Republic of the Philippines

NUEVA VIZCAYA STATE UNIVERSITY

Bayombong, Nueva Vizcaya

COLLEGE OF TEACHER EDUCATION

Secondary Education

REV COURSE 3 (Review on Specialization/ Content Courses)

Mock Examination 1
(Major: English)

Name: _____________________________________ Date: ___________

Direction: Read each statement carefully and choose the correct answer from the 4 options marked A, B,C, D.
In your answer sheet, mark with vertical line the letter that corresponds to your answer.

1. Which in the 1987 Philippine Constitution provides English as a medium of communication and instruction?
A. Article XIII, Section 6 C. Article XIV, Section 1
B. Article XIV, Section 7 D. Article XIV, Section VIII

2. ESP is centered on the language appropriate to various activities that relate well with grammar, lexis, register,
discourse, and_________.
A. genre B. poetry C. prose D. composition

3. An English teacher may administer a performance-based assessment in ESP using rubric as a measuring
instrument. In which of the following tests is a rubric best applicable?
A. Dictation test C. Sentence transformation
B. Oral interview D. Analyzing sentences

4. Use of grade readers in one approach applied in ESP to teach students with low level of knowledge of English. In
general, these materials refer to_________.
A. books read by the students from Grades I-VI
B. multi-graded books received in the different grade levels
C. different versions of books with simplified grammar and vocabulary
D. books used by several grade levels.

5. An act enhancing the Philippine Basic Education System by strengthening its curriculum and increasing the number
of years for Basic Education, appropriating funds therefore and for other purposes, is known as_____________.
A. Enhanced Basic Education Act of 2013 C. National Education Act
B. Trifocalization Act D. Kindergarten Act of 2012

6. Examples, activities, songs, poems stories, and illustrations are based on local culture, history, and reality. This
strategy particularly refers to_________.
A. localization B. contextualization C. cultural adaptability D. authenticity

7. A low intensity earthquake was felt. What is heard from the dean?
A. “Dismiss your classes.”
B. “You better contact your parents now.”
C. “Don’t panic! Everything will be fine soon.”
D. “Move out of the classrooms orderly and proceed to the open field.”

8. Listening to classical music __________one of his preferred leisure activities.

A. were B. are C. will D. is
9. Substituting different sounds for the first sound of a familiar song just like the example below can help in
developing_____________.
Row, row, row your boat
Gently down the stream
Merrily, merrily, merrily, merrily
Life is but a dream.

Bow, bow, bow you boat

Bently bown the beam
Berrily, berrily, berrily, berrily
Bife is but a beam.
A. phonological awareness C. phonological stress
B. word recognition D. emergent word reading skills

10. While there is no absolute way to prevent ankle ___________, exercises such as ankle lifts can help strengthen
joint.
A. sprain B. sprain’s C. sprains D. sprains’

11. Lilia bought coffee for Isabella and ________

A. me B. mine C. both me and I are correct D. I

12. After the show, the board members went to another area and ________ out with their fans.
A. hung B. hunged C. hanged D. hang

13. If I ____________ about your problems, I would have helped you.

A. knew B. know C. had known D. known

14. Eminent educators have observed that qualified jobs are becoming__________.
A. scarcest B. more scarce C. scaring D. scarcer

15. Which statement is correct in structure and form?

A. Of the areas that produce lanzones, the Camiguin Island is sweeter.
B. Of the areas that produce lanzones, the Camiguin Island is the sweetest.
C. Of the areas that produce lanzones, the Camiguin Island, is the sweetest.
D. Of the areas, that produce lanzones, the Camiguin Island is the sweeter.

16. Among ASEAN countries, Singapore is known as a __________ paradise.

A. shopper’s B. shop’s C. shoppers’ D. shops’

17. An example of a word formation process that changes kindergarten to “kinder” and air conditioning to “aircon” is
known as __________.
A. coining B. compounding C. blending D. clipping

18. The speaker should change the language according to the needs of the listener or based on the dictate of the
situation like the examples below except for______________.
A. speaking differently in a classroom than on a playground
B. talking differently to a baby than to an adult
C. giving background information to an unfamiliar listener
D. sophisticating the language by using high terminologies for basal learners.

