used before.
  • Which phrase best describes a reading disorder in which readers struggle to understand what they have read?
  • Which linguistic concept is best illustrated by a line showing smooth gradations between hot and cold?
  • Which work is a powerful document about the human ordeal produced by Somerset Maugham?
  • Which term refers to a broad plan that specifies learning goals and activities for teaching?
  • Expressive theories of art originated from which movement?
  • Which term denotes the arrangement of words in a sentence?
  • Which goddess was described as the wisest among gods and men and the first wife of Zeus?
  • Arranging language concepts from simple to complex to respond to learner's growth needs reflects this theory
  • When a student reads Radio for Radiator, he made what error?
  • What characterizes good interpretation?
  • Which term describes words that sound alike but have different spellings and meanings?
  • Limiting the study to rural communities rather than urban ones is an example of which concept?
  • Which theme is conveyed by the line exploring the relationship with nature?
  • Which element refers to the overall environment and physical surroundings in a literary work?
  • Which myth describes a hero attempting to drive the sun's chariot?
  • In the description related to Goethe's ballad, what do the elves and fairies lack that affects their interaction with humans?
  • In the sentence 'The awardee that the committee chose comes from a poor family,' the underlined word functions as ______________.
  • The sounds produced with the tongue against the palate are called:
  • A reference to a famous person, place, event, or work of literature is called
  • Which assessment tool is commonly used to evaluate student writing and guide revision?
  • Which quotation is taken from John Milton's Paradise Lost that comments on revenge?
  • Top-down processing in listening involves ________.
  • The spoken exchanges between characters in a performance are called
  • Which work is widely regarded as the first true novel in world literature?
  • In ancient Greek drama, a choral song describing the adventures of a god or heroic figure is called:
  • An obligation component of ESP is
  • Who wrote the poem 'Christabel'?
  • Which work was written by Robert Louis Stevenson for his step son Lloyd Osbourne?
  • Which feat did Odysseus perform alone and survive?
  • Which of the following is presented as a composed adjective?
  • The proponent of CALP (Cognitive Academic Language Proficiency) is?
  • Which author wrote the work 'Walden'?
  • Which items were the tokens of birth for Theseus?
  • Which statement best summarizes the guidance for scholarly writing described in the material?
  • From whom did Perseus receive the items needed to defeat Medusa?
  • Which group of sounds in English includes vowel sounds, consonant sounds, and consonant clusters?
  • Which instructional strategy highlights the writer's background in literature?
  • ________ is a cueing system in detecting regional dialects.
  • What is the objective of word recognition training?
  • When teaching the difference between an auxiliary verb and a linking verb, it can be pointed out that
  • Filipino folk narratives functions?
  • The elegy 'O Captain, My Captain' mourns the death of which president?
  • Which educational theory emphasizes learners actively constructing knowledge by integrating new information with existing mental frameworks?
  • In a reference to an Edward Albee play, Elizabeth Taylor played the lead role of which character?
  • Why did Pelias fear the man with only one sandal?
  • How did Theseus inadvertently cause the death of his father?
  • Which word has the C pronounced as S?
  • A specific set of procedures which reflect an approach is ____.
  • Curriculum programs should carry out goals in ____.
  • The _____________ believe that language is a dynamic system through which members of a community exchange information.
  • Which figure navigated between Scylla and Charybdis, illustrating a perilous sea journey?
  • Which term describes medieval lyrical devices used in liturgical contexts that later influenced drama?
  • Who are the parents of Horus?
  • Which approach emphasizes interaction in the target language?
  • When including direct quotes, how should you handle citations?
  • Who wrote The Jungle Book?
  • Which hypothesis claims that conscious learning of grammatical rules has an extremely limited function in language performance?
  • Which cueing system is used in pronouncing words?
  • The words Right and White, and Son and Sun, are examples of which linguistic concept?
  • What happened to Medusa's head at the end of the story?
  • From which sun goddess did all Japanese emperors claim to have descended?
  • When students engage in labeling a picture is done, they are into ________.
  • In illocutionary act theory, saying 'I advise you to stop drinking' is an example of which act?
  • Which term is described as preserving the sense of the source while allowing changes in form?
  • Which Thomas Hardy novel begins with the protagonist selling his wife and daughter to a sailor?
  • Which term refers to the corpus of debates over how to define literature?
  • Which statement best defines language?
  • When the consonants T, P or K are followed by stress as in cake, toy and push, the initial sound is
  • Which learning theory emphasizes that learners have the ability to organize and integrate information in their schemata?
  • In the sentence 'Father drove the car into the garage beside our house with its headlights on,' the pronoun 'its' most clearly refers to which noun?
  • Which listening skill enables one to think linearly and logically in a step-by-step way; to hypothetically and scientifically establish a what-if attitude and to deductively put together evidences in order to arrive at conclusions?
  • Who wrote the collection of poems titled "In Hospital"?
  • The quest for the Golden Fleece features assistance from which female figure?
  • Yesterday I _________ in my room worrying about today's performance.
  • Which articulation category includes sounds such as the English 'l' and 'r' and is often described as more vowel-like than true consonants?
  • When text reflects student experience and environment, it is described as
  • The line 'Life is a barren field. Frozen with snow' is an allusion to which group?
  • It is a subset of language used for a particular purpose or in a particular social setting?
  • Which poet authored the line 'But O for the touch of a vanished hand and the sound of a voice that is still'
  • Jason as a young boy was raised by which figure?
  • A syllabus reflective of thematic instruction is which type?
  • The use of minimal pairs has been found to be very effective in developing _________.
  • Which term describes a story featuring animals acting with human-like traits to teach a lesson?
  • When a doctor tells her/his patient, "I advise you to stop drinking," which illocutionary act is performed?
  • Given a descriptive essay, what should a literature teacher ask?
  • Which type of error is illustrated by reading Scratch as Scrap?
  • What term refers to the subconscious process that results from informal natural communication where language is a means not a focus nor an end in itself?
  • Which is not listed as a factor contributing to reading failures?
  • Which strategy connects words with their meanings using overlapping categories?
  • When readers sound out the letters in words to be able to read, they use this cueing system:
  • Who wrote the very first true novel, Tale of Genji?
  • This includes all visual and aural elements; costume, music, choral music and singing, properties, machines, lighting effects, scenery, sound effects and lightning
  • Which book by Henry David Thoreau is regarded as a philosophical treatise on living simply and in harmony with nature?
  • Which tool is commonly used to clarify expectations for student writing?
  • Record of a Journey to the West is best described as which genre?
  • Which figure is associated with completing a famous set of twelve labors?
  • In the sentence 'The red roses given as a birthday gift by my best friend really smells sweet,' which adjective is predictive?
  • Which term describes the broad capability to read, write, and communicate effectively?
  • What is considered the heart of literary theory?
  • Using evidence in your paper to support your thesis statement is important. The term evidence refers to ____________.
  • The poisonous arrow dipped in Hydra's blood was used to kill which figure?
  • The description of color words such as ginger snap and burnt orange primarily demonstrates which sensory category?
  • Learning that highlights individual contributions to group work is which term?
  • Which term denotes the central message or life insight conveyed by the author?
  • In Norse Mythology, who are the female attendants of Odin?
  • Which term describes language used for specific places and situations?
  • Which term describes a short allegorical tale conveying a moral or principle behavior which uses animals as characters?
  • Ibong Mandaragit was written by?
  • Which term refers to the boundary or pauses between syllables?
  • Examples of voiceless consonants are _______.
  • Which acting exercise asks 'How would I react if I were in this character's position?'
  • Which sounds are produced without blocking the passage of air?
  • This is the use of change in writing and design often enough to stir reader's interest and direct attention.
  • The knowledge of phonetics is useful to English teachers because it
  • What is the implied meaning of Mr. Ramos' remark about the meeting?
  • Who fell in love with Narcissus and pined away until only her voice was left?
  • Which term describes the view that language is a dynamic system through which a community exchanges information?
  • Which hero is famous for completing the twelve labors?
  • A language common to speakers of diverse language used for communication purposes is called
  • When selecting a piece of literature for learners, which factor is NOT applicable?
  • Deianira gave Hercules a shirt smeared with Nessus' blood because she wanted to
  • Thanatopsis centers on which theme?
  • A literary genre that uses a simple setting, a single plot, and can be finished in one sitting is
  • The city traditionally founded by Aeneas is which?
  • In the cultural model, which warm-up activity is described as suitable?
  • This literary genre was used during the American regime to express social protest.
  • Curricular programs which are student-centered start with needs analysis. Which term best meets this description?
  • Hercules' greatness could be seen in his?
  • Which line uses visual imagery about leaves, berries, and gloss?
  • It is the process of producing vocal sound by the vibration of the vocal folds.
