NAT REVIEWER

legs : chair : : ______ : ______

• arms : hands

• shirt : torso

• foam : bed

• wheels : car

kangaroo : joey : : _______ : ______

• dog : puppy

• cub : koala

• doe : kitten

• chick : penguin

Sampaguita : flower : : Bangus : ______

• milkfish

• fish

• animal

• food

A. Good afternoon, may I take to Mariel?

B. Around 5 PM. Would you like to leave a message?

C. What time would she be coming back?

D. Okay, bye.

E. I'm sorry, but she's not around.

F. Please tell her to expect my call at 6 in the evening. Thank you!

What should be the fourth sentence in the conversation?

• E. I'm sorry, but she's not around.

• B. Around 5 PM. Would you like to leave a message?

• F. Please tell her to expect my call at 6 in the evening. Thank you!

• C. What time would she be coming back?

Which of the following is a DEPENDENT CLAUSE

• Ramon cried

• She like to dance

• If you will join the club

• Went to the store

Which of the following defines a PHRASE

• A phrase is a group of words that describes what the subject does or is.

• A phrase is a group of word that expresses a complete thought.

• A phrase always starts with a subordinating conjunction and has a subject and a predicate.

• A phrase is a group of words that either contains a subject or a predicate.

Which propaganda technique involves important-sounding "glad words" that have little or no real meaning?

• name calling

• glittering generalities

• bandwagon

• repetition

Which propaganda technique slants the message by omitting key words or unfavorable statistics?

• Card stacking

• Name calling

• Plain folks

• Testimonial

Which propaganda technique involves attaching a negative label to the other party or competitor?

• Card stacking

• Name calling

• Testimonial

• Transfer

Which propaganda technique involves an attempt to transfer the prestige of a positive symbol to a person or an idea?

• Card stacking

• Name calling

• Testimonial

• Transfer