19. In Benjamin Franklin’s “Poor Richard’s Almanac” it was said that: “early to bed, _________ makes a man healthy,
wealthy and wise.
A. early rising B. rising early C. early to rise D. waking up early

20. I would not leave you come hell or high water. Based on the given sentence, we can surmise that:
A. The speaker would stay with the person no matter what.
B. The speaker warns the person of a forthcoming disaster.
C. The speaker wants the person to give up.
D. The speaker wants the person to continue fighting.

21. A semantic study of Philippine English shares how unique meanings are in contrast to its standard counterpart. An
example is the term room for someone who stays in a dormitory or shared room of a boarding house without meals
provided is known as _________.
A. Bed pals B. bed spacer C. roommate D. transient
22. Someone who can operate his/her linguistic competence and his/her sociolinguistic awareness of the relationship
between language and the context refers to what kind of speaker?
A. Intercultural B. Adapt C. Technical D. Context-driven

23. Archimedes, after discovering the principle of density, shouted “Eureka!” Since then the word has been used to
mean:
A. solution B. surprise C. discovery D. mystery

24. They are speech sounds made simply by shaping the oral cavity to give a sound a particular color or “timbre”.
A. Vowels B. Digraphs C. Consonants D. Diphthongs

25. Linguistic interference occurs when students_______________.

A. learn another language or dialect C. speak without readiness
B. learn their mother tongue D. learn to speak and hide their fear

26. A summary of main points of a text, lecture, or course of study is referred to as _________.
A. Lesson exemplar B. Subject Framework C. Course Outline D. Unit Plan

27. "Never use the ideas, words and concepts of others without giving credit to sources"- is one of the
Campus Journalism don'ts. It refers to:
A. Plagiarism B. Bias C. Sloppy Reporting D. Fairness

28. “All the bitterness melted out of him suddenly and the world renewed itself out of the youth and happiness that was
all around him, PROFLIGATE as the spring sunshine.” The capitalized word means________________.
A. superfluous B. openly C. over- abundant D. brightly

29. Which is an example of a bound morpheme ending in –ion that changes a verb into a noun?
A. Action B. Nation C. Scion D. Mention

30. In applying passive voice, which should you use on an official sign?
A. Beyond this point, do not permit pedestrian. C. Beyond this point, pedestrian should permit to go.
B. Do not permit pedestrian beyond this point. D. Pedestrians are not permitted beyond this point.

31. EVERYONE met at the contest venue. The capitalized pronoun is an example of a/an_________.
A. Indefinite pronoun B. relative pronoun C. demonstrative pronoun D. interrogative pronoun

32. When decoding multisyllabic words, what do students need to know?

I. What a syllable is
II. That a syllable contains one vowel sound
III. How to divide the words in parts and read each part
IV. Read the word by combining the parts
A. I, II, III, and IV B. II and III C. I and II D. I, III, and IV

33. To enhance the power of the mind, learners read literary text in the target language and memorize vocabulary lists
translated into the native language. Explicit grammar instruction of rules and their exceptions is the main focus to
master the target language. What is this approach?
A. Grammar-translation B. Audio-lingual C. Natural D. Direct

34. What is the ability of the listener to understand the speaker’s intentions?
A. intelligibility B. interpretability C. acceptability D. comprehensibility

35. The THIRD child is the most intelligent. The capitalized word is an example of_________.
A. descriptive adjective B. cardinal adjective C. ordinal adjective D. limiting adjective

36. Some people feel that his ___________ to the president was unnecessary.
A. delusion B. convulsion C. allusion D. illusion

37. Analogies are comparisons based on relationships between ideas. Finish the analogy below.
Dwindle: increase:: stiffen:______________
A. relax B. cringe C. crawl D. freeze

38. In Bloom’s Taxonomy of Thinking Process, which verbs help you design activities in the creating level?
A. justify, debate, invent C. recommend, design, produce
B. modify, apply, debate D. compose, imagine, propose
39. Which type of plot device ends abruptly so that the main characters are left in a difficult situation without offering
any resolution or conflict?
A. Foil B. Anti hero C. Cliffhanger D. Archetype

40. The intensification of the conflict in a story or play is called___________.

A. exposition B. conflict C. rising action D. complication

41. In literature, point of view refers to____.

A. author’s viewpoint
B. when and where the story takes place
C. a reflection of the opinion an individual has from real life
D. the obstacle or opponent the main character must overcome.