  • Which belief views language as a dynamic system through which members of a community exchange information?
  • Which term describes a language register that usually follows a commonly accepted format?
  • The _______ in the communication process refers to the means through which the message is conveyed.
  • The tone of a writer's work usually refers to what?
  • Carl Sandburg described Abraham Lincoln's ________.
  • The imperative 'Have an enjoyable vacation' is used as __________.
  • Which collection is considered the most authentic record of Confucian teaching, from which the 'tao' or 'The Way' was learned?
  • Which instrument uses explicit criteria to judge quality across multiple dimensions?
  • Which element of communication is primarily concerned with the medium used to send the message?
  • Which device involves omitting words that are understood from context?
  • Strategic competence relates to which ability?
  • Which device gives hints about future events in a story?
  • Which position holds that language is a dynamic system through which members of a community exchange information?
  • Visuals that illustrate the thinking process used in information gathering and processing are called
  • Which statement best reflects one function of literary theory?
  • The sentence 'Your entire team is entitled to be an overnight accommodation' is best described as which of the following?
  • Which statement correctly describes the relationship between an auxiliary verb and the main verb?
  • In what year did John F. Kennedy deliver his inaugural address?
  • The store of vocabulary a speaker can use with facility is called
  • The syntactic structure that underlies the teaching of the basic sentence patterns is
  • Which hypothesis claims that grammatical structures are acquired in a predictable order for both children and adults, irrespective of the language being learned?
  • Which is not the domain of myth criticism?
  • A Cline showing gradable antonyms helps teachers illustrate what concept?
  • Ella was a girl who could surf but who was afraid to swim. The conjuncts in the sentence are ____________.
  • Which term means the ability to recognize and comprehend sound units in speech?
  • ________ refers to the speed at which the person speaks.
  • According to the mimetic theory, literary works should do what?
  • In the sentence 'My aunt tenderly mothers her youngest son,' the word mothers is
  • What approach must a teacher use to develop the student's academic language skills?
  • What does the term printed material refer to?
  • ________ is the cueing system in pronouncing words.
  • Which term describes connecting across subjects to form a unified curriculum?
  • Which noun phrase demonstrates the conventional order of adjectives before a noun?
  • Which study describes the pattern of forming words by combining sounds into minimal distinctive units of meaning called morphemes?
  • When teaching the difference between auxiliary verb and linking verb, it can be pointed out that
  • The founder of Taoism is commonly credited as who?
  • Who did Abraham Lincoln call 'The little woman who started the Civil War'?
  • In the context of the verbs ending in -s/-es, which word illustrates the third-person singular present form?
  • Which figure of speech is demonstrated by the line 'He carried a strobe light and the responsibility for the lives of his men'?
  • Use of drills for mastery of language reflects this learning theory
  • The minimal pair that can be used for teaching the contrast between the vowel sounds in met and mate is
  • The utterance 'I'm afraid! I don't understand' uses which style of English?
  • ________ focuses on vocabulary
  • Which term describes the approach that uses content topics to drive language learning?
  • Which figure of speech is illustrated by using 'Mr. Right' or 'Always' to denote a quality or role?
  • Who wrote A Child's Garden of Verses?
  • What is the name of the river of forgetfulness in the underworld?
  • Knowledge gained from others through reading is said to be which term?
  • The lines about a man described with a paradox of steel and velvet refer to which historical figure?
  • Sciron, Sinis and Procrustes were what?
  • Which sentence conveys a gustatory sense?
  • Which term refers to an introductory speech delivered to the audience before a play begins?
  • What was Andromeda threatened with before Perseus intervened?
  • The use of this literary form makes the students become familiar with the suprasegmental aspects of the target language.
  • Where was the Minotaur confined?
  • Which deity is depicted as an ibis-headed god associated with wisdom and writing?
  • The techniques writers use to create and develop characters are called
  • Which term refers to the final resolution and outcomes of the story?
  • Which theory emphasizes the text itself and treats it largely independent of author, reader, and context?
  • The Hindu concept that life is illusory is called what?
  • How were Danae and Perseus transported to the sea?
  • With Patroclus's death, Achilles felt anger and shame because:
  • Learners who do not use English at home are typically classified as what type of learner?
  • Which of the following greatly influenced the Japanese Noh play?
  • The description of using observation to record language use and noting that close-range study may affect objectivity typically appears in which section?
  • The riddle 'From heaven I fall, though from earth I begin... But heavy dark when you squeeze me together' refers to which phenomenon?
  • Tintagel is a village located in which country?
  • The nymph Paris had deserted because Helen was
  • The _______ pitch level is used to express strong emotion.
  • The Aryan hymns are often compared to which Old Testament book?
  • Which paraphrase best captures the meaning of 'Don’t fail me no'?
  • Derived from a general theory of learning, the behaviorist view states that language behavior is conditioned by sequences of differential rewards in the environment.
  • Which statement explicitly asserts that language is made up mainly of vocal sounds produced by the human speech apparatus?
  • Which figure of speech is illustrated by the opening line 'In a hole in the ground there lived a hobbit'?
  • King Acrisius's death was caused by what?
  • _______ are variants or other ways of producing a phoneme.
  • The ability of a speaker to adjust language according to situational contexts is called what?
  • What does the phrase 'Don’t fail me no!' mean in context?
  • If a person's _______ is too fast, they are hard to follow.
  • All but one of the following are elements of the communication process. Which is not appropriate element?
  • Who wrote the poem about Richard Cory?
  • Which cueing system is used in pronouncing words?
  • Which figure of speech is demonstrated by the sentence 'The reason that I took your picture was in order to make a dartboard'?
  • Which of the following yes/no questions is not formed accurately?
  • Which word is an adverb in the sentence 'The boy quickly ran to the store'?
  • The stanza about street corners and America is best described as which form?
  • Which word has the C pronounced as S?
  • Which term refers to a break or pause between words in spoken utterances?
  • Through the Looking-Glass is a sequel to which novel?
  • Which word is used for the major or central character of the plot?
  • What part of speech does the determiner 'the' belong to in the sentence 'Please turn up the volume'?
  • An object that has its own meaning and represents something else as well
  • Pre-established routines that specify roles of participants are known as
  • How long is Odysseus away from Ithaca?
  • Which of the following can the teacher consider as NOT an appropriate activity for a student who has a linguistic ability?
  • Which of the following is the derived noun from the verb 'educate'?
  • What protected Perseus from being turned into a stone?
  • Which model used in teaching literature is teacher-centered?
  • Which term describes a syllable that ends with a vowel sound?
  • Which sentence is in the passive voice?
  • In linguistic studies, which field focuses on meaning in language?
  • The imperial lineage of which country is said to descend from a sun goddess Amaterasu?
  • Which term refers to the ordering of events in a narrative?
  • What did Bellerophon foolishly attempt?
  • Vocabulary which is job specific is known as?
  • Which term describes presenting content so the meaning is immediately clear and navigation is easy?
  • Which of the following is a function of literary theory?
  • What is a verbal expression whose intended implication is the opposite of its literal sense?
  • Which poet wrote The World Is Too Much With Us?
  • Which term refers to the subset of lines for a single actor used during rehearsal?
  • A constraint that is characteristic of ESP learners is
  • Which figure mentored Jason during his youth?
  • Which figure abducted Helen of Troy, sparking the Trojan War?
  • In Norse mythology, what is the day of the world's end?
  • What may cause difficulty in teaching tense to Filipino students?
  • Which adjective phrase is syntactically correct?
  • Which approach is most associated with exploring unconscious motivations and childhood experiences?
  • A primary factor in curriculum planning is knowledge of
  • What term describes the pause between two words?
  • The basic sentence patterns in English are considered by
  • For reading structurally complicated expositions, which strategy could be used?
  • In a literature class, the use of an ad blurb promotes which of the following?
  • Pegasus sprang from the blood of which creature?
  • What is the primary purpose of organizing a bibliography by primary and secondary sources?
  • An abstract typically accompanies which type of writing?
  • The lines 'So live that when they summon come join the innumerable caravan' are from which poem?
  • Which cueing system is used when a reader looks for word synonyms to understand meaning?
  • Which word is accented on the first syllable?
  • Which view on truth or standard is the critic least likely to agree with?
  • A violet by a mossy stone stanza belongs to which poem?
  • Which sentence is prototypical imperative?
  • What is the name of the soothsayer of the Greek army during the siege of Troy?
  • Which term refers to a character with many sided and complex personalities?
  • What word has the C pronounced as S?
  • What were the three things Perseus needed from the Hyperboreans to get rid of Medusa?
  • Which term refers to studying literature through the historical development and context of works?
  • Which term refers to the study of how language use varies with context and social factors?
  • Which literary movement is described as portraying everyday life without idealization?
