Q3 Review

ENGLISH 10

REVIEW FOR Q3 EXAM

Multiple Choice

News that is spread to misinform or deceive the public.

• fake news

• bad news

• old news

• advertisement

Multiple Choice

A promotion of a product and service that can be seen in various forms of media, such as print, television, and radio to attract interest, encourage engagement, and generate sales.

• fake news

• bad news

• old news

• advertisement

Multiple Choice

The advertisement uses well-known figure or celebrity who makes claims about the product or service. For example, a famous athlete talks about the latest pair of athletic shoes of a popular sports brand.

• transfer

• bandwagon

• testimonial

• plain folk

Multiple Choice

The advertisement uses a symbol of respect or reverence to convey credibility or authority, such as a cross, flag, or state figure. For instance, a brand of athletic clothing uses the colors of the Philippine flag to show national pride in support of athletes in international competitions.

• transfer

• bandwagon

• testimonial

• plain folk

Multiple Choice

The advertisement uses “ordinary people” in the advertisement to give the impression that the product or service is intended for all regardless of social status. For example, a print advertisement on food seasoning may show an ordinary couple cooking together and using the product.

• transfer

• bandwagon

• testimonial

• plain folk

Multiple Choice

The advertisement uses words and expressions with negative connotations, often to describe the products or service of competitors. For instance, a fast-food company may claim through an advertisement that the portions of another fast-food company are small.

• catchy slogan

• glittering generalities

• name-calling

• snob appeal

Multiple Choice

The advertisement uses words and expressions with positive connotations to describe the product or service. For instance, an internet service provider uses “fast connection” and “affordable” to describe their services.

• catchy slogan

• glittering generalities

• name-calling

• snob appeal

Multiple Choice

The advertisement uses a short phrase that can easily be recalled and that everyone can immediately associate with a particular brand. You may notice slogans written or verbalized when you read or watch advertisements.

• catchy slogan

• glittering generalities

• name-calling

• snob appeal

Multiple Choice

The advertisement makes a claim that everyone else is using the product or service and that anyone who does not use it is missing out.

• bandwagon

• card stacking

• appeal to fear

• snob appeal

Multiple Choice

The advertisement shows an association of the product or service to superiority in social status or intellect. For instance, an advertisement of liquor has characters drinking while wearing expensive suits.

• bandwagon

• card stacking

• appeal to fear

• snob appeal

Multiple Choice

The advertisement gives a warning of what can happen if the product or service is not used, which gives the audience a sense of fear.

• bandwagon

• card stacking

• appeal to fear

• snob appeal

Multiple Choice

There are 4 modes to persuade an audience to do a certain action or believe in a certain idea.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Ethos refers to the credibility of the speaker.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Pathos refers to the use of logic, reasoning, evidence, or facts to back up claims.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Logos is often established by the speaker's education, experience, and/or profession.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

A fennel is an animal.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Someone who is light-footed moves fast.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

A tyrant is an oppressor.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Another name for a forge is a hearth.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

In mythology, titans are mortals.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

According to mythology, Prometheus brought fire to men.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Prometheus always thinks about the future.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

The younger brother of Prometheus was called Epimetheus.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Jupiter sent Pandora as a wife to Prometheus’ brother, Epimetheus.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Pandora carried with her a box of gold that had been given to her by 

Jupiter.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Curious as to what was in the golden casket, Pandora opened it and released 

what was inside it.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

 Io broke the fetters of Prometheus and set the grand old hero free.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

There are many cases where the news story may not be false, but the headline is written in such a way that it gives a different impression on the audience.

• Satire/Parody

• Misleading Headlines

• Clickbait

• Sloppy Journalism

• Propaganda

Multiple Choice

There are cases where a reporter or journalist would provide wrong or unreliable information in a news story without doing thorough fact-checking.

• Satire/Parody

• Misleading Headlines

• Clickbait

• Sloppy Journalism

• Propaganda

Multiple Choice

Some news stories are reported to influence the audience to adopt a certain view or perspective toward an issue or person.

• Satire/Parody

• Misleading Headlines

• Clickbait

• Sloppy Journalism

• Propaganda

Multiple Choice

Stories lure people into accessing an article or video because they create intrigue.

• Satire/Parody

• Fake News

• Clickbait

• Sloppy Journalism

• False Stories

Multiple Choice

In some cases, news is really intentionally fake, but this is done for entertainment purposes.

• Satire/Parody

• Fake News

• Clickbait

• Sloppy Journalism

• False Stories

Multiple Choice

 These are stories that are 100% false.

• Satire/Parody

• Fake News

• Clickbait

• Sloppy Journalism

• False Stories

Multiple Choice

While the constituents see him as a fool, the mayor’s sagacity made him decide not to run for higher position again.

• ability to understand difficult ideas and situations and to make good decisions

• behavior that shows a lack of good sense or judgment

Multiple Choice

A nurse ended his duty and prepared to go home just as the sun was about to wane on the horizon.

• to become smaller

• come or go up

Multiple Choice

His stalking continues to vex the woman’s peaceful life.

• cast a spell on

• to bring trouble

Multiple Choice

The victim was shocked to know the man had the audacity to file a police report when he initiated the fight.

• a confident and daring quality that is often seen as shocking or rude

• the bitterness or sharpness of a person's remarks or tone

Multiple Choice

The best man of the wedding made exaggerated gesticulations to make his speech hilarious. 

• expressive gestures

• full of life or excitement

Multiple Choice

The  speaker’s  suavity made the participants listen to his presentation very attentively.

• discourtesy

• behaving in a relaxed, confident, and pleasant way in social situations

Multiple Choice

Children carried scantlings from the mountain down to the town just to earn little profit.

• small pieces of timber

• mountain goats

Multiple Choice

She thought of a way to enter the party she was not invited to, that is to smile and use her charm to dissemble the usher.

• to deceive

• to seduce

Multiple Choice

The man accused of the crime kept on telling the police that he did not lie or use any dissimulation just to prove his innocence.

• hiding under false appearance

• discover (something previously secret or unknown)

Multiple Choice

 The politician was met with a lot of derision after having no clear plans for responding to the pandemic. 

• express warm approval or admiration of

• the feeling that people express when they criticize and laugh at someone or something in an insulting way