42. A type of comedy based on a far-fetched humorous situation often with ridiculous or stereotyped character is
called___________.
A. sequel B. simile C. farce D. fable

43. Which refers to the use of a word whose sound in some degree imitates or suggests its meaning? Example:
“Keeping time, time, time; A sort of Runic rhyme, to the tintinnabulation that so musically wells, from the Bells, bells,
bells.”
A. rhyme B. alliteration C. rhythm D. onomatopoeia

44. “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness…” In this
opening line of the novel The Tale of Two Cities, Charles Dickens uses_______.
A. didacticism B. consonance C. juxtaposition D. concession

45. In literature, this refers to a method of narration that describes happenings in the flow of thoughts in the minds of
the characters.
A. eyewitness B. omniscient C. first person D. stream of consciousness

46. Which type of paragraph has the goal of convincing another person to change or think about changing his/her
opinion on something?
A. Descriptive B. Persuasive C. Expository D. Narrative

47. What is the method of storytelling in which the narrator knows the thoughts and feelings of all the characters in the
story?
A. Third person limited C. First person point-of-view
B. Second person point-of-view D. Third person omniscient

48. The stylistic device in which a word or phrase is repeated at the end of successive clauses is known as _______.
A. polyptoton B. epiphora C. gradatio D. symploce

49. A scene in a short story, a novel, a narrative poem, or a play that interrupts the story to show an event
that happened earlier or in the past is known as____________.
A. foreshadowing B. review C. retreat D. flashback

50. The glass unicorn in the Glass Menagerie, the rocking horse in the Rocking-horse Winner, and the road in Frost’s
The Road not Taken are all examples of____________.
A. fable B. imagery C. subject D. symbolism

51. The resolution of the conflict in a story is known as________.

A. denouement B. coda C. diaspora D. epilogue

52. In fiction, the transformation of a character from arrogance to humility is referred to as _________.
A. catharsis B. turning point C. realism D. mellowing

53. A poem that tells a tragic story is called ________.

A. parable B. epic C. sonnet D. ballad

54. The funeral home was next to a children’s nursery is an example of ____________.
A. oxymoron B. metaphor C. juxtaposition D. paradox

55. “Debit card and bad credit,” “The earthquake and the queer shake,” are examples of _________.
A. anagrams B. puns C. contracts D. oxymorons
56. In examining syntactic relations within English sentences, the technique of dividing the words of a sentence
into phrases is called___________.
A. phrasing B. parsing C. racing D. pausing

57. The Trojan War can be seen today as ______________.

A. women’s empowerment C. men’s exhibition of grief
B. the war over lands and boundaries D. the reign of political dynasty

58. For what act is Antigone sentenced to death?

A. She refused to marry the King’s son. C. She disobeyed her sister’s command.
B. She killed her own father. D. She performed the burial rituals for her brother.

59. In Greek mythology, who was the hero who sailed in the long trip Argo to search for the Golden Fleece?
A. Ulysses B. Achilles C. Paris D. Jason

60. Who was the mythical strong man punished by the gods for stealing fire?
A. Jason B. Ulysses C. Prometheus D. Hercules

61. “Where ignorance is bliss, ‘Tis folly to be wise” is popularized by___________ in his famous work
“Ode on a Distant Prospect of Eton College”.
A. John Keats B. Thomas Gray C. William Blake D. Samuel Coleridge

62. I wish I _______ a millionaire.

A. Was B. am C. were D. will

63. What reading technique is being utilized when a teacher ask his student to read a particular passage and he marks
mispronounced words?
A. SQ3R B. IRI C. KWL Chart D. DRTA

64. Which of the theories in learning language and literacy views children as having the ability to relate information to
prior knowledge?
A. Constructivist B. Interactive C. Reader response D. Sociolinguistics

65. What kind of word is ‘Telecast’?

A. Acronymy B. Blended C. clipped D. Borrowed

66. It is the process of becoming adapted to a new culture.

A. Assimilation B. Integration C. Discourse D. Acculturation

67. This theory sees how intergroup defines its relationship to the outgroup.
A. Accommodation B. Acculturation C. Nativization D. Denativization

68. It is the model that explains the relationship between acquisition and learning and defines the influence of the latter
on the former.
A. Learning B. Monitor C. Affective D. Input

69. This hypothesis explains how a learner acquires a second language or how second language acquisition takes
place.
A. Output B. Order C. Input D. Discourse

70. This hypothesis includes motivation, self-confidence, a good self- image, and a low level of anxiety for the success
of second language acquisition.
A. Grooming B. Dressing C. Communication D. Affective Filter