  • The primary constriction between the tongue and the palate.
  • Which statement about the canon is most accurate?
  • A Sanskrit play like Shakuntala typically begins with which opening?
  • Which device replaces a noun with one of its associates or an attribute closely related to it, such as 'the crown' for the monarch?
  • The line "nevermore" is taken from which poem?
  • What idea is expressed by the line 'A thing of beauty is a joy forever; Its loveliness increases; it will never pass into nothingness'?
  • The concept describing how information is presented by the narrator, based on the narrator's knowledge, is called
  • Carlos Bulosan's most famous autobiography is titled what?
  • Ability to use language in a string of sentences reflects this competence.
  • A bibliography is an essential component of any research paper because it
  • Filipino learners of English who have difficulty producing the initial sound of the word THUNDER are likely to replace it with which sound?
  • Eurykleia recognized Odysseus by his:
  • Which term describes the global patterns of knowledge that guide comprehension in communication, often linked to context and culture?
  • The epic Ramayana is attributed to which poet in this material?
  • Which statement best describes the cultural model in literature teaching?
  • This is the element of communication that refers to the content of a communicative act?
  • This refers to the presentation of content in a way that conveys the intended meaning, shows the publication's purpose and allows quick navigation.
  • This term in comedy is a word or phrase with a double meaning, the second meaning often being sexual.
  • _______ are produced without blocking or constructing the passage of air.
  • Which of the following is an agent noun formed with the suffix -er?
  • ______ is the literary ballad of Goethe that shows the belief in elves, fairies, etc., and that these creatures don't have any souls and wrestle with human beings to get one.
  • Which statement is true of a primary source
  • The story's controlling idea or central insight is called
  • Sounds which are produced when the passage of air is either completely or partially obstructed are ________.
  • Florante and Laura is categorized as which form because of its meter?
  • Which figure of speech is demonstrated by the sentence 'Steyne rose up, grinding his teeth, pale and with fury in his eyes'?
  • A primary source is defined by which characteristic?
  • What rhetorical device is used in the line from the Ramayana: "Dearly, loved, devoted, Sita! Daughter of a royal line."
  • What is an example of a minimal pair used to teach the contrast between the vowels in 'met' and 'mate'?
  • In ancient Greek drama, which term describes a scene where two opposing forces debate issues?
  • What gift did Apollo grant Cassandra?
  • Which sense category is primarily invoked by the passage about a chunk of potato salad and a milk shower?
  • Punctuation marks were developed because there is/are no ________ in written communication?
  • After being wounded, what did Paris request?
  • Which term describes the sounds produced by blocking air with the lips or tongue and releasing it?
  • Which of the following can the teacher consider as NOT an appropriate activity for a student who has a linguistic ability?
  • According to Krashen, which grammar item is likely to be acquired late by a second language learner?
  • The quote 'I have nothing to offer but blood, toil, tears and sweat' is attributed to which leader?
  • Which literary device involves using objects or events to symbolize larger ideas?
  • Which term describes the overall structure of the dramatic text, including scenes, stage directions, and character notes?
  • This, in ancient Greek Old Comedy, is a scene with a debate between the two opposing forces in the play, each representing one side of a social or political issue.
  • In the excerpt about a woman in pain, what does the threshold become?
  • Why was Artemis angry at the Greeks?
  • Shakuntala is an example of which literary form?
  • Which term describes language variation used to convey information appropriate to a social context?
  • Why did Patroclus want to join the battle?
  • Which of the following expresses negation?
  • Which hero is known for completing the twelve labors?
  • What is true about dictionaries?
  • Two articulations (lips, tongue, teeth, etc.) are brought together such that the flow of air through the vocal tract is completely blocked.
  • To present the notion of gradable antonyms, teachers may use a cline showing which of the following?
  • The sounds produced with the tongue against the alveolar ridge are called:
  • Which form of poetry expresses personal thoughts and feelings?
  • This is defined as a pattern of words and actions having the potential for 'doing' or 'becoming' living words and actions.
  • The view of language learning that underscore the concept of limitation and habit formation is
  • Which illocutionary act category corresponds to stating facts or describing states?
  • When a sentence begins with a question word such as who, what, where, when, how and it is spoken with rising contour, it usually follows which type of intonation?
  • Jason led a crew of fifty men aboard which ship in pursuit of the Golden Fleece?
  • In pronunciation practice for verbs ending in -s or -es such as falls, climbs, receives, breathes, which form is typically added to illustrate third-person singular?
  • Which stage helps learners understand text by activating their prior knowledge before listening?
  • Two articulators are brought near each other such that the flow of air is impeded but not completely blocked.
  • Which term refers to learners who are exposed to English as a means of communication in their country?
  • A workplace competency for ESP learners is
  • In David Diop's poem "Africa," Africa is portrayed as what?
  • This refers to the presentation of material in a manner that appeals to the aesthetic senses of the intended audience.
  • What did Calypso offer Odysseus to persuade him to stay on her island?
  • What did Cronus eat instead of his son Zeus?
  • Who is not a metaphysical poet?
  • A break, pause, or interruption made between words in utterances or between breath groups in sentences refers to ________.
  • Which phrase is commonly used to describe the basic components of language, such as sounds, words, and sentences?
  • What creature's head did Anubis, the Egyptian god of the dead, have?
  • The teaching approach that relies on repeated pattern drills and imitation is based on which view of language?
  • Who wrote Prometheus Unbound?
  • Which view regards language as a dynamic system for information exchange within a community?
  • Which king of Corinth was punished by rolling a block uphill and then down again?
  • The multiplicity of theories in literature means that?
  • _________ believes that learners have the ability to organize and integrate information in schemata.
  • An introductory paragraph should always contain
  • The myths of Hyacinth and Adonis are thought to have roots in which practice?
  • Which translation method is described as the simplest, where translators simply take words or expressions from the source language and use these in the target language?
  • Which category is produced with some restriction or closure in the vocal tract as air from the lungs is pushed through the glottis and out the mouth?
  • The approach emphasized by the Philippines English curriculum?
  • Which figure of speech is illustrated by the sentence 'In a hole in the ground there lived a hobbit'?
  • The journey of Odysseus lasted approximately how many years?
  • The leader of the Veronicans was which Filipino writer?
  • ______ is about a scholar who gave his soul to the devil in exchange for knowledge.
  • Which term describes visuals that show the thinking process behind information gathering and processing?
  • A teacher whose teaching syllabus centers on the following categories expressing feelings, emotions, making people do things, persuading and etc. Subscribe to the view that language is
  • Which of the following strategies in teaching literature highlights the writer's background?
  • Which hero rescued Andromeda from a beast and later married her?
  • Language is a vehicle for establishing interpersonal relations and performing social transactions between individuals. This view is most closely associated with which theory?
  • Selene's beloved shepherd is known by which name?
  • When including direct quotes from authorities and speeches in your paper, what must you do?
  • Which author is known for the essayist persona Elia?
  • Which approach to persuading others is exemplified by starting where the other person is and guiding them?
  • Which poem by Walter Scott is described as a stirring narrative in verse with medievalism?
  • Name of the lake that serves as the entrance to the Underworld.
  • How did Achilles die?
  • ______________ is a mental phenomenon, innate, universal and creative.
  • The death of which character led Achilles to reflect on pride and loyalty?
  • Which of the following is an active sentence?
  • Who is not a metaphysical poet?
  • Which feature change is described when the word incomplete is pronounced as [Inkemplit]?
  • In dictionaries, guide words are described as helping a user to pronounce a word.
  • The use of this literary form in language classroom makes the students' reading task and the teacher's coverage easier.
  • According to manner of articulation consonant sounds are classified as _______.
  • This refers to the dominant desire or motivation of a character, usually thought of as an action and expressed as a verb.
  • In Gregorio Brillantes's Distance to Andromeda, Dr. Monson is known to have formerly practiced medicine where?
  • Chief of the gods
  • What is the title of the novel about Xuanzang's pilgrimage to India in search of sacred texts?
  • Which statement indicates that language enables native speakers to produce and understand sentences they have not heard nor used before?
  • Which term refers to the ability to construct meaning from printed text?
  • In the audio lingual method learners are asked to memorize dialogues and perform pattern drills to
  • Which term describes the language-learning process that involves repeating patterns to form habitual use?
  • An introductory paragraph should contain which element?
  • Which illocutionary act category best describes the utterance 'I promise to help you'?
  • When readers unlock words through their use in the sentence, they use this cueing system:
  • Language teaching practices that involve drills, pattern practice, mimicry, and memorization uphold the process of ______ in language learning.
  • Good literature is
  • Which sentence is not a correct coordination of these sentences? 'Mark loves to eat fruits.' 'I love to eat fruits.'
  • What term describes the conscious process of knowing about language and being able to talk about it, occurring in a more formal situation?
  • Which line presents olfactory imagery about scent of a rose?
  • The content of a message is described by
  • Which term describes the method by which an author reveals a character's personality?
  • Which dynasty is sometimes spelled with an apostrophe as "T'ang" in classical sources?
  • Which term explains how a writer reveals a character's traits through speech, appearance, and actions?
  • What is the term for a short segment of language that meets three criteria?
  • Robert Burns _______ is still being sung today.
  • Vocabulary is best gained through
  • The 'Forest texts' are associated with which body of literature, known for secret character learned in the forest?
  • In standard English, which definite article is used with 'Union of Soviet Socialist Republics'?
  • Which of the following is the cuing system in pronouncing words?
  • In a communication setting, which term describes the ability to adapt to listeners' needs through listener cues?
  • What type of listening is most useful when listening to lectures, speeches, instructions, directions, and news broadcasts?
  • Which of the following is not the function of a literary critic?
  • One essential characteristic of ESP is
  • If teachers believe language is a system of structures consisting of sounds, words, and sentences, their teaching syllabus will revolve around?
  • The dragon guarding the Golden Fleece was lulled to sleep by which means?
  • In the poem line 'Africa, my Africa... Africa of whom my grandmother signs', Africa is described as which of the following?
  • In community language learning, which participants participate in tasks?
  • The description of colors such as ginger snap and burnt orange in Maniac Magee is an example of which sense?
  • When using internet sources in a research paper, what is required to ensure the source is acceptable?
  • Vocabulary is best gained through which approach?
  • Instruction that helps students understand their instructional material is called
  • Which term describes the variable that refers to the subject matter of the discourse?
  • The first appearance of Odysseus occurred in:
  • The verse 'If you think you are beaten, you are; If you think you can't win, you won't' promotes which attitude?
  • Why did Pelias agree to restore Jason to sovereignty after Jason retrieved the Golden Fleece?
  • Which term denotes the written document containing dialogue and character descriptions for a play?
  • Which figure of speech is illustrated by the sentence 'The reason that I took your picture was in order to make a dartboard'?
  • Which term describes the pause between words in spoken language?
  • Which term is a type of drama in which the chief character undergoes a morally significant struggle which ends disastrously?
  • Which term refers to the language variety used for a specific social setting?
  • Which emotion is primarily conveyed by the line about beauty and stars?
  • Theme-based introductions are centered around which concept?
  • What theme is expressed by the line 'The world is too much with us'?
  • Use of language appropriate to a given situation shows this competency.
  • In league with Athena, set your own hand to work. What is the advised action?
  • In a truth-conditional relation, if statement A being true guarantees that statement B is true, what is this relation called?
  • Who wrote Prometheus Unbound?
  • Who wrote the poem 'If You Think'?
  • Which term deals with how words combine to form phrases, phrases combine to form clauses, and clauses join to make sentences?
  • Why is Achilles vulnerable at his heel?
  • The intelligibility and clarity of the message depends on:
  • The figure of speech demonstrated by "to yield and to preserve whole" is what?
  • Which author wrote the elegy 'In Memoriam'?
  • Perseus is famous for which deed?
  • Which term describes Brecht's concept where the actor's attitude toward what is going on around them matters most?
  • When students learn a language that is not used as a means of communication in their own country are learning it as a/an
  • To which city did Theseus travel by foot?
  • Psychoanalytic criticism originated from
  • _______ in listening lesson allows the learner to 'tune in' to the context or to the topic of a given text.
  • Which deity guided the fatal arrow that killed Achilles?
  • The sentence 'You can sleep on the beach or in the woods' contains conjoined ______.
  • These are words arranged in sequence to be spoken by actors.
  • What is the purpose of using minimal pairs in language learning?
  • Which term describes the variable that refers to the participants and their relationship in a communication process?
  • Knowledge gained from others through reading are said to be
  • The sentence 'I could feel the tiny tongue mopping the crevices of my left ear.' is best categorized as referencing which sensory category?
  • Which belief sees language as a vehicle for establishing interpersonal relations and for performing social transactions?
  • Which literary work is about difficult and distorted human relationship?
  • The view of language on which Audio-lingualism is based is a form of which grammar?
  • Rousseau's most important work on political philosophy is
  • Which term refers to the pauses or breaks between syllables?
  • Which of the following is not listed as a type of stage language in the material?
  • The primary constriction at the lips.
  • Early and modern grammarians will disagree on the statement that says
  • Which poet is commonly associated with metaphysical poetry?
  • In a noun phrase, which element is typically the head noun that determines the phrase's core meaning?
  • Whose help was crucial for Jason to obtain the Golden Fleece?
  • The line 'Good name is the man and woman ... is the immediate jewel of the souls' is from which work?
  • The lines about American ugliness describe which aspect of the prose?
  • Poetry during the Age of Modernism is characterized by which feature?
  • Which term refers to the discourse that appears before a clause to help clarify its meaning?
  • Who carried off Helen of Troy and thus ignited the Trojan War?
  • In the sentence 'Mother made dresses for my doll', which word is the direct object?
  • Which feature primarily characterizes consonants as opposed to vowels?
  • What term describes the implied meaning derived from an utterance, not literally stated?
  • Jane Eyre is a novel by which author?
  • The story of Pyramus and Thisbe most closely resembles which famous couple?
  • Which term describes a form of communication that occurs among a small group of individuals in close conversation?
  • Readers construct meaning by connecting text with ______.
  • The process of language learning characterized by repeated practice of sentence patterns until they become habitual and automatic is
  • What did Aphrodite give to Eros to enable him to shoot a shaft into Medea's heart?
  • The line 'I took a bite. Big mistake. Oatburgers -- crash' indicates which sense?
  • Reinforcement and reward are emphasized by which policy?
  • Who wrote The Mayor of Casterbridge?
  • The social relationships among participants in a conversation are described by which term?
  • Clearing your throat with an 'ah-hem' sound would be considered a
  • Carl Sandburg's description of Lincoln emphasizes a combination of strength and gentleness; which trait is highlighted as the outcome?
  • Which sentence is correctly formed as a question?
  • The sentence 'There are a lot of good heads in the university' exemplifies which figure of speech?
  • Which term denotes a continuum used to illustrate gradable antonyms in language teaching?
  • Which poem is James Russell's most quoted?
  • Which of the following best describes language used to perform social transactions and interpersonal relationships?
  • Who believes language can be described in terms of the regularities and patterns or rules in language structures?
  • What should teachers of literature ask students to prepare to aid them in understanding the setting of a drama?
  • Metacognition refers to which concept?
  • Whose heart does Aeneas break?
  • Learners who do not use English language at home are learners of
  • In the sentence 'My brother doesn't like meat and neither do I', the phenomenon demonstrated is?
  • Who is described as Zeus's wife and among the wisest of gods and men?
  • Which pairing's story is often cited as a precursor to Romeo and Juliet?
  • Schemata can be stored in episodes or in which of the following?
  • Which river is identified as the river Lethe in the text?
  • Which word has a hard C pronounced as K?
  • Which action by Prometheus angered the gods?
  • In the passage about a lady moving through pain, what is described as a sanctuary of persons in pain?
  • Which philosopher is associated with The Social Contract?
  • Which English essayist contributed to The Tattler and The Spectator?
  • The line 'I love Thee with breath, smiles, tears of all my life' appears in which Shakespearean sonnet?
  • Which process involves revising a document to correct errors and improve clarity?
  • When teaching the difference between auxiliary verb and liking verb, it can be pointed out that?
  • Which term is used to describe language that is specialized to a profession?
  • Which term describes ability to use language across different social contexts?
  • Carlos Bulosan's 'America is in the Heart' belongs to which literary genre?
  • Which term describes a theory that treats literature as imitating reality?
  • Which Cornish village is traditionally associated with the birthplace of King Arthur?
  • Which drama activity involves students creating a still image to convey a moment from a scene?
  • The reader's purpose or intention when reading is also known as the reader's what?
  • When you use the Internet to help you do your research, an established website site or search engine is ___________.
  • Which term describes the basic unit of meaning that cannot be divided into smaller meaningful parts?
  • Which line contains a simile comparing roaring to laughter of the damned?
  • A term that refers to the examination of assumptions and principles by which a work may be understood.
  • Which Krashen concept explains the idea of a natural order of acquisition for certain grammar items?
  • Which trait did Gandhi exhibit when he spoke about openness to the culture of other lands?
  • Which plural noun is an unmarked form?
  • The line ‘Nothing begins and nothing ends that is not paid with a moan’ is from which Francis Thompson poem?
  • Which of the following is NOT a good reason for using literature in the classroom?
  • Which term describes prose that tells about real events and facts?