71. The Universal Hypothesis is a second language approach that draws heavily on Chomsky’s
theory of ________________.
A. Universal Grammar B. Western Religion C. Natural Order D. Affective Filter

72. This is Lamendella’s view of SLA that there is a connection between language function and the neural anatomy.
A. Right hemisphere B. Left hemisphere C. Neurofunctional Theory D. Psychoanalysis

73. Which communication theory states that language is a product of man’s mimicking of the sounds of nature?
A. Tata Theory B. Yo-he-ho Theory C. Bow-wow Theory D. Ding-dong Theory

74. A subfield of linguistics that deals with the study of the time element in communication is referred to as ________.
A. Chronemics B. Oculetics C. Haptics D. Proxemics
75. This kind of communication that occurs within a person as in a monologue or soliloquy is called_____.
A. Interpersonal communication C. Buzz Group
B. Intrapersonal Communication D. Memory Game

76. Which among the theories of communication presumes that languages of men came as a result of their
emotional outbursts?
A. Ding-dong Theory C. Pooh-pooh Theory
B. Ta-ra-ra-boom-de-ay Theory D. Ta-ta Theory

77. It is a form of discourse that serves to explain or inform and appeals to the interest.
A. Exposition B. Narration D. Debate D. Description

78. These sounds consist of stress, pitch, intonation pattern, and juncture.
A. Suprasegmentals B. Syntax C. Segmentals D. Alphabet

79. Which communication theory attributes man’s language to some physical acts of men, particularly their hand
gestures?
A. Ding-dong Theory B. Bow-wow Theory C. Pooh-pooh Theory D. Ta-ta Theory

80. Which among the following strongly influenced the Medieval Indian Literature?
A. Sandwich B. Sanskrit C. Veda D. Story

81. Which of the following is the Vietnamese script?

A. Veda B. Legend C. Quoc Ngu D. Chu Nom

82. This is the period of modern Korean literature often called the enlightenment.
A. Late Joseon Period B. Early Joseon Period C. Middle Joseon Period D. Post Joseon Period

83. In Korea, ‘Hyangga’ means –

A. current melodies B. old songs C. native songs D. modern songs

84. He is considered the founding father of Korean poetry.

A. Akchang B. Seo Jeong-ju C. Kim Hoon D. Kumo

85. “To be or not to be, that’s the question” is a line taken from which particular Shakespearean play?
A. The Ghost B. Hamlet C. Romeo and Juliet D. Macbeth

86. What is the English translation of Rabindranath Tagore’s “Gitanjali”?

A. Devotional Songs B. Song of Offerings C. Song of Songs D. Patriotic Hymns

87. For a non-believer, the noise heard during the street procession would seem CACOPHONOUS. The capitalized
word means.
A. soft and pleasant B. loud and pleasant C. soft and yet unpleasant D. loud and yet unpleasant

88. A paragraph is believed to have coherence if:

A. The sentence are independent.
B. The sentence are all about the topic sentence.
C. The sentence are correctly written in terms of grammar rules.
D. The sentence are smoothly connected with each other through transitional devices.

89. Who wrote the short story “The Wedding Dance” which is about the ill-fated love of Awiyao and Lumnay?
A. Amador Daguio B. Paz Latorena C. Estrella Alfon D. Manuel Arguilla

90. In developmental reading, this pertains to the familiarity of the students to distinguish sounds of the language.
A. semantics B. phonemic awareness C. phonology D. syntax

91. In developmental reading, this pertains to the familiarity of the students to relate to the written symbol to its
corresponding sound.
A. semantics B. phonemic awareness C. phonology D. syntax

92. In the cueing system, this pertains to the structure of grammar.

A. semantics B. phonology C. syntax D. morphology

93. Mark Twain’s novels Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn are set in the ________ River.
A. Rio Grande B. Nile C. Amazon D. Mississippi
 94. Who among the following is known as the Indian Shakespeare?
A. Sadi B. Kalidasa C. Khayyam D. Tagore

95. Which two groups are at war in the Iliad?

A. Trojans and Phaeacians C. Trojans and Grecians
B. Trojans and Minoans D. Trojans and Macedonians

96. What work of Geoffrey Chaucer is regarded as the first collection of short stories in English literature written in
poetic form?
A. Beowulf B. Iliad C. Canterbury Tales D. Decameron

97. Who died at the end of Iliad?

A. Hector B. Menelaus C. Achilles D. Agamemnon

98. William Shakespeare popularized the sonnet. Which is not true about sonnet?
A. It deals with significant human experiences.
B. It carries the rhyme scheme abc abc, def def, gg.
C. It has fourteen iambic pentameter lines.
D. It is also called the English sonnet.

99. This pertains to the pauses or rests in speech.

A. stress B. pitch C. juncture D. intonation

100. “One thousand hands made the pyramids of Egypt.” What figure of speech was used in the given statement.
A. metaphor B. metonymy C. onomatopoeia D. synecdoche

101. What narrative poem tells of the heroic exploits of great heroes?
A. lyric B. ballad C. epic D. romance

102. Mathematics _______ the most difficult subject in the board exam.
A. remains B. remaining C. has remains D. remain

103. Neither his father nor his sisters ______ mah-jong.

A. plays B. are plays C. play D. are play

104. The battered wife is seeking _____ separation from her husband.
A. juridical B. judicial C. judicious D. judiciary

105. The ancient people made a _________ that the end of the world is near.
A. prophetic B. prophesy C. prophecy D. prophet

106. The government’s prohibiting the press from interviewing President Duterte constitutes ____.
A. prior restraint B. media law C. censorship D. gag order

107. When a teacher starts a remedial reading instruction, what level should the reading materials be?
A. Recreational level B. Frustration level C. Instructional level D. Beginning level

108. The sum total of traditionally derived and orally transmitted literature, materials culture, and custom subcultures
within predominantly literate and technologically advanced societies is referred to as:
A. folktale B. folklore C. folk song D. folk literature

109. A concise epitome or abstract of a book or a brief summary of essential points, statements, or facts is known as:
A. paraphrase B. gist C. synopsis D. précis

110. In “inverted pyramid” news writing, important facts are placed at:
A. the succeeding paragraph C. the beginning paragraph
B. last paragraph D. middle of the article

111. Instructional materials are classroom tools which specify the _______ to be learned.
A. technique B. content C. modes of teaching D. all of the above

112. The hostage is free. They paid their way. What does this statement tell us?
A. After paying ransom they were released C. They negotiated peacefully
B. They were freed without ransom D. They escaped after paying
113. Children who have been exposed too much to TV suffer from unusually short:
A. understanding B. concentration C. attention span D. learning

114. Stop shilly-shallying and make up your mid. This serves as a warning not to:
A. continue B. go ahead C. hesitate D. decide

115. “I prefer a government run like hell by Filipinos rather than one run by foreigners.” Who said this famous statement?
A. Apolinario Mabini B. Emilio Aguinaldo C. Jose Rizal D. Manuel L. Quezon

116. She wrote a “first rate” REPORT. What does it say about the report?
A. run of the mill B. mediocre C. excellent D. ordinary

117. Because the moon rotates on its axis at the same time as it _____ around the earth, we see the same side always.
A. revolves B. is revolving C. revolve D. has been revolving

118. His apocalyptic views seemed to doom the human race. This is to be taken as ______.
A. spiritless B. prophetic C. lethargic D. apathetic

119. Her writing is compared to the style of Sarah Orne Jewett who is shy, kind, a little wistful. One of her best known
work is called “Paul’s Case” which is a sensitive story apart from “A Lost Lady."
A. Edna Vincent Millay B. Sara Teasdale C. Marianne Moore D. Willa Cather

120. When the learner resorts to using his/her native language regardless of whether the hearer knows the native
language or not in the hope that the hearer will get the gist of what is being communicated, the learner is
resorting to:
A. code switch B. appeal to authority C. elaboration D. verbal attention getting

121. In reading any type of selection, the reader must take into consideration:
A. concept of the material C. background experience
B. purpose of reading D. professional goals

122. A student has poor location skills if he cannot:

A. use guidewords correctly C. pick out appropriate meanings
B. arrange letters in proper sequence D. read symbols from left to right

123. In Greek mythology, she is the daughter of Zeus and Hera. In Homer, she is their princess which was a divine
domestic appearing most frequently as cup bearer to the gods. She is:
A. Aphrodite B. Athena C. Artemis D. Hebe

124. According to Krashen, what is the function of knowledge of grammatical rules in the language performance?
A. output B. input C. affect D. monitor

125. The Contrastive Analysis Hypothesis claims that the principal barrier to second language acquisition is:
A. translating form L1 (first language) to L2 (second language)
B. the linguistic contrast between the two languages
C. the interference of the second language system
D. the interference of the first language system

126. What does the expression “love begets love” mean?

A. Love is not freely expected from everyone. C. If you offer love, you will be loved in return.
B. Don’t expect love, though you love others. D. Love is offered, not waiting for love in return.