  • Articulation corresponding to affricates begin like stops and end like fricatives. _________ can be described as a stop.
  • Which device is described as the deliberate use of multiple conjunctions to connect clauses and phrases?
  • Which epic recounts the adventures of early Muslim warriors who defended Islam?
  • What conversation maxim does Mr. Ramos' response appear to have violated when he said 'Well, the food was good' ?
  • Which term correctly describes a morpheme that changes the lexical category of a word, such as forming an adverb from an adjective?
  • Generally, Filipino students find the lesson in English tense difficult because _______
  • Which statement about online search tools is accurate according to the material?
  • Which concept refers to the combination of two different procedures?
  • The _____________ believe that language is a vehicle for establishing interpersonal relations and for performing social transactions between individuals.
  • Which statement best describes phonological cueing?
  • Which term refers to a purposeful collection of a student's work?
  • Which statement best captures the central idea that thoughts influence actions?
  • Which of the following themes describes Pre-colonial literature?
  • Who said that the words spoken on stage are a visible portion of a gigantic unseen formation?
  • The moment of highest emotional intensity in a plot is
  • In editorial work, ranking information by importance is called
  • What does Mr. Ramos' response imply?
  • Which group of heroes is cited as among the greatest in the Trojan War?
  • Which sentence has a ditransitive verb?
  • Which Jane Austen novel opens with the line 'Is it a truth universally acknowledged'?
  • With whose help does Clytemnestra kill Agamemnon?
  • Which term describes the approach that sees language in terms of rules and patterns?
  • Which novel traces the migration of an Oklahoma Dust Bowl family to California?
  • The feature change that occurs when incomplete is pronounced is ________.
  • Teachers who believe that language is a system of structures consisting of sounds, words and sentences predictably follows a teaching syllabus that revolves around a
  • Met - Mate is an example of which phonetic concept used to teach vowel contrasts?
  • Oberon is the king of which beings in folklore?
  • Which of the following sentences is the most acceptable?
  • ______ is the smallest unit of sound.
  • Which device is demonstrated by the sentence: But all you have to do is knock on any door and say, 'If you let me in, I'll live the way you want me to live, and I'll think the way you want me to think, and all the blinds'll go up and all the windows will open and you'll never be lonely ever again'?
  • The term that means setting forth of one or more meanings of a work of literature is called what?
  • Which ship did Jason and his fifty men sail on in search of the Golden Fleece?
  • For reading structurally complicated expositions, which strategy could be used?
  • The line 'David loose the scream of his life. Eggs' suggests which sense?
  • When a person is excited or scared, the ______ of their voice may go up.
  • Early and modern grammarians will disagree on the statement that says: Every known language first appeared in written form.
  • The line 'Nevermore' is from which poem?
  • Which Greek hero wounded both Ares and Aphrodite?
  • Which is the cueing system in detecting regional dialects?
  • Why is Florante and Laura described as an awit?
  • Which of the following best describes the role of citing quotes and speeches with proper citations?
  • Which term is the cover term for the combined effect of pitch, loudness and length?
  • Which word has the C pronounced as k?
  • Which linguistic unit is a minimal unit of meaning?
  • Which goddess is described as the goddess of youth in this tale?
  • What term names the view that language is a system of knowledge made manifest in linguistic but innate and universal?
  • In the sentence 'The judges chose Mawmaw the best dog in the show,' the phrase 'the best dog in the show' functions as
  • The sounds produced with the tongue between the teeth are called:
  • The ability to use not only words but strings of sentences to communicate is a mark of which competence?
  • Pre-designed experiences and activities designed for effective instruction are called which of the following?
  • Which belief labels language as a system of knowledge made manifest in linguistic but innate and universal?
  • Which concept emphasizes language as a tool for social interaction and performing social transactions?
  • In the sentence 'Ella was a girl who could surf but who was afraid to swim,' the word that the relative clauses refer to is which?
  • When second language learners pronounce violet as viloyet, ask as aks, they exhibit a morphophonemic change known as _______.
  • Which theme best captures the message of The Poison Tree?
  • Which process aims to free the document from errors to produce an accurate and clear document?
  • Which field studies the combination of the sounds into organized units of speech and is the study of the sound system of language?
  • In editorial theory, the group to whom content is directed and the working relationship that develops between the two is called what?
  • CALP stands for Cognitive Academic Language Proficiency. The associated term most closely related to this description is?
  • Who is the author of the poem 'O Captain, My Captain'?
  • Chomsky argues that language is not acquired by children by sheer imitation and through a form of conditioning based on the reinforcement and reward.
  • Which sentence may be used to express elocutionary force when making an indirect request?
  • Why do words by themselves not have meaning?
  • Which term refers to stories of wonderful events popularly believed to have some historical basis and passed down through ages?
  • Which statement distinguishes a research paper from an essay?
  • Theseus traveled to Athens by what means?
  • Where do footnotes typically appear in a research paper?
  • The multilevel language program designed to provide an immersion experience for students in English is known as?
  • _______ refers to the loudness or softness of sounds.
  • Which of these approaches in teaching literature has been used traditionally?
  • Ezra Pound is considered a/an ________ poet?
  • What did Perseus cut from Medusa to use as a weapon against the sea serpent?
  • Which device arranges ideas in order of increasing intensity or importance, often culminating in a final climactic element?
  • Which assessment provides ongoing feedback during instruction to guide learning?
  • A student who rarely uses English at home would be categorized as what type of learner?
  • Filial piety is a central tenet of which school of thought?
  • Who wrote the line 'A thing of beauty is a joy forever; Its loveliness increases; it will never pass into nothingness'?
  • The primary function of Filipino folk narratives is to explain natural phenomena.
  • Which term refers to using language appropriately in social settings?
  • What term describes the ability to recognize sound units within spoken words?
  • The normal speaking rate is between ________.
  • The line 'If eyes are made for seeing, Then beauty is its own excuse for being' is attributed to which writer?
  • Consideration of the readers' knowledge of and attitude toward the subject is important in editing. Which term describes who this consideration focuses on?
  • Pronouncing 'ask' as 'aks' demonstrates a morphophonemic change known as
  • Which line is from Milton's On His Blindness?
  • _______ in the communication process allows the speaker to adjust to the needs of the listeners
  • What is a key requirement for including an illustration as a source?
  • What should a teacher of literature ask students to prepare to aid them in understanding the setting of drama?
  • Which term best describes the softened expression 'The land is experiencing heavy casualties'?
  • Which idea does the metaphor 'Life is a broken-winged bird that cannot fly' express?
  • This in ancient Greek drama is a group of performers who sang and danced, sometimes participating in the action but usually simply commenting on it.
  • Which term describes recognizing a spoken word by its sound-letter correspondence?
  • The rise and fall of pitch in spoken sentences, which may change the meaning, is called what?
  • Which statement reflects the view that there is no inherent relation between word forms and meanings?
  • In the early Middle Ages, these lyrics added to musical passages in religious services were often structured like playlets and evolved into liturgical drama. What term describes these lyrics?
  • According to the place of articulation, consonants are classified as ______
  • How did Perseus travel to the land of the Gorgons?
  • The term 'Amanuensis' refers to a person who performs which role?
  • Which theory is most often cited in second language acquisition according to the material?
  • Which term refers to traditional tales from a tribe or nation, often involving the supernatural?
  • Imagery, figurative language and sound are terms most commonly used in
  • Which line is a pun about kings and heirs?
  • The bones line implies that the bones used to belong to what?
  • _________ is a cueing system in noticing rhyming words.
  • Which group includes sounds like 'w' and 'y' that behave like consonants but have vowel-like qualities?
  • Which minimal pair demonstrates the contrast between two vowel sounds used to teach phonological contrasts?
  • Which item is not traditionally considered an element of the communication process?
  • In the sentence 'The supplier calls up on Tuesdays and Fridays', the verb is a/an ______ verb?
  • Which poem by Robert Burns is still sung today?
  • The specific purpose and operational statements of school purpose is stated in terms of
  • The body of works traditionally taught in colleges and universities is sometimes called what?
  • Which term denotes the basic writing units that map to speech sounds?
  • To include an abstract in your research paper means to
  • The line 'Ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country' is attributed to which president?
  • To be functional and relevant curriculum must consider
  • Geoffrey Chaucer's collection of stories in poetic form is called which work?
  • Aural discrimination is the ability to ________.
  • The theory that focuses on the mind and the genius of the poet is known as which?
  • The phrase 'He was a bag of bones, a floppy doll, a broken stick, a maniac' demonstrates which device?
  • Materials used in real world tasks and on site work are examples of ________ materials.
  • In the sentence 'The poor families in the urban center were relocated to Montalban, Rizal', the first prepositional phrase functions as
  • Who wrote the novel For Whom the Bell Tolls?
  • These materials could help employees or students learn English better?
  • Which short story is authored by Ryunosuke Akutagawa?
  • Which statement correctly identifies what coordination in syntax involves?
  • This form of ESP is designed for higher education to support study?
  • A statement restricting the study to rural communities rather than urban ones is an example of which section?
  • This method taught language by asking learners to respond physically to commands in the target language.
  • What protected Jason from harm during the test given by Aeetes?
  • Which text presents Purusha as the primal source of creation?
  • In the pre-reading stage, if a teacher covers more than seven or eight vocabulary words, what is likely to happen?
  • Which ancient civilization regarded Marduk as the creator of earth and humans?
  • Which term describes pleasing typography, color, and layout that appeals to the audience's aesthetic senses?
  • Which theory holds that language is universal?
  • Their theory believes that language is habit information.
  • A commentary of a sports match, a ceremony or an event makes use of the ______ verb.
  • Which form is commonly used to ease reading tasks and enable broad coverage in class?
  • Which form of communication involves a few people, usually in a face-to-face situation?
  • In school planning, which element refers to the organization’s core purpose?
  • The sentence 'There are a lot of good heads in the university' demonstrates which device?
  • The primary constriction at the glottis.
  • This can help provoke thoughts or create suspense.
  • Which item is not listed as a factor contributing to reading failures?
  • Which statement best reflects the goal of listening practice in language teaching?
  • This is the written or printed text of a play, including dialogue and stage directions.
  • One purpose of literature is to satisfy the yearnings of the mind and spirit to experience life to the full and to arrest and ______ that experience.
  • What enables native speakers to produce and understand sentences they have not heard nor used before?
  • Who gave the prophecy that Hercules would become the hero of all mankind?
  • Which theme is suggested by Tagore's Gitanjali excerpt about finery and healthful earth dust?
  • Which view holds that the relationship between a word and what it denotes is merely conventional?
  • The American Renaissance is another name for which movement?
  • In this type of stage language, Chekhov made it clear that what people do is frequently more important than what they say.
  • Which term refers to the ability to read, write, and speak in levels of proficiency that are functional in society?
  • A comma indicates:
  • Which field studies contextual aspects of meaning in language?
  • Which term describes the broad set of abilities to read, write, and speak effectively in society?
  • Somerset Maugham is the author of which work?
  • Who wrote the poem "Africa"?
  • Which document guides editors to prevent editing problems during the editing process?
  • Which of the following is NOT considered a 'way of knowing the text' in literary study?
  • The syntactic structure that underlines the teaching of the basic sentence patterns is
  • Where did Telemachus and Odysseus meet?
  • Which of the following is a prepositional phrase functioning as an adverbial of place? In the sentence 'The cat is on the roof,' 'on the roof' functions as what?
  • What term describes the quality of learning that implies dedication to the pursuit of knowledge?
  • Who was the robber who stretched or cut people to fit the bed?
  • What is the study of language use in social context called?
  • Ryunosuke Akutagawa's In the Grove is distinguished by its unique what?
  • A concept reflective of Content-Based Instruction emphasizes which over language learning?
  • Which concept describes learning that involves student planning and autonomy?
  • Which person is correctly excluded from the Elizabethan playwrights list?
  • How did Odysseus escape from Polyphemus's cave?
  • Which phonetic category is formed by completely obstructing the stream of air with lips or tongue and then releasing it?
  • Which figure of speech is demonstrated by the line 'When I eventually met Mr. Right I had no idea that his first name was Always'?
  • George Bernard Shaw's attitude toward dreaming when he said 'You see things; and you say why? But I dream things that never were; and I say why not?'
  • The line 'Either you are with us or against us' is associated with which figure?
  • Who is considered as the 'Hindu' counterpart of Shakespeare?
  • Which form best describes The Raven?
  • Which syntactic structure is illustrated by combining two independent clauses in a sentence?
  • In the communication process, decoding takes place by the
  • In a bibliography, how are sources typically organized?
  • Which option is NOT a function of literary theory?
  • What do Dushyanta's thoughts reveal about his character: 'A tranquil spot! Why should I till? Love cannot enter there'?
  • Which sentence would you cite as an example of a gerund phrase functioning as a subject, illustrating a late-acquired structure in Krashen's framework?
  • Charles Lamb created a persona for his essays. What was the name of this persona?
  • Which Egyptian god is married to Isis and is considered the father of the god of the sky and protector of the dead?
  • Assessment methods are designed to
  • Which line uses visual imagery to describe a tall, ginger cat and sunlight?
  • Which method involves learners physically responding to commands in the target language?
  • The line 'What leaf-fringed legend haunts about the shape. Of deities or mortals or of both.' is from which poem?
  • In the context of conversation analysis, which maxim addresses being relevant to the topic in a conversational exchange?
  • What is the epic of Bicol called?
  • Which sentence does not contain a phrasal verb?
  • Which of the following is an example of authentic materials?
  • Which sonnet contains the lines 'I love thee with a love I seemed to lose with my lost saints'?
  • The concept underlying the teaching of basic sentence patterns is called
  • Establishing a strong, authoritative tone in your research paper means
  • Which concept best describes the approach of starting where the other person stands and guiding them?
  • The morphophonemic change that involves swapping sounds within a word is called
  • Which method is described as a near target language equivalent?
  • A listener who hears sounds in the background but ignores them is into _______.
  • What word is accented on the first syllable?
  • Which is NOT a characteristic of a literature-based reading classroom?
  • Which poem contains the line about joining the innumerable caravan in the silent halls of death?
  • Which item would not be considered part of a canon?
  • _________ refers to the 'high' or 'low' tone of voice.
  • Which point of view should you typically use in a formal research paper?
  • The line 'Because I could not stop for Death - He kindly stopped for me' demonstrates which device?
  • Which method is associated with introducing a structure that appears strange in the target language?
  • Which statement agrees with Daniel Webster's line about falsehoods?
  • Which poem was written by Robert Louis Stevenson for his stepson Lloyd Osborne?
  • Language is a means of communication.
  • The store of vocabulary which a speaker can use with facility constitutes his
  • When second language learners pronounce violet as viloyet, ask as aks, they exhibit a morphophonemic change known as
  • Which approach focuses on ideology and power in literature?
  • I can hardly hear the news. Please turn _________ the volume.
  • Which feat did Hercules NOT accomplish?
  • Which of the following is not the aim of feminist criticism?
  • The innate property enabling humans to learn a language naturally and spontaneously is called what?
  • One spends ______ of his/her waking hour on listening.
  • The sentence 'David went in. A smell hit him flowery, but old and sour.' indicates which sensory modality?
  • It is the physical element of communication that binds together speakers and their audiences.
  • Which statement asserts there is no inherent relation between words and their meanings?
  • Which of the following is not a step in textual criticism?
  • Which term describes substituting a word with a semantically close word in the target language?
  • George Bernard Shaw's attitude toward dreaming in the quote is best described as what?
  • Which research method is described as recording learners' and teachers' language use as events occur?
  • Why did Nessus tell Deianira about using his blood as a charm for Hercules?
  • Which poet wrote the line 'Our sweetest songs are those that tell of saddest thoughts'?
  • The Filipino writer known for using local color in his works is?
  • Which view describes language as a vehicle for establishing interpersonal relations and performing social transactions?
  • Which statement describes a canon?
  • The view of language on which Audio-Lingualism is based is?
  • Which novel centers on the fortunes of Amelia Sedley and Becky Sharp?
  • Which two works are named as being praised by English professors?
  • Which description best captures the central task of literary criticism?
  • Theories illustrated by extending expert assistance and guidance to learners during the learning process are which?
  • What is the name of the deep lake where the entrance to the Underworld is located?
  • The saying that best illustrates Odysseus' adventure with Scylla and Charybdis is:
  • Early and modern grammarians would disagree with which statement?
  • A thesis statement should always be clear and written ____________.
  • Odysseus's first appearance occurred at the court of which people?
  • Kalidasa is considered the Hindu counterpart of which Western playwright?
  • An essay is an example of which prose type?
  • Learners who can compensate for gaps in communication have which competence?
  • Which figure was associated with the prophecy that Hercules would become the hero of mankind?
  • If students are sensitive to the natural world, which instructional approach aligns with their interest?
  • Stage 1 in the listening process is when the sounds go into a sensory store called _______.
  • Which statement is true about Nessus in the narrative?
  • Auld Lang Syne was written by which poet?
  • Broad general purposes of education are tuned as ____.
  • What is the name of the three-headed watchdog of Hades?
  • Which word has inflectional morpheme?
  • The sentence 'There comes a time in everyone's life when they just want to stop what they're doing and.....' demonstrates which device?
  • This term now loosely covers any form of presentation relying on dance, gesture, and physical movement without speech.