127. Which word/phrase is nearest in meaning to the italicized word? Jose was contemptuous of the effects of the efforts
of his rival to show greater ability.
A. deep in thought B. scornful C. appreciative D. angry

128. __________ are activities which a heart patient must forego.

A. Smoking heavily and to overeat C. Heavy smoking and overeating
B. To smoke heavily and overeating D. Smoking heavy and to overheat

129. She was a Phantom of Delight connotes that the woman is ____________.
A. virtue B. real C. lovely D. an illusion

130. The Greek alphabet is adapted from the consonantal writing developed by the:
A. Hebrews B. Assyrians C. Babylonians D. Phoenicians
131. Our commitments can develop us or they can destroy us, but either way, they define us. Choose the line below that
has the same meaning.
A. Half-hearted commitment is what we need today. C. Our commitments need to be planned way ahead.
B. Our lives are shaped by what we are committed to. D. We must make full commitment to worthy goals.

132. “The Lord is my Shepherd; I shall not want...” is an expression of one’s _________.
A. total submission to God B. love for self C. poverty D. blind ignorance

133. Which statement is not correct?

A. The span of recognition can be evidenced through phase reading.
B. A person who makes fewer fixations is good reader.
C. One who makes many regressions is a good reader.
D. One should read ideas not words.

134. Which statement is not true?

A. Scientists are discovering more advanced ways of food production.
B. Providing enough food for the hungry is a global problem.
C. Tropical fruits are grown in cool places.
D. Barren lands are not ideal farm lands.

135. A distinctive type of category of literary composition such as the epic, tragedy, comedy, novel and short story is
called:
A. genre B. prose C. form D. literature

136. Good instructional materials should be appropriate to students educational and _________ background.
A. cultural B. psychological C. social D. all of the above

137. If I could speak English well, I _____ next year studying in the States.
A. would spend B. has spend C. would have spent D. will spent

138. She has a penchant for red accessories. This indicates _________.
A. avoidance B. strong aversion C. dislike D. fondness

139. A figure of speech which denotes a direct address to an abstract or a person who passed away.
A. asyndeton B. comparison C. apostrophe D. euphemism

140. What does it mean when we say “We have achieved a breakthrough here?"
A. The other party have won the negotiation.
B. The conference have been indefinitely postponed.
C. That the members have abandoned the negotiation table.
D. That the negotiators or members have begun to agree on certain issues.

141. The referee may not _______ these regulations no matter how much you complain.
A. expect you from B. explain to you C. exempt you from D. accept you from

142. A speech made by a person who reveals his thoughts.

A. metaphor B. sonnet C. soliloquy D. simile

143. The author of “How My Brother Leon Brought Home a Wife..."

A. Fernando Maramag B. Manuel Arguiilla C. Paz Benitez D. Jesus Pardo

144. A type of literature which narrates heroic deeds and supernatural happenings with local color and which people sing
and chant:
A. poetry B. epic C. riddles D. verse

145. A great epic poem whose plot centers on the anger and wrath of Achilles against Agamemnon, a Greek leader.
A. The Illiad of Homer B. The Odyssey C. Bernardo Carpio D. Myth

146. The award winning, world famous Juan Luna painting.

A. Riceland B. La Spolarium C. My Hometown D. The Women of Paris

147. Which of the following literacy genre was used to express social protest during the early days of American
regime?
A. Duplo B. Zarzuela C. Comedia D. Cenaculo
148. You can’t make children grow faster by pushing them, just as you can’t make a flower bloom faster by pulling. What
message does the statement have for teachers?
A. Games can help develop children naturally
B. Avoid comparing a child with other children
C. Provide children with developmentally appropriate practices
D. Just look at the flowers when you are tempted to hurry up the development of a child.

149. In Homer’s epic, who kept Odysseus on her Island for seven years?
A. Athena B. Calypso C. Helen D. Penelope

150. The period of American Renaissance gave birth to ____.

A. Romanticism B. Naturalism C. Transcendentalism D. Realism

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ALMA BELLA G. CABLINAN