  • If learners take on roles to practice real-life classroom scenarios, this activity is known as ______.
  • Paris was asked to judge the fairest among three goddesses. Which trio were they?
  • Which approach emphasizes grammar and structure over meaning in language teaching?
  • In language study, which term describes the science that analyzes sound systems and patterns?
  • ________ may be described as either high, mid or low depending on the height of the jaw when they are produced.
  • A language common to speakers of diverse language used for communication purposes is called
  • The ultimate goal of listening is ________.
  • In the story of the golden apples, who could accomplish the task?
  • Which of the following best describes the vernacular form used in early 20th-century China, often associated with baihua?
  • Which term is used for the body of works traditionally taught in higher education?
  • Which term describes activities that include all finished work after learning is done?
  • Telemachus set out on a journey to:
  • In listening processing, what memory stores sounds before processing?
  • What is the purpose of writing an outline for your research paper?
  • Collaborative Content Based literature teaching can promote simultaneous learning of academic content and which of the following?
  • In this type of stage language, Brecht showed the concept that what matters is the actors' overall attitude toward what is going on around them and what they are asked to do within the circumstances of the text.
  • It deals with the level of meaning in language.
  • Whose heart did Aeneas break in his journey?
  • The Upanishads are best described as which category of Hindu scriptures?
  • Which expatriate South African writer is noted for eloquently charting issues of non-writers' struggle in his homeland?
  • Ibong Mandaragit is authored by which Filipino writer?
  • Who among the following believes that language can be described in terms of regularities and patterns or rules?
  • From which classic text is the line "To yield and to preserve whole" taken?
  • Yesterday I _________ in my room worrying about today's performance.
  • Which term describes a syllable that ends with a consonant?
  • Meaning vocabulary initially comes from what?
  • Which term deals with the structure of sentences, from words to phrases and clauses?
  • Which of the following is NOT a concern of literary criticism?
  • What is described as a mental phenomenon, innate, universal and creative?
  • Which term describes language use for instruction designed for learners who do not speak English at home?
  • An illustration or photograph can be used, referred to, or consulted as a source of information only if it
  • Ability to make up for communication gaps describes the competence ____?
  • Contextualized instruction connects difficult subjects. This approach is described as?
  • Which term is defined as the structure of grammar?
  • Which term describes listening that ignores background sounds?
  • Which line conveys tactile imagery with a soft shape inside the hard bodies?
  • Which feat is described as Hercules' greatest trial performed by him alone?
  • Which model of teaching literature is learner-centered?
  • Which term describes an expression that refers to something outside the discourse context?
  • Reading level marked by ability to answer questions within the text is
  • The lines 'Two brothers we are, Great burdens we bear' refer to which object?
  • Which cueing system is primarily about using prior experiences to derive meaning?
  • Who wrote the play "A Marriage Proposal"?
  • The discourse that proceeds a phrase or sentence to help clarify meaning is called what?
  • In folklore, who is the king of the elves and the fairies?
  • In the sentence 'Vince sent her a beautiful card from Rome,' which word functions as the indirect object?
  • Competency training emphasizes the attainment of specified learning
  • Which of the following is not the domain of evaluation done by the critic?
  • Which line contains auditory imagery of a trombone and laughter?
  • The line 'I shall but love thee better after death' expresses which theme?
  • Which sentence correctly asks about someone's age?
  • Why should statistical information always be cited in academic writing?
  • Text that reflects the learner's experiences and environment is best described as
  • Which term means a character with many sides and complexities?
  • The belief that the relationship between word and its referent is conventional corresponds to which theory?
  • Which approach views language structure as independent of social use?
  • Which ancient text is described as a collection of non-speculative hymns representative of the Aryan religious spirit, often compared to the Psalms?
  • Which group believes that language is universal?
  • Language that does not allow the speaker to use certain words outside of particular work or social context is called
  • Why is interviewing professionals and experts in a field valuable for research?
  • Meta-cognition means that we must ____.
  • Which term describes sounds articulated with both lips?
  • Which line contains tactile imagery involving a hand on a cane?
  • Which morphophonemic process describes a change where a sound shifts to resemble a neighboring sound?
  • An activity that involves gathering data and using these data to formulate meaningful statements about the subject matter is called?
  • Communicative language teaching emphasizes which of the following?
  • Showing connectivity between difficult subjects shows this approach?
  • What term describes remembering the distinctive letters of a word despite variations in its appearance?
  • Which translation study term describes changing the target text's viewpoint to preserve meaning?
  • Which term describes the depiction of subjective states through distortion and grotesque imagery in drama?
  • Which term describes the auditory property that places a sound on a scale from low to high?
  • He was not unfamiliar with the works of Dickens. What does this imply?
  • The phrase 'building blocks of language' in traditional language teaching refers to focusing on which components?
  • Which term means the opponent whom the protagonist struggles against?
  • Which is the cuing system in noticing rhyming words?
  • ESP focuses on ways in which language is used in
  • Which category best describes language's function in sharing ideas, beliefs, or feelings?
  • Observation and analysis of workers in an on-the-job setting is also known as?
  • Which term describes the process of deriving multiple meanings from a text?
  • Which term describes the ability to perceive pitch, stress, and intonation in speech?
  • In a literature class, which practice does the use of an ad blurb promote?
  • When teaching the difference between auxiliary verb and linking verb, it can be pointed out that
  • Which term is a reference to a famous person, place, event, or work of literature?
  • Which term refers to the study of works in a chronological series?
  • Which form introduces learners to rhythm, intonation, and stress patterns in the target language?
  • Authentic language uses expressions which are used in which context?
  • The name Japan originally came from the Chinese term meaning
  • Which Chinese nationalist diplomat and scholar helped establish the vernacular baihua as China's official written language in 1922?
  • The line 'If eyes are made for seeing...' is attributed to which author?
  • Teachers who believe language is a system of structures consisting of sounds, words and sentences, predictably follows a teaching syllabus that revolves around a
  • Which word has the C pronounced as K?
  • Which of the following minimal pairs may be used to teach the difference between S and Z?
  • It is the ability to recognize and comprehend at the word level.
  • Which term denotes materials that resemble real-world language use?
  • Which of the following is not a derived noun?
  • Which school of thought describes language as a dynamic system through which community members exchange information?
  • Which character is the main figure in The Jungle Book?
  • Which method emphasizes habit formation through pattern drills and memorized dialogues?
  • Who wrote Prometheus Unbound?
  • Which term refers to prosodic properties that form part of the makeup of sounds regardless of place or manner of articulation?
  • Which sentence uses the plural form of the noun to indicate more than one librarian?
  • Prometheus Unbound is best described as which literary form?
  • The morphophonemic process observed when the plural inflection of pictures, frames, malls, clothes is pronounced as [z] is called
  • Which term is the study of the sound system of language?
  • When a student reads Scrap for Scratch, he made what error?
  • Which perceptive ability is demonstrated by finding similarities or differences between a model and a set of pictures?
  • __________ is the most often cited of theory of second language acquisition.
  • A language variant of language appropriate to a particular social setting is referred to as
  • Which term describes the judgement of information and the process of ranking and displaying it based on importance?
  • Yesterday I _______ in my room worrying about today's performance.
  • Which term describes informal language used by peers and friends?
  • Which title is Stevan Javellana's novel about a woman torn between her husband and native customs?
  • Evaluative listening enables one to ______.
  • The lines with repeated phrases "There are a thousand waters to be spanned" use which device?
  • Which sentence contains an error in subject-verb agreement?
  • Which creature was Perseus intended to defeat with Medusa's head?
  • In a poem that begins with 'Sunset and the evening star' and ends with 'I put out to sea,' who is speaking?
  • Which statement best describes the relationship between text and culture in interpretation?
  • Which thinker asserted that drama is language under such high pressure of feeling that words carry an immediate connotation of gesture?
  • Which term describes words that sound the same?
  • Which of these is a Charlotte Brontë novel set in Belgium?
  • Which statement is not part of the domain of evaluation in literary study?
  • Which term makes use of the folklore motifs, commonplace expressions and typical themes developed from stock characters such as cruel stepmother, naughty sisters, etc?
  • Which option describes a role of literary theory in literary study?
  • How is a thesis statement described in the source material?
  • The primary constriction between the lower lip and the upper teeth.
  • If a student has a linguistic ability, the teacher must _______.
  • Geoffrey Chaucer is best known for which collection of stories in verse?
  • Which sentence correctly forms a yes/no question about needing items for a trip?
  • The term 'Forest texts' or 'Forest literature' refers to which body of Hindu scriptures?
  • Which practice is associated with focusing on structure to facilitate reading?
  • Which emotion is conveyed by the line 'Thou art fairer the evening air, clad in the beauty of a thousand stars'?
  • Who wrote 'Without Seeing the Dawn'?
  • In the sentence 'The audience class clapped when the musical rendition was over,' the clause 'when the musical rendition was over' functions as
  • Which statement best describes good literature?
  • Which term describes language use that varies with social context?
  • Cummins is associated with which concept?
  • _______ refers to the loudness or softness of sounds in reference to a target.
  • What term describes the scholarly activity that analyzes literature by collecting data and drawing interpretations?
  • An object or idea that has its own meaning and represents something else as well is called
  • The passage 'It's really nice to know for certain that you approve of me. Still you are dreadfully, painfully honest. Just think where I come in the scale of your affections! First the bat, then the bar, and then poor me!' demonstrates which device?
  • The American Renaissance, also known as the American Romantic Movement, paved the way for the birth of which school of thought?
  • The saying 'Favor is deceitful, and beauty is vain, but a woman that ______ the Lord, she shall be praised' comes from which book of the Bible?
  • Which line uses visual imagery to describe light and movement in an animal?
  • Language teaching practices that involve drills, pattern practice, mimicry and memorization uphold the process of
  • Authentic text refers to materials that are ____?
  • Which phonological process is described by the rule where a sound shifts place of articulation from alveolar to velar?
  • Why did the Trojans bring the gigantic wooden horse inside the city walls?
  • A reader realizes there is no single theory of literature but a multiplicity of theories when they have acquainted themselves with literary theory. What realization does this illustrate?
  • A Marriage Proposal author
  • Which term describes sounds produced with little obstruction in the vocal tract and are generally voiced?
  • The prosodic features of oral reading refer to such things as:
  • Who is the father of Horus?
  • Which cueing system involves decoding letter-sound relationships to read words?
  • The line 'Life is a barren field. Frozen with snow' is an allusion to which group?
  • Literary history is the view of literature as a chronological sequence of works integrated into the historical process. Which term describes this view?
  • Name the technique where the actor imagines being in the character's position to explore reactions.
  • Which term describes the conscious process of knowing about language and being able to talk about it?
  • Decoding refers to the process of reorganizing
  • The plan of development of actions in the story is called
  • Meaning vocabulary initially develops from which input?
  • If an editor focuses on the correctness or relevance of the facts in a document, he is editing on the basis of what?
  • The morphophonemic process that makes the plural ending of words like pictures, frames, malls, and clothes pronounced as [z] is called:
  • According to Krashen, which sentence is predicted to be acquired late by a second language learner?
  • Which aspect carries the meaning of 'prior'?
  • Which term refers to the study of works in isolation?
  • The proof reader any document including your research paper means to
  • Which virtue is highlighted by the anecdote about arguing and forgiveness?
  • What did the Greeks expect the Trojans to do with the wooden horse outside the gates?
  • Which term describes the variable that refers to the channel of communication?
  • The reader's intention when reading text is also known as the reader's what?
  • Which figure of speech is exemplified by the sentence 'He carried a strobe light and the responsibility for the lives of his men'?
  • One-way oral communication is also called ________.
  • Which listening skill is associated with evaluating the credibility of information by evaluating arguments and evidence?
  • Which technique involves a change in grammar from the source language to the target language?
  • Which option describes authentic materials?
  • What is the name of Daedalus's son?
  • Which term refers to the examination of relationships among parts of a literary work?
  • Lend me your ears means what in the given phrases?
  • Filipino learners who experience difficulty producing the initial sound of the word 'thunder' are likely to replace it with ______.
  • The group that includes Sciron, Sinis and Procrustes are best described as?
  • The feature change that occurs when the word Incomplete is pronounced [Inkemplit] is
  • Which term describes the study of sound systems in a language?
  • The morphophonemic process observed when the plural inflection of pictures, frames, malls, clothes is pronounced as [z] is called ____.
  • Why did Acrisius want Danae put to death?
  • Choosing synonyms is a ________ skill.
  • Which of the following is the author of The Jungle Book?
  • Psyche betrayed Cupid by what means?
  • Which concept focuses on analyzing lexical items by breaking them into components to guide translation decisions?
  • It allows the translator to change viewpoint or perspective in different ways.
  • A variable characteristic of ESP is a/an
  • Which term refers to a choral song describing the adventures of a god or heroic figure?
  • Who wrote Captains Courageous?
  • In the sentence 'The club meeting will be in an hour,' the phrase 'in an hour' functions as
  • Which sentence shows an error in subject - verb agreement?
  • Which term best describes the study of features such as stress, rhythm, and intonation?
  • Which figure of speech is demonstrated by the line 'I was quaking from head to foot and could have hung my hat on my eyes, they stuck out so far'?
  • Realism and Naturalism oppose which movement?
  • The practice of the four language macro skills are integrated in which approach?
  • What basic classroom technique can be used to conduct an intensive oral drill of basic sentence patterns?
  • Scope and sequence guides average programs in which pattern?
  • The symbols that represent sounds are
  • Which best explains the primary difference between a research paper and an essay?
  • In the communication process, which party is responsible for encoding the message?
  • Choosing synonyms is a _________
  • The different ways the letter T is pronounced in top, stop, and pot demonstrate that the T phoneme has what property?
  • The deity inclined to assist Odysseus on his homeward journey is:
  • Which term best describes the feature change [ +alveolar ] becomes [ +velar ]?
  • Which building blocks form the core of simple English sentences?
  • Keenness of vision is also known as visual ______.
  • In the Iliad, which warrior's sulking in his tent led to greater losses for the Greeks?
  • In the Ramayana excerpt, which character is addressed as "Daughter of a royal line"?
  • Who was the Titan ordered to support the heavens with his head and arms?
  • What is the tense of the verb 'passed' in the sentence 'All the students passed their project on time'?
  • When we ask students to _________, we are asking them to recreate situations in the classroom through role tasks assigned.
  • The idea that there are many ways of reading and interpreting a text supports which of the following?
  • Which belief would a structuralist most likely endorse about language structure?
  • A diphthong is a combination of ______.
  • Who could pick the golden apples of Hesperides according to the tale?
  • Which of the following is not part of the several meanings found in a work according to critics?
  • Which factor explains why English tense is challenging for Filipino learners?
  • Which play by Jose Hernandez is about an artist who forged cannons for Spaniards?
  • Which is the smallest unit of sound in a language that can change meaning?
  • Which term best fits a narrative where the hero is central and faces obstacles from an opposing force?
  • Which term refers to stories of wonderful events believed to have historical basis and passed down through generations?
  • Which part of speech best describes the word Will in the phrase 'will have been chosen properly'?
  • Chomsky's critique of imitation and reinforcement in language learning aligns with which broader view?
  • In structural linguistics, the appropriate sequence of learning a language proceeds from which level to which level?
  • It is an essential component of reading instruction that refers to the ability to distinguish sounds of language in spoken words.
  • Who wrote the poem 'The Molave'?
  • Which subordinating conjunction completes the sentence: '________ you learn to swim, you cannot go on this trip'?
  • How did Theseus kill the Minotaur?
  • The poem that includes the line about paying with a moan is titled what?
  • In the cultural model of teaching literature, which warmer is appropriate?
  • In linguistics, which concept is associated with an innate mechanism for language acquisition?
  • Which thinker claimed drama is language under such high pressure of feeling that the words carry a necessary and immediate connotation of gesture?
  • Involvement of learners in course planning is a feature of ________ learning.
  • Which belief holds that language is a system of knowledge made manifest in linguistic but innate and in its most abstract form, universal?
  • Audio-lingualism is anchored in which grammatical framework?
  • The set of actions which bring a story to its conclusions is called
  • In the proverb, which virtue is praised as superior to beauty?
  • Which sentence shows a correct coordination of two independent clauses with an ellipsis of the second verb?
  • Shakuntala was written by which playwright?
  • ________ is the synonym of 'Prevail'.
  • Which term is a narrative form that ends in disaster for the main character's struggle?
  • Both of these terms describe articulations that are mid - way between true consonants and vowels although they are both generally classified as consonants.
  • Which line is parallel with this line: "I am not a star because all my songs are hits; all my songs are hits because I am a star?"
  • Which statement best describes the relationship between the canon and a community of readers?
  • Among the Gorgons, which one was mortal?
  • Which term indicates the place assimilation in phonology when a sound changes place of articulation?
  • In the verb phrase 'will have been chosen properly', which word carries the primary future meaning?
  • The winter home described in the poem is that of which animal?
  • Given a descriptive essay, what should a literature teacher ask?
  • Which term studies the pattern of forming words by combining sounds into morphemes?
  • Substituting a word with the same meaning but different form during reading is which type of error?
  • Which of the following is NOT a function of a literary critic?
  • The set of commitment statements which the school formulates are
  • The sounds of English are grouped into _________